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''Sticker thyme!'' | |||
[[ | '''[[Thyme]]''' is a plant native to southern Europe that is cultivated as a culinary and medicinal herb. Because "thyme" is [[Homophones|pronounced the same]] as the word "time", the former is often used as a substitute for the latter in cases where "time" would be a more appropriate choice. [[Strong Bad]] also says "thyme" in [[do over]], though it is not used as a substitute for "time". In [[Haunted Photo Booth Teaser]], it is used both ways. | ||
== Appearances == | |||
[[ | * [[Thorax Corporation]] — The weekly newsletter [http://www.thoraxcorp.com/signup.html sign up page] includes the phrase, "THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE THYME TO FILL OUT THIS FORM!" | ||
* Email [[marzipan]] — Instant messages appear on Strong Bad's [[Compy 386]] that are titled "Message Thyme". | |||
* [[Teen Girl Squad]] menu — [[Cheerleader]]'s shirt reads "party thyme". | |||
* [[Thy Dungeonman II]] — Typing "Get Dagger" will result in the message, "Not this thyme, friend." | |||
* Email [[portrait]] — A sticker on [[Strong Mad]]'s macaroni portrait reads "Great Thyme", with a smiling picture of the herb. In the [[portrait|DVD commentary]], [[Matt Chapman]] mentions that he likes spelling "time" as "thyme". | |||
* Email [[death metal]] — Strong Bad opens a video window that is titled "Video Thyme". | |||
* [[4 Gregs]] — When halftime starts, [[Sci-Fi Greg]] remarks, "There's a halph-thyme?". | |||
* [[Haunted Photo Booth Teaser]] — Strong Bad gives [[Character 2]] a garland of thyme, and remarks that he "gave [him] a thyme"— a reference to [[Cartoon Characters]], the [[Skills of an Artist]] from which Character 2 originated. | |||
* [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] — Update #18 of the Kickstarter campaign states that the Homestar Runner [[Meeple Character Variations|meeples]] can be used in "family funthyme". | |||
== See Also == | |||
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* [[Times]] | * [[Times]] | ||
[[Category:Inside Jokes]] | |||
[[Category:Word running gags]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:24, 14 July 2026
Sticker thyme!
Thyme is a plant native to southern Europe that is cultivated as a culinary and medicinal herb. Because "thyme" is pronounced the same as the word "time", the former is often used as a substitute for the latter in cases where "time" would be a more appropriate choice. Strong Bad also says "thyme" in do over, though it is not used as a substitute for "time". In Haunted Photo Booth Teaser, it is used both ways.
Appearances
- Thorax Corporation — The weekly newsletter sign up page includes the phrase, "THANK YOU FOR TAKING THE THYME TO FILL OUT THIS FORM!"
- Email marzipan — Instant messages appear on Strong Bad's Compy 386 that are titled "Message Thyme".
- Teen Girl Squad menu — Cheerleader's shirt reads "party thyme".
- Thy Dungeonman II — Typing "Get Dagger" will result in the message, "Not this thyme, friend."
- Email portrait — A sticker on Strong Mad's macaroni portrait reads "Great Thyme", with a smiling picture of the herb. In the DVD commentary, Matt Chapman mentions that he likes spelling "time" as "thyme".
- Email death metal — Strong Bad opens a video window that is titled "Video Thyme".
- 4 Gregs — When halftime starts, Sci-Fi Greg remarks, "There's a halph-thyme?".
- Haunted Photo Booth Teaser — Strong Bad gives Character 2 a garland of thyme, and remarks that he "gave [him] a thyme"— a reference to Cartoon Characters, the Skills of an Artist from which Character 2 originated.
- Trogdor!! The Board Game — Update #18 of the Kickstarter campaign states that the Homestar Runner meeples can be used in "family funthyme".
