Homestar Runner scenes that permanently changed my dialect
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- Опубликовано: 7 дек 2022
- Sitting in my linguistics class one day gave me this idea. Interesting to see where certain speech patterns come from
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In hindsight I apologize for forgetting "great jorb"
No probalo.
Yeah that medical resistance one is one I immediately identified as something I say too. Also calling christmas "Decemberween"
All the reason to make a part 2 ;)
It’s ok you still did a great jorb
That was a terrible stnank.
"I can do it! I will do it nine times!" is another one that lives in my head rent free
I say "three trophies for the Chort!" regularly even though there's never really a context for it.
“Get out of here Nebulon! Nobody likes YOUR style”
"I was saving that one for about two seconds ago. Perfect timing." still floats around my head too.
@@JustinMullally I do find myself saying "Perfect ... Timing" with slightly too long a pause between the two words.
Yes. All of these. But when I start to say "I can do it nine times" out loud, I start audible but quiet it down and trail off because I know no one knows wtf I'm on about =( But at least I have all you.
Somewhere around my forties "OW! My most of me!" started becoming personally popular again.
That’s a good one.
Ow MY PARTS
I get a lot of mileage out of "Oof! My pension!" personally.
"OW MY ENTIRE LIFE!"
"Ow my everything!" is the one that stuck to me.
Between this and early simpsons, my ability to speak plain English never had a chance.
NOTTA CHANCE!!
That's unpossible!
Hey- embiggen is a perfectly cromulent word!
@@mightyrobot42 no way ralph wiggum moment
I've been yoinking words from the Simpsons since the 90s
I've been watching Homestar Runner for almost 20 years, and in all that time I never realized Homestar saying the "Mountain Dwa" tasted like dwa dwa meant he was saying it tasted like 'doo doo' (dew dew). It definitely took me way too long to figure that joke out.
Lol I needed that explanation too
There are a LOT of Homestar jokes I didn't get as a child (and some I still don't get) because English is my second language. I can appreciate it when people point them out to me, like you did.
Truly, HR is the gift that keeps on giving.
I was today years old...
All three “dew”s he replaced with “dwa”s are spelled differently. Dew, do, doo doo.
I still use the word 'asplode' in technical documentation.
Oh fuck I can't believe I forgot "Your head a splode"
BALEETED!
Sneaking a couple 'splodes into a peer-reviewed publication is high on my bucket list.
I recently said this while playing helldivers 2
@@n1vg DELORTED
To this day I can't purge "no probalo" from my inner dialogue
This one aggravates people to no end
Combolations Elizagerth
I will never not say 'Oh, excardon me' around the unsuspecting
Literally how I say "no problem"
OMG I say that more often than I'd like hahaha
Them: "You can't hear pictures."
This thumbnail: "TERtiARY."
AHHH! It's the CARDGAGE curse! It finally caught up with us!
I heard it inside my head and it even made me do the wiggle
@@ThyPandora _Rated F for Folds. May contain graphic images of vague skin folds, references to Family Might/Coulds, and scenes of strong foldulence._
[C-G-eeow!]
God for some reason that scene always gives me the jibblies.
"Strong Bad, I'm borrowing this squeegee type deal!"
To this day I can't help but refer to things I can't quite describe as 'type deals'.
That's an honorable mention of sorts. I couldn't find a good enough clip but all throughout the series, calling stuff a "-type situation" and whatnot is a trend I've adopted
Omigosh! I've been saying that for ever, and now I don't know if this is where I got it from!
Maybe that’s where Amber Lynn Reid adapted it from.
Flavor taste!
@@ErgortanguperPolice it's common vernacular in some parts of the southern USA
Honestly I've practically become Senor Cardgage at this point, portmanteaus have replaced much of my dictiabulary
I’m pretty sure that’s no probalo
Excardon me
no single piece of media has affected my financial vocabulary more than senor cardgage mortgage
as i'm doing my taxes i say "home lawn, refinancin, no probalo, free canceltation..."
"Dump tell no Mandy, this is just a landmower turned bankways" remains both my favorite and least favorite sentence ever written.
That's fanterful to hear, Jennice.
Every time the wife says she misses something, I can’t not say ‘I miss video games.’
I miss my mom
@@martinwlee5431 I miss video games.
@@TheMister123 I miss my mom
The struggle is real 😔 🥀
@@virgilepiaux150
I miss video games
"I can legally prescribe marriages" is one that's stuck with me. Also, "you say termater, I zader madermorts."
You say zader madermorts, I say tumatermorts. Let's call the whole thing off.
Only 52 views, and yet youtube was able to strike me with pinpoint accuracy. Homestar Runner was the first piece of media to force me to realize that what I watched was actively shaping my way of speaking and sense of humor.
Yeah, the algorithm 360 no-scoped me with this.
@@BenMarcWilliams oh! My slpeeen
I watched Homestar Runner as a kid and into my teens. It has permanently shaped my sense of humor.
I said the same thing lmao. Sometimes the algorithm just gets me lol
And five days later, the RUclips algorithm made this compilation reach to 16,000 views. Homestar Runner forever!
On multiple occasions I have described something out loud as being “twicely fresh.”
...twicely fresh!
“Oh, twice!”
The list of phrases is infinite, but "that's not a good prize!" is definitely one of my dailies
Though, the list of phrases of reasonable length, is finite
That’s one of mine, too.
*Very yes.*
Alright Edgar. Now drop a train on ‘em!
@@SonicMaster519 *Thanks One Million, talk to you later.*
I still say "Bees careful" without realizing it's part of my lexicon.
Always be'sing and do'sing, never cheesing or choosing!
Oh god same. It's probably the one that's the most deeply embedded
I still say "would you care for a slice of gum?" when offering gum to people.
My brother does that, too XD
I will never be able to not shout "Arrowed!" anytime anyone uses a bow and arrow
Same here.
Ahahaha good one
@@Richard_Nickerson Shakespeared!
@@jimmycon2001
Even better!
yess
"[blank]=Very Yes" has become a part of my lexicon.
Same
Every god damn labor day. Every single year. It's all I can think.
_"To-day-bor dae iz Lay-bo-dayyyy"_
@@t3hr00tb33r it's been so long and that's still SO funny to me. It's been like 13 years since I first saw it and it never got old.
On my syllabus for my students I always write "Labor Daybor"
I always say the day before, "Tomorrowborday..."
I rewatched all the Homestar toons in a playlist this year and was amazed at how many phrases, pronunciations, and naming conventions I use on a daily basis purely because of The Brothers Chaps and their unique linguistic approaches with their dumb animal characters.
Did I write this post? Or make this video? 😅
@@Kyrbi0 It's crazy go nuts that we all think this way.
Can I get a link to that playlist? I feel like walking down that memory lane again.
@@keltzar1 No prob, Bob: ruclips.net/p/PLt9wl2YqVVDkAbrRnsB2Cs5VSZXdw70XE
“Dumb animal characters” is another HSR phrase, right?
"Wah! That is not a small number! That is a BIG number!"
I think Virus and 3 Branches make up 40 percent of my vocabulary alone.
I frequently have to stop myself from saying "Many Combolations, Elizagerth." because I doubt anyone I say it to will get it.
anytime I meet someone named Elizabeth it is inevitable that I call them "Elizagerth" at least once.
@@John-jl4dl My sister is named Elizabeth but I haven't called her that in 15 years.
Same, dude.
@@bobdolesrevengeYou should win the prize for best comment on this video
I’m still all the time telling people to “sever their legs” and telling them that it’s “the greatest day”.
I’m also still all the time saying I’m “all the time” doing things.
Creepy pants all the time has some
Please proceed to sample the sweatpants.
I could never work a drive thru speaker because of that.
"Sam, can you take out the trash? "I can do it. I can do it nine times."
“This might hurt alottle!” Is still my go to all these years later.
Anytime something even slightly goes wrong, I say "Everything is Fine, Nothing is Ruined" from the end of Sbemail 50
I use that a lot at work but I thought it was "nothing is broken." Oops
@@nthgth I’m pretty sure it actually is “nothing is broken”
No, it's definitely "nothing is ruined".
@@gregoryhayes7569 yup, double checked and I was wrong. My mistake.
Where does "Everything is fine, nothing's the matter, no two people are not on fire" come from? I am certain it's a Homestar Runner-ism, just can't remember where from...
yfw you realize the Cardgage curse is very, very real and that you're under it
ｔｅｒｔｉａｒｙ
oh no
this means t e r t i a r y ?! **spooky music sting plays** AAAAAHHHHHHH!!!!
@@juliirubyx Jibblie, Jibblie, Jibblie
You can get a leg up on the pile
I got fourteen degrees while on my lunch take.
It's so relieving to know that HSR has also permanently deformed the way other people speak
You say deformed, I say refined
I say there, monstrosity, do you know the times?
@@Daniel-xs8tr I say this one daily
My siblings and I often intentionally mispronounced words growing up as part of our family dialect (and we still do now in our late 20s and 30s); it dawned on me recently that Homestar is a HUGE reason why. We ate it up when we were younger. "Jorb," "dwa dwa," "grood", "m srry" etc. It has indeed permanently affected our lexicon. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
"This garage sale is more like a gar bage sale"
"Oh... that looks sinful...SHUT UP LADY"
and
"Someone's sucking up all my bandwidth!!" are my main ones along with almost all of teen girl squad dialogue.
'Drop a train on em' is in my permanent parlence.
"This is my first and last straw" is my go to when I immediately back off from doing something.
“I’m outta here, you amateurs!!” *Walks away as 90s-esque acapella music plays*
I personally cannot go to the bread aisle at the grocery store without saying to myself "Oh bread aisle, warm me with your enriched bleached bosom".
This series is just endlessly quotable
I always end up singing Homestar's bReAd sing-along.
"And please, give me back my sight."
@@Trogdor98 Bwead is a good time for me a-doo-doo-doo-doo singing bwead is a good time for evewybodyyy
@@williamwebb9724 I cut the crust off in the morning light…
@@dylanintendisney Don't ask me whyyyyyy, pumpernickle and ryyyyyyyyye...
I still to this day say "Corn is no place for a mighty warrior" and when I start working the first thing I'm gonna say to my boss when he pisses me off is "I am totally never quitting this job but going to start complaining about it a little bit more"
I still greet people with "Haldo!" after all these years.
I do this all the time on discord and NO ONE GETS THE REFERENCE
So do I.
Me too.
yes!!
Oooh, yes. I do this all the time.
My most frequently used is "Your call is very unportant to us. Please continue to hold."
Sometimes I do the Hold Music jingle out loud, while on hold
"Mam please calm down. Your CD tray is not a cupholder. I cannot help you clear your browser cache. No, I am not an idiot" and "Hey! Somebody's sucking up all my bandwidth!" from this episode permanently changed me.
@@JustPeachyMind I believe it's "No, I'm not in India"
to this day i still occasionally mutter "you can't get ye flask" to myself when things don't go my way
Haha me too 😄 the way Strong Bad says it is just perfect for the little setbacks of daily life
Senor Cardgage said "Excardon me" and my life was forever changed.
"It's over!" is the big one for me. It's a fantastic phrase to say when something ends suddenly, unexpectedly.
When I hear “it’s over” my brain finishes it up with “everybody died ‘cept me. Crap.”
Same here, along with 'Sooo Good!'
some times i sing the whole song, "it's oooover and the credits are rolling~"
this is painfully missing "my focus is all... crocus..."
OHHHH THE EMBARRASSMENT.
"Ooh! Guess I forgat to prat!
Ooh! Guess I forgort to port!"
This will go on forever, if you let it.
Oooh! Gork a fa pork!
No "My Doge"? That changed the whole internet's vocabulary.
“Looks like I’m gonna have to jump!” “Are you asking for a CHALLEEEEEEENGE????” And “let’s take a look! A book look!” Are gutteral utterances, or you guessed it, Gutterences, that I say out my talk hole all the Dang time!
Also “oh Dan…g. Oh dang!”
Also, EVERY Coach Z way of saying Jorb
Yeah good jorb dar purepals
oh my god dan. g. is literally my go to xD
No but you have to say it all in one breath like, CorrectmeifI'mwrongbutareyouaskingfora CHALLEUUNGE????
"Dump tell no Mandy, it's just a land mower turned bankways"
"You might paste away if you Dinty Moore"
😂😂😂 I love Senor Cardgage and his crazy expressions like these
"None out of none" is eternally part of my lexicon
I really want to remember which one that came from
@@theopoldthegamer4284 'Videography' sbemail!
@@theopoldthegamer4284 Pretty sure that's the 'videography' one.
When I drop something, I go to "Everything is fine, nothing is ruined!".
And since buying a house, I've had to think a lot more about light globes.
I somehow forgot about "Good and plenty/dark and lovely/bed bath and BEYond", despite the fact that I use it all the dang time including at least once earlier today. It's so ingrained in my vocabulary that I don't even notice it anymore.
I STILL SAY "BE-LETED!"
I can easily see all of these lines playing out in real life. That and "let's get this train wreck a-rollin'!"
One that I think of a lot is "Istanbul! Of course!"
see for me it's the way he trailed off. "Where Perducci is.. and where that is.. is that he is... in.. Istanbul."
“What do you know about Perducci, dough boy?!”
“Do you not notice the giant movie over here?” is my go-to thought for people talking in the movies
Whenever i get a rocket launcher in a game i cant fire it without first going "Oh diddle-o-di-diddle-oh DIE!"
@@MrMickio1 That one is GLORIOUS
“were all the sit-around-and-suck-out-loud places CLOSED??”
Oh man! Have you ever been to a groundbreaking? What is going on with those things?
I still start singing "C'mon and get in the boat, fishes, c'mon and get in the boat, fish fish" out of nowhere even though I think it's been a full decade since I've actually seen the video
The rare times I see a fish in the water I can't help but go "fiiiish" a la Strong Bad's lure 🤦♂️😂
Same here, it made me curious when it was from... Sweet Christ, that sbemail was from late 2002!! 🤯
0:47 My favorite part with Strong Bad’s perfectly cut off, enraged _”Will you just get-”_
Whenever I see someone with blue hair every cell in my body has to fight not to say "and blue hair- you gotta have blue hair" in strong bad's voice from the anime animation
Maybe in that situation, it's better to let your mouth be teeny-tiny when it's closed, rather than ridiculously huge when it's open.
Why fight it? I say it loud and proud.
Just "You gotta have blue hair."
Sounds like a CHALLENGE
@@csurname some kind of CHALLENGE buried in the GROUND??!!
I say several of these all the time. Sadly, no one seems to get them. I also almost exclusively use Compy and Lappy, which drives my IT guys crazy.
i do the same thing when i refer to my lappy
I use lappy all the time sadly no one has a compe'
@@nline2blast722 It's "Compé" (hold down e on ios, press windows+period at the same time on pc. that'll give ya extra letters n stuff)
@@shokora-chan alt codes are also your friend! Alt+130 gives the "é". Also, I called my computer my Compy in my system for over 10 years. Whenst I finally was forced to upgrade to the model I use now, I named it the Compé.
I do that too! 😂
To this day, I cannot spell the word "Business" correctly first try. It always comes out as "buisness".
Ironically enough, Strong Bad saying "buisness" has made me permanently remember how to spell "business"
@@misterrkalebhimself Don’t you mean Lappy?
@@ErgortanguperPolice I think SB also says it. "Down to bwees-ness" or some such
Being the distinguished buisness man that I am…
Oh so Homestarrunner is to blame for why I always misspell that word.
That virus one was so cool. It perfectly captured the horror and confusion of the computer doing weird things and showing weird messages you've never seen before when some virus or other critical failure happened.
virus is my favorite sbemail
👁👄👁 T E R T I A R Y
"No probalo!"
"SOOOO GOOD!"
“Grood. I mean good. And great. Great and good.”
I managed a Subway. Every morning I turned on the headset for the drive-thru I would say " sever your leg please, it's the greatest day"
I think my favorite is "oooh, now i understaand" from when storybook Strong Bad tells Coach Z "3 is clearly a smaller number than a million". "Just regular type" and "why come" are some that i completely forgot were from homestar till i rewatched it years later after I picked them up
If my roommate and I are getting Doordash, "Can you buychase me a Cheese Burgwich?" will inevitably become part of the conversation.
Rise, my son. And giveth me $7.50, with which to buy some chicken tenders.
I love how this weird cartoon got me and my weird siblings to say weird stuff for the rest of our lives
My wife and I both watches Home Stramy religiously (and still do so).
Speaking in "homestarisms" is like our secret language.
where the ding dang halfbert do I find a lady-type like that?
@@KairuHakubi Does Coach Z ever say this word for word? Because I read it in his voice, and it's exactly the type of thing he would say.
@@catbatrat1760 naw he'd say somethin more like HOW IN THE HOOZITS didja get a gee eff, Pramsanic?
@@KairuHakubi XD Oh, I love that!
(In case OP ever changes their username, it is currently PrimeSonic. Just putting that there since part of the joke would stop making sense otherwise.)
That is the most adorable thing ever
HR is definitely where I acquired my love of making portmanteaus.
Also the source of about 80% of my humor.
I think still "thang ding" "I'm sad that I'm flying" and "you're every welcome, elizagerth"
You did a great jaerb making this video.
The idea of a degree in “escrow understandment” will always be hilarious to me
I started saying “Cool Cool” because of the time Homestar casually said it when talking to SB about his nasty wig.
I know it’s not that abnormal of a thing to say, but Homestar’s tone of voice stuck with me for some reason through all these years.
Cool, cool, depressing, cool
Wight wight.
Honestly i genuinely dont think much of the audience that was really young when they watched this could accurately understand or be aware of just how much it affected their language.
like if you were to ask me, i wouldnt know at all. but i know i talk like them so much. not direct quotes, but similar type bits. probably even the way i phrased that last sentence is a result of homestarism. it never ends.
I read this in Strong Bad's voice.
'This does not look good for the Samovar' is an unfortunate regular go-to for me.
"Everything is fine. Nothing is broken." Comes up sometimes at work too
@@nthgth somehow I misremembered that line as 'everything is fine, nothing is on fire'. Which I ended up using, too.
@@samovarsa2640 Everyone is different. No two people are not on fire.
I say "Do you need medical resistance" all the time. Thank you for putting that one in!!
God you cut off the fall floats scene right before my favorite line delivery in the series!! "Say hi to that bee for me, Homestar!" "(Dejected) Hi, bee"
"We now return to the firtie-twost annual fall float parade"
“COACH Z YOU JERK”
Don't forget that there was an entire series of games called "I Wanna Be the Guy," based on the line from the 20X6 cartoon. :D
You're just a kid! Maybe when you're older.
@@CZsWorld
"Let. Me. In! Da-da-da! Let me in!"
You're not a ficus.
@@messey12 You're so smart! I'm Chiller32-
The absolute number of times I told my parents they “could get a leg up on the pile” when they were refinancing their house tho
How has it taken this long for homestarrunner moments videos to exist. It doesn't matter because it's here now and I love it.
AGREED!
"Alright Edgar, NOW DROPPA TRAIN ON EM" will always be a classic, imma be remembering that in the seniors home, along with "This is Beverly Clearly my computer-box."
Like many others have said today, RUclips suddenly recommended this to me, and I could not be happier.
[sip] Oh. That's good Jones.
[voice-over] Hot WHAT??
@@claytonandres1194 Hee hee. Don't worry, we don't stock any Hot Pooey in this house.
one of the biggest for me is call things "reaSONable" it's every single time i say that word
It's truly disturbing how many references to Homestar & the gang I make on a daily basis. I knew there was a bunch, but I've been rewatching the sbemails lately and have been having a lot of "So THAT'S why I say that!" Moments.
Same
Now i can legally perscribe marriages in the state of Kentattica.
"I remember learning about that... in school..."
I use this a lot too
SURPRISE! It's me! Homestar! ...From school!
Oh look! Someone's compiled a list of things I say on a regular basis!
Haha basically, yeah.
You all the time talk about prescribing marriages? 😜
@@ThisFreakingDuck yes. 😂
@@ThisFreakingDuck and tertiary investments.
"Y'all are so wack" is a regular part of my vocabulary
Wiggity wack??
@@Beverly_Dingus no, just regular type.
I've been legit calling them mater morts for YEARS.
I will forever refer to my brother as "Li'l Brudder" bc of Homestar and that episode where Strong Bad interviews HSR and he says, "oh, I doubt it, I drove" and "If you take a look at my resume..."
And the poetry lesson where SB says to make things Elizabethan by adding apostrophes. Still to this day, when I see "o'er" I think of "'tis ne'er e'er o'er m' lo'er o' clo'er" hahaha
Not to mention "weighing in at an extremely portable 42 lbs!" and "I say there monstrosity, do you know the times?"
Homsar's "I'm a trendy totebag!"
And so many things from Teen Girl Squad...
"GROOD! I mean... Good... And great. GREAT AND GOOD!"
"It's corn and corn alone day! / Corn is no place for a mighty warrior!"
"TOMPKINS MADE A SWEAR!"
"IT'S a USB DONGLE goblin!"
Of course any portmanteau these guys come up with is golden. I can't think of "gutteral utterances / gutterances" without hearing the buzzer in my head 🤣
Sooooo GOOOOOD!
I feel like nobody remembers Marshy's "I'M AN ABOMINATION! And I'm comin' to your house after schooool!"
i’ve (at least internally) picked up “there needs to be a better word for weird”.
it expresses a sentiment that simply resorting to a more verbose substitute would not truly enable.
Somehow the this ended up in my recommendations, and it’s perfect.
I know the Brothers Chap have moved on, but I just miss this so much and I’ve never emotionally recovered from watching the flow of these cartoons slowly dry up to a meager trickle. I need more! I need to feel alive again!
One was just posted tonight! And IMHO it's a corker. We see a side of Homestar that we've never seen before....
“Does the package have TROLL in it? Or maybe a TROLL?”
-That Time of the Year
"what is this thing? A bounce thing?"
"Checkitout, checkitout, checkitout, checkitout, checkitout..."
"Make yourself a nice, cool, tall glass of piemonade!"
"Shaow me yeor a rehl mahn, ruatha daeshing."
"Cuz they mine, and they good!"
"I'll call it, tha supuw question machine!"
And many others
Everytime I want to tell someone “great job” I have to hold myself back from saying “great joorreeoorb”
I literally cannot say 'tertiary' like a normal human being anymore
I no longer make mistakes, only "stnanks"
I'll often ask my coworkers "do you know the times?" And they just get confused
"What it is, my doge" gets slightly less confused responses
The Brothers Chaps: Second wave Shakespears.
William Shakespear
Wouldiwas Shookspear
"Relinquish your pipes, sir"
Whenever something is being difficult
I don't really directly quote Homestar Runner much, but it's absolutely changed the way I talk. Adding random r sounds to the middle of words, referring to myself or others as a ____man, or elongating vowels like Dangeresque. Also, anytime my wife says something self-deprecating about her cooking I invariable respond with some appropriate variation of "I LOVE too much mayo!"
There is a dedicated portion of my brain that thinks only in Homestar and Teen Girl Squad quotes. I can't shut it off. It's been active since 2008. Please help
Still the best cartoon ever though