dargeresque 

NOT related to Homestar Runner. inspired by Henry Darger.

An extremely personal (and often extremely time consuming) body of work--usually of the creative variety and often extensive/sprawling in its execution--which was intended purely for personal edification, with no apparent intention of the work in-question ever being shared with anyone in any meaningful way.

The choices, language, idioms, imagery and/or motifs employed are often so deeply personal to the original creator that they have little if any coherent meaning to any other viewer, who is/are likely to only gain access to the work itself after the creator has died or gone missing.

My friend has been trying their hand at automatic writing lately. I snuck a peak when they weren't looking, and it was completely dargeresque. not a single sentence made any sense to me, but my friend really seemed to be getting a lot out of it in spite of that.

dargeresque by anonymous March 6, 2023

dargeresque 

NOT related to Homestar Runner. inspired by Henry Darger.

An extremely personal (and often extremely time consuming) body of work--usually of the creative variety and often extensive/sprawling in its execution--which was intended purely for personal edification, with no apparent intention of the work in-question ever being shared with anyone in any meaningful way.

The choices, language, idioms, imagery and/or motifs employed are often so deeply personal to the original creator that they have little if any coherent meaning to any other viewer, who is/are likely to only gain access to the work itself after the creator has died or gone missing.

My friend has been trying their hand at automatic writing lately. I snuck a peak when they weren't looking, and it was completely dargeresque. not a single sentence made any sense to me, but my friend really seemed to be getting a lot out of it in spite of that.

dargeresque by anonymous March 6, 2023

dargeresque 

NOT related to Homestar Runner. inspired by Henry Darger.

An extremely personal (and often extremely time consuming) body of work--usually of the creative variety and often extensive/sprawling in its execution--which was intended purely for personal edification, with no apparent intention of the work in-question ever being shared with anyone in any meaningful way.

The choices, language, idioms, imagery and/or motifs employed are often so deeply personal to the original creator that they have little if any coherent meaning to any other viewer, who is/are likely to only gain access to the work itself after the creator has died or gone missing.

My friend has been trying their hand at automatic writing lately. I snuck a peak when they weren't looking, and it was completely dargeresque. not a single sentence made any sense to me, but my friend really seemed to be getting a lot out of it in spite of that.

dargeresque by anonymous March 6, 2023

Dangeresque 

A modern film classic. The main character is Strong Bad, a seasoned actor and performer. He uses no stunt doubles, especially not Strong Bad. The sequel is called "Dangeresque 2" -- you can catch a sneak preview in Strong Bad's 80th fan mail. "Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective" comes out in June 2004 and is in 3D!

I won't watch you die, Dangeresque!

Don't worry, Cutesy-Buttons. Tonight, dyin's not on the menu. So I'm gonna have to jump!

Dangeresque by Silon July 22, 2003

dangeresque 

1. Proper noun. The eponymous hero of the Dangeresque Trilogy. Played by Strong Bad.

2. A trilogy of films: Dangeresque, Dangeresque 2-This time, it's not Dangeresque 1, and Dangeresque 3-The Criminal Projective (in 3-D!).

3. An adjective applying to something more than dangerous - something so dangerous that it's Dangeresque.

"Sounds dangerous."

"No.... sounds Dangeresque."

dangeresque by Me. Who else?! September 12, 2003

Dangeresque I:Dangeresque,Too?

A Cult-Classic Action Movie Starring Strong Bad As Dangeresque And Homestar Runner As Dangeresque,Too.

The Story Is that Perducci (Played By The King of Town) Has The Serum At the Border,And If Dangeresque,And His new Partner,Dangeresque,too,And If they Don'y get the Serum Through,The'll Kidnap Cutesy-Buttons (Played By Marzipan).They Then Travel to Istanbul (Played by the Cheat)to Throw Perducci Off a Sky Scraper,But little do they know,Perducci Has set up A Trap.They Get to the Top of the Skyscraper,But are confronted by Perducci's Secret Weapon,Killingyouguy.But Dangeresque,too Takes Him Out With a Hurricane Kick (A move From Street Fighter).They then Capture Perducci and Get the Serum Through So Cutesy Buttons Won't get kidnapped.They,Laugh and then Say The Catch-Phrase of the Dangeresque Series.

Uh-oh!Look's Like we're Going to have to jump!

Dangeresque I:Dangeresque,Too? by _Galaga May 9, 2005

dangeresque 

Full title: Dangeresque 1: Dangeresque, too?

Staring Strong Bad as Dangeresque
Homestar as Dangeresque, too?
Coach Z as Renaldo
The King of Town as Perducci
Strong Sad as Passerby
Strong Mad as KillingYouGuy
Marzipan as Cutesy Buttons
The Cheat as Istambul

Uh oh! Looks like we're gonna have to JUMP!

dangeresque by Donkey Kong Song June 24, 2004