(noun) A charcter from www.homestarrunner.com who was originally the subject of a ghost story and normally features in Halloween themed animations although appeared briefly in "Where's The Cheat?" He is green, short and like Homstar has a distictive underbite and appears to have no arms. Enjoys looking around, dancing, hiding and is usually accompanied by organ music. To be approached with caution.
Homstar: Once, there was this Green Goblin and he um, used to look around and um, I guess he did a dance
by Bigfatnobody October 11, 2003
(noun) Strong Bad's most favoured software to date, proving superior in both sound and graphics to its outdated counterpart the Tandy 400.
by Bigfatnobody October 11, 2003
(noun) A canned soup pronbably rationed during the thirties. The Homestar Runner can often be seen kicking old cans of water soup around.
The Homestar Runner: Oh that's just an old can of Water Soup. I've kicked it around since my dog went away in the flood of '28.
by bigfatnobody October 11, 2003
(noun): A well known brand name in Free Country USA. The company's main output is toys but products also include Strong Bad's Ab Abber and the packaging for his CD, "Strong Bad Sings and other type hits".
by Bigfatnobody April 30, 2004
(noun) A television show which is often watched by characters from www.homestarrunner.com. Although visitors to the website have never been able to view a full episode, it is clear that it is watched as cassettes of the show have appeared at various points in within the website. A silent clip of the show, however, can be viewed by hovering the cursor over one of the Joy Of Paintings cassettes in the Toons Menu. From this clip we can gather that it is presented by a bushy haired male, similar in physique to Marzipan, who appears to be teaching the viewer painting techniques.
by Bigfatnobody October 11, 2003
by bigfatnobody November 10, 2004
(noun) Not necessarily someone who enjoys Michael Moore's work, as many people do, but rather a person who accepts and agrees with Moore's opinions without question. There is notable irony in that they often accuse others of being "brainwashed" by the government.
My friend, who cannot even bring himself to lookat various articles debunking some of Moore's claims.
by bigfatnobody July 25, 2004