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Re: Homestar Runner - TheToiletDuck - 08-15-2009
Great JEOOOORB!
Re: Homestar Runner - commish - 08-15-2009
Did anyone play the episodic games that telltale made for it? I did and loved every one, was very fun.
Re: Homestar Runner - KarthXLR - 08-15-2009
(08-15-2009, 12:20 PM)commish link Wrote: Did anyone play the episodic games that telltale made for it? I did and loved every one, was very fun.yeah, they were alright. I think Sam & Max are way better.
Re: Homestar Runner - Whendilin - 08-15-2009
THIS SITE (along with ebaumsworld) WAS MY INTRO TO THE INTERBLAG!!!! I have been following it since Compy 386. And the virus email was amazing. I like the Halloween costumes the best because I have laughed so hard on those I've cried before. BEST SITE EVER!!!!!
Re: Homestar Runner - Versus - 08-15-2009
(08-15-2009, 02:58 PM)Whendilin link Wrote: (along with ebaumsworld)
wrong
Re: Homestar Runner - Luinbariel - 08-15-2009
Oh, nostalgia.
I kinda miss homestar runner... But then I just pop in my Limozeen CD and it's all good again.
Re: Homestar Runner - Coppanuva - 08-15-2009
(08-15-2009, 03:41 PM)Luinbariel link Wrote: Oh, nostalgia.
I kinda miss homestar runner... But then I just pop in my Limozeen CD and it's all good again, cause I got THE HEART OF A LION! And the wings of a bat BECAUSE IT'S MIDNITE!
Re: Homestar Runner - Professor Funbucks - 08-15-2009
oh boy homestar runner.
my favorite character is still Bubs.
also, my first game/time on a PC was Duke Nukem 3D..forget what year it came out, but I was born in 1991, so that's very young.
Re: Homestar Runner - zaneyard - 08-17-2009
(08-15-2009, 04:59 AM)Ianki link Wrote: [quote author=Versus-pwny- link=topic=3460.msg106288#msg106288 date=1250324503]
[quote author=CopulatingDuck link=topic=3460.msg106286#msg106286 date=1250324321]
[quote author=Fail Rose link=topic=3460.msg106230#msg106230 date=1250307654]
[quote author=Squishy3 link=topic=3460.msg106225#msg106225 date=1250307253]
[quote author=Fail Rose link=topic=3460.msg106223#msg106223 date=1250307161]
[quote author=Squishy3 link=topic=3460.msg106217#msg106217 date=1250305178]
old as the internet
No, I have an animated gif of hentai that had to run under a DOS executable for it to work. Homestar Runner came out after that.
[/quote]Was this when only colleges had internet or after that?
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Somewhere during 1994 ~ 1996. Yeah, my school had internets and residential areas were still at 2400 BAUD (?) to Prodigy, Compuserve and local BBSs. Homestar Runner was 2000, so sayeth Wikipedia.
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I never touched a computer until 1999 (AutoCAD R12 in 8th grade).
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wow
raped
i played on computers when i was like 4
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(07-08-2008, 10:00 PM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: Reader Rabbit was the shit! I played that on my parents computer all the time. 8)
(08-20-2008, 04:11 PM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: [quote author=KorJax link=topic=1208.msg32279#msg32279 date=1219251506]
Some old pacard bell...
First game was some game that involve a monkey throwing bomb bananas at another monkey controlled by player 2.
HOLY SHIT GORILLAS!!! That was my first game too, fuck if I remember what the system was though. All I remember was that a major selling point was "TURBO MODE BOOSTS FROM 25 TO 50MHZ ZOMG!!!"
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Copulating duck is full of contradictions about his early experiences with computers. Which is it duck, 1st grade or 8th grade? or were you playing reading rabbit and slinging bananas in 8th grade, you loser.
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why would you waste that much time to point out his contradictions
can't we all just get along?
Re: Homestar Runner - HeK - 08-17-2009
(08-15-2009, 05:16 AM)CopulatingDuck link Wrote: Even printed them on the fancy ass tractor-feed printer, idk why they stopped making those.
Mainly the speed vs quality and noise.
There are still tractor-feed, known as continuous-form printers, but they are all laser now.
Re: Homestar Runner - at0m - 08-17-2009
WE HAD THAT LIGHTSWITCH INSTALLED FOR YOU SO YOU COULD TURN THE LIGHTS ON AND OFF.
NOT SO YOU COULD THROW LIGHTSWITCH RAVES.
http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail45.html
Re: Homestar Runner - SAVAGE-0 - 08-17-2009
Used to love it and watch anything they posted... haven't been in way too long, though am usually quite entertained...
the following, from hsr, is still a part of my day to day vocab though - when I'm with a few of my closer friends:
BOOOO! (king of town - i think from the strong sad competition)
I have a sock on my head? giddit off, geddit off! etc. (extra from strong sad comp - I guess I liked that)
Nice jeorb...(often followed by a hom-stray)- Â obviously
squeaky pance dance - "crazy" email
Oops... you bwoke it
and pretty much the whole convo in the interview strong bad does with homestar often starting with: "I doubt it... i dwove" - "but you don't have a car" - "YEAH.. yur pwobabwy wight" (even got my parents saying the latter quite frequently)