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	'''[[James Husband (music project)\|James Huggins III]]''' is a songwriter and [[multi-instrumentalist]]. A fellow [[Georgia]] native and childhood friend of [[The Brothers Chaps]], Huggins is notable for being "the first human on the planet Earth to use the three words 'Home', 'Star', and 'Runner' together," giving the inspiration for [[Homestar Runner]]'s name.

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	Jamey has been friends with The Brothers Chaps [[Run Devil Run Interview\|since kindergarten]]. He and [[Matt Chapman]] would occasionally write and perform hip-hop songs together in their youth.		Jamey has been friends with The Brothers Chaps [[Run Devil Run Interview\|since kindergarten]]. He and [[Matt Chapman]] would occasionally write and perform hip-hop songs together in their youth.

	In the early 90s, estimated by Huggins to be around 1992, a local [[Winn-Dixie]] commercial featured [[Atlanta Braves]] second baseman [[Mark Lemke]], promoting that just as Lemke made ~~"~~all-star saves~~"~~ on the field so too could shoppers ~~"~~save~~"~~ at Winn-Dixie supermarkets. Huggins would impersonate the announcer but, being unfamiliar with baseball positions, riffed that Lemke was the ~~"~~Home Star Runner for the Braves~~"~~. In [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|one retelling]] of the story, Matt remarked that the brothers considered the term Homestar Runner ~~"~~the best thing we've ever heard!~~"~~, leaving enough of an impact to be recalled years later in 1996 for the creation of the [[Original Book]].		In the early 90s, estimated by Huggins to be around 1992, a local [[Winn-Dixie]] commercial featured [[Atlanta Braves]] second baseman [[Mark Lemke]], promoting that just as Lemke made "all-star saves" on the field so too could shoppers "save" at Winn-Dixie supermarkets. Huggins would impersonate the announcer but, being unfamiliar with baseball positions, riffed that Lemke was the "Home Star Runner for the Braves". In [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003\|one retelling]] of the story, Matt remarked that the brothers considered the term Homestar Runner "the best thing we've ever heard!", leaving enough of an impact to be recalled years later in 1996 for the creation of the [[Original Book]].

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	Apart from indirectly contributing the name, Huggins has relatively little involvement with the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] body of work. According to [[lures & jigs\|the DVD commentary for lures & jigs]], Jamey visited The Brothers Chaps while they were working on [[unused emails]].		Apart from indirectly contributing the name, Huggins has relatively little involvement with the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] body of work. According to [[lures & jigs\|the DVD commentary for lures & jigs]], Jamey visited The Brothers Chaps while they were working on [[unused emails]].

	Huggins was a member of band [[of Montreal]] from 1998 through 2010. The Brothers Chaps [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|directed]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VeIL7juFE0 the music video] for of Montreal's 2007 song ~~"~~[[Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse]]~~"~~. In 2008, [[Limozeen]] was [[Limozeen Live! - 8 Nov 2008\|the opening act for an of Montreal concert]].		Huggins was a member of band [[of Montreal]] from 1998 through 2010. The Brothers Chaps [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|directed]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VeIL7juFE0 the music video] for of Montreal's 2007 song "[[Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse]]". In 2008, [[Limozeen]] was [[Limozeen Live! - 8 Nov 2008\|the opening act for an of Montreal concert]].

	Huggins plays drums in the band [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|Air-Sea Dolphin]], alongside The Brothers Chaps, [[Robert Schneider]], and [[Ryan Sterritt]]; this band has also recorded music and performed live as sloshy. Huggins appeared at the [[Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Show\|Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Shows]] in 2016, as a member of sloshy and retelling the story of Homestar Runner's name at the first show.		Huggins plays drums in the band [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|Air-Sea Dolphin]], alongside The Brothers Chaps, [[Robert Schneider]], and [[Ryan Sterritt]]; this band has also recorded music and performed live as sloshy. Huggins appeared at the [[Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Show\|Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Shows]] in 2016, as a member of sloshy and retelling the story of Homestar Runner's name at the first show.

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	* [[Mark Lemke]]		* [[Mark Lemke]]
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'''[[James Husband (music project)|James Huggins III]]''' is a songwriter and [[multi-instrumentalist]]. A fellow [[Georgia]] native and childhood friend of [[The Brothers Chaps]], Huggins is notable for being "the first human on the planet Earth to use the three words 'Home', 'Star', and 'Runner' together," giving the inspiration for [[Homestar Runner]]'s name.

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Jamey has been friends with The Brothers Chaps [[Run Devil Run Interview|since kindergarten]]. He and [[Matt Chapman]] would occasionally write and perform hip-hop songs together in their youth.

In the early 90s, estimated by Huggins to be around 1992, a local [[Winn-Dixie]] commercial featured [[Atlanta Braves]] second baseman [[Mark Lemke]], promoting that just as Lemke made "all-star saves" on the field so too could shoppers "save" at Winn-Dixie supermarkets. Huggins would impersonate the announcer but, being unfamiliar with baseball positions, riffed that Lemke was the "Home Star Runner for the Braves". In [[UMFM Interview - 20 May 2003|one retelling]] of the story, Matt remarked that the brothers considered the term Homestar Runner "the best thing we've ever heard!", leaving enough of an impact to be recalled years later in 1996 for the creation of the [[Original Book]].

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Apart from indirectly contributing the name, Huggins has relatively little involvement with the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] body of work. According to [[lures & jigs|the DVD commentary for lures & jigs]], Jamey visited The Brothers Chaps while they were working on [[unused emails]].

Huggins was a member of band [[of Montreal]] from 1998 through 2010. The Brothers Chaps [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects|directed]] [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VeIL7juFE0 the music video] for of Montreal's 2007 song "[[Heimdalsgate Like a Promethean Curse]]". In 2008, [[Limozeen]] was [[Limozeen Live! - 8 Nov 2008|the opening act for an of Montreal concert]].

Huggins plays drums in the band [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects|Air-Sea Dolphin]], alongside The Brothers Chaps, [[Robert Schneider]], and [[Ryan Sterritt]]; this band has also recorded music and performed live as sloshy. Huggins appeared at the [[Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Show|Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Shows]] in 2016, as a member of sloshy and retelling the story of Homestar Runner's name at the first show.

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* [[Mark Lemke]]

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