HRWiki Featured article for 2005, week 34: Difference between revisions

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is a multi-dollar fictitious video game company that makes some of the hottest games ever. If anyone is playing a video game in any of the Homestar Runner toons, chances are it's a chart-topping Videlectrix classic. The brains behind the company were the cover story for January 2005's issue of

Hundredaire Socialite

. They are, of course,

The Brothers Chaps

in fake mustaches, and their friend

Jonathan Howe

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-'''[[Videlectrix]]''' is a multi-dollar fictitious video game company that makes some of the hottest games ever. If anyone is playing a video game in any of the Homestar Runner toons, chances are it's a chart-topping Videlectrix classic. The brains behind the company were the cover story for January 2005's issue of [[Hundredaire Socialite]]. They are, of course, [[The Brothers Chaps]] in fake mustaches, and their friend [[Jonathan Howe]].
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+. They are, of course,
+The Brothers Chaps
+in fake mustaches, and their friend
+Jonathan Howe
+.

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