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Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 7:29 pm ]
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:hr: may have originated partially from Allstar on the television show Snorkes? It may be a possibility...
Author:  InterruptorJones [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 7:44 pm ]
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A couple of things:

1. Welcome to the forum.
2. Please don't use emoticons instead of typing actual words.
3. You raise an interesting point. There's definitely a similarity, there.

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"Some folk say I'm a terrific athlete."
Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 7:45 pm ]
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Sorry about that, and thanks for the welcome.
Author:  thefreakyblueman [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 7:53 pm ]
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Indeed--welcome to the forum! If you're interested in knowing where Homestar actually originates, use the Wiki.
Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 7:55 pm ]
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Yeah, but I still see a simularity with Allstar.
Author:  thefreakyblueman [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 8:02 pm ]
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Homestars_gurl_4eva wrote:
Yeah, but I still see a simularity with Allstar.

Well, I don't doubt that some of the attributes of Allstar (such as the star shirt... uh... well, that's all I see) are common in both; I was just pointing out that Homestar didn't originate from the Snorklesinges show.
Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 8:03 pm ]
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Oh, okay. Well, Allstar is a terrific athelete, too, and he's got the girl...
Author:  InterruptorJones [ Wed Dec 22, 2004 8:12 pm ]
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Homestars_gurl_4eva wrote:
Oh, okay. Well, Allstar is a terrific athelete, too, and he's got the girl...


And the name..
Author:  Trev-MUN [ Thu Dec 23, 2004 12:37 am ]
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You guys realize that we will have to have a duel between Allstar and Homestar, right? :D

The only thing is, that Homestar is probably more of Allstar's baseball counterpart given his origins (and watch the Mario Paint movie in the museum).

But I don't doubt that Allstar may have had a hand in developing Homestar's character and personality(?). (I need to look this guy up ... *goes looking in the Big Wikipedia In The Sky*)

After all, if Star Wars could have been inspired by Flash Gordon, what's to say that isn't the case here?
Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Mon Dec 27, 2004 12:19 am ]
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If you've ever seen the show, there are many simularities between the two cartoons. I'll think of some and post...
Author:  InvaderTK [ Mon Dec 27, 2004 12:47 am ]
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Homestars_gurl_4eva wrote:
If you've ever seen the show, there are many simularities between the two cartoons. I'll think of some and post...


Pardon me while I pull an Aunt Josephine* but I've seen you enter simularities in about three posts to what I've counted. It's simalarities, not simularities. I am a grammar freak as well, so pardon the intrusion.

*Aunt Josephine was in Lemony Snicket's The Wide Window. Known for being as much of a grammar freak as she was a scaredy cat.
Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Mon Dec 27, 2004 3:33 am ]
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Oh, sorry about that... I had no idea I was spelling it wrong. Thanks for correcting me.
Author:  TheTinyGiant [ Mon Dec 27, 2004 6:41 am ]
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Sorry to ruin it INADVERTK, but it's really similarities
(pictures Strong Bad reading email asking about "simUlarities")
Author:  InvaderTK [ Mon Dec 27, 2004 11:46 am ]
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Homestars_gurl_4eva wrote:
Oh, sorry about that... I had no idea I was spelling it wrong. Thanks for correcting me.


NO! NOT THE LACHRYMOSE LEECHES! DON'T PUSH ME OUT TO THE LAKE! *Gets pushed out on the lake on a half sunken boat* AIEEEEEEE! Sorry I couldn't resist.

Warning: Do not read unless you need explanation for the joke, or haven't read the book. In The Wide Window Olaf says "Thank you for correcting me." before offing Aunt Josephine in the lake.
Author:  SEAN'D! [ Tue Jan 04, 2005 2:04 am ]
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Could someone please post a link or picture of this Allstar. I don't know who he is!
Author:  thefreakyblueman [ Tue Jan 04, 2005 2:31 am ]
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You may want to look at the second post here.
Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Thu Jan 27, 2005 12:49 am ]
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Author:  Homestars_gurl_4eva [ Thu Jan 27, 2005 12:50 am ]
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INVADERTK wrote:
Homestars_gurl_4eva wrote:
Oh, sorry about that... I had no idea I was spelling it wrong. Thanks for correcting me.


NO! NOT THE LACHRYMOSE LEECHES! DON'T PUSH ME OUT TO THE LAKE! *Gets pushed out on the lake on a half sunken boat* AIEEEEEEE! Sorry I couldn't resist.

Warning: Do not read unless you need explanation for the joke, or haven't read the book. In The Wide Window Olaf says "Thank you for correcting me." before offing Aunt Josephine in the lake.


It's cool. We don't all have to be the greatest spellers on earth. I feel like a double-dork, you only have to feel like a dork...

Yeah, I've read the books, man. I know all about Count Olaf and his evil doings...
Author:  woddfellow2 [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 4:13 pm ]
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INVADERTK wrote:
Homestars_gurl_4eva wrote:
If you've ever seen the show, there are many simularities between the two cartoons. I'll think of some and post...


Pardon me while I pull an Aunt Josephine* but I've seen you enter simularities in about three posts to what I've counted. It's simalarities, not simularities. I am a grammar freak as well, so pardon the intrusion.

*Aunt Josephine was in Lemony Snicket's The Wide Window. Known for being as much of a grammar freak as she was a scaredy cat.

You're both wrong. It's spelt "similarities".
Author:  Super Orange! [ Sat Jan 29, 2005 5:59 pm ]
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No, it's spelled "simultaneously" :P
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