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Having just visited - and been blown away by - the Charles M. Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, which is dedicated to the works of Charles Schulz, creator of the Peanuts comic strip, I thought to myself, they should do a museum like this for the Brothers Chaps. The gift shop would be like the online store, where you can get everything. It would have to be in Atlanta, however, since that's where the Brothers Chaps reside.

What do you think of an idea for a Homestar/TBC museum?

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Maybe after Homestar Runner is over.

Given how easy it is to find Homestar sketches, I'd probably only go if I got to touch the puppets, or if they played Homestar cartoons unavailable at the website.

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I don't think there's enough TBC material yet.

They certainly have done enough to merit perhaps some documentaries and such, but I couldnt imagine a whole building of this stuff.

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Is it a stretch to call "hremail 69" the fulfillment of your idea?

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Whoa! That's quite a coincidence.

Yeah, it is on both counts: 1) It is a bit of a stretch to consider hremail 62 a fulfillment of the idea (though it certainly helps), and 2) it is quite a coincidence.

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I agree with bwave. There's not enough material for a museum at the moment.

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