Pie
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[[Image:p-nade.png|thumb|right|200px|A tall, cool glass of Piemonade!]] | [[Image:p-nade.png|thumb|right|200px|A tall, cool glass of Piemonade!]] | ||
| - | '''Pie''' is sometimes placed in the oddest contexts on the [[Homestar Runner (Flash cartoon)|Homestar Runner site]]. | + | '''[[Wikipedia:Pie|Pie]]''' appears quite often and is sometimes placed in the oddest contexts on the [[Homestar Runner (Flash cartoon)|Homestar Runner site]]. |
== Appearances == | == Appearances == | ||
| - | *[[Sing Along]] | + | *[[Sing Along]] - <small>''[[Strong Bad]] sings about two pies.''</small> |
| - | *[[Homestar Quiz]] | + | *[[Homestar Quiz]] - <small>''When you answer five or six questions correctly, Strong Bad sings, "You're the stupidest guy and you probably eat stupid pie..."''</small> |
| - | *[[Quote of the Week]] | + | *[[Quote of the Week]] - <small>''In one Quote of the Week exclusive, Strong Bad says he's going to throw a bunch of pies at [[The Cheat]].''</small> |
| - | *[[Toons Menu]] | + | *[[Toons Menu]] - <small>''On the first cover of TV Time Magazine, Homestar and Company "eat pie and get doppy."''</small> |
| - | *[[Parsnips A-Plenty]] | + | *[[Parsnips A-Plenty]] - <small>''[[Old-Timey Strong Bad]] plans to make parsnip pie.''</small> |
| - | *[[Pumpkin Carve-nival]] | + | *[[Pumpkin Carve-nival]] - <small>''The [[King of Town]] turns his pumpkin into a pie, which he promptly eats most of.''</small> |
| - | *[[That A Ghost]] | + | *[[That A Ghost]] - <small>''[[The Homestar Runner]] and the gang visit [[The Old Pietimer Place]], while Old-Timey Strong Bad exhumes the grave of [[Eustice Pietimer]].''</small> |
| - | *[[Cheat Commandos (toon)|Cheat Commandos]] | + | *[[Cheat Commandos (toon)|Cheat Commandos]] - <small>''Homestar and friends use an old pie tin to transform [[The Stick]] into a pretend radar outpost for their action figures.''</small> |
| - | *Email [[stunt double]] | + | *Email [[stunt double]] - <small>''Strong Bad's stunt double ([[Strong Sad]]) falls into a pool labeled "Pie Factory."''</small> |
| - | *Email [[monument]] | + | *Email [[monument]] - <small>''One of the items that was going to be used for the monument included the pool labeled "Pie Factory" from Dangeresque 2.''</small> |
| - | *Email [[stupid stuff]] | + | *Email [[stupid stuff]] - <small>''In an effort to get [[Homestar Runner|Homestar]] to say something stupid, Strong Bad says, "I say there, Homestar, butt's twelve by pies?" In an Easter egg, "Butt's Twelve By Pies" is a play directed by [[Homsar]].''</small> |
| - | *Email [[car]] | + | *Email [[car]] - <small>''A dazed Homestar mumbles about pie and pie people.''</small> |
| - | *Email [[other days]] | + | *Email [[other days]] - <small>''Strong Bad helps people "over the hump" on Wednesdays, by encouraging them: "When life throws pies at you, you make yourself a tall, cool glass of [[Piemonade|piemonade]]."''</small> |
| - | *Email [[secret recipes]] | + | *Email [[secret recipes]] - <small>''Homestar tries to get back at Strong Bad by unsuccessfully tricking him into eating some of Stupid Uncle Egg's Goodtime Diaper Pie. Er, regular pie.''</small> |
| - | *Email [[rampage]] | + | *Email [[rampage]] - <small>''Strong Bad says, "The pie's the limit as far as rampages are concerned."''</small> |
| - | *Email [[boring (really)]] | + | *Email [[boring (really)]] - <small>''"Pie" is used in Strong Bad's list of 3-letter words.''</small> |
| - | *Email [[geddup noise]] | + | *Email [[geddup noise]] - <small>''Strong Bad says even The Cheat was able to snag a piece of the Geddup Pie.''</small> |
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Revision as of 02:39, 25 November 2005
Pie appears quite often and is sometimes placed in the oddest contexts on the Homestar Runner site.
Appearances
- Sing Along - Strong Bad sings about two pies.
- Homestar Quiz - When you answer five or six questions correctly, Strong Bad sings, "You're the stupidest guy and you probably eat stupid pie..."
- Quote of the Week - In one Quote of the Week exclusive, Strong Bad says he's going to throw a bunch of pies at The Cheat.
- Toons Menu - On the first cover of TV Time Magazine, Homestar and Company "eat pie and get doppy."
- Parsnips A-Plenty - Old-Timey Strong Bad plans to make parsnip pie.
- Pumpkin Carve-nival - The King of Town turns his pumpkin into a pie, which he promptly eats most of.
- That A Ghost - The Homestar Runner and the gang visit The Old Pietimer Place, while Old-Timey Strong Bad exhumes the grave of Eustice Pietimer.
- Cheat Commandos - Homestar and friends use an old pie tin to transform The Stick into a pretend radar outpost for their action figures.
- Email stunt double - Strong Bad's stunt double (Strong Sad) falls into a pool labeled "Pie Factory."
- Email monument - One of the items that was going to be used for the monument included the pool labeled "Pie Factory" from Dangeresque 2.
- Email stupid stuff - In an effort to get Homestar to say something stupid, Strong Bad says, "I say there, Homestar, butt's twelve by pies?" In an Easter egg, "Butt's Twelve By Pies" is a play directed by Homsar.
- Email car - A dazed Homestar mumbles about pie and pie people.
- Email other days - Strong Bad helps people "over the hump" on Wednesdays, by encouraging them: "When life throws pies at you, you make yourself a tall, cool glass of piemonade."
- Email secret recipes - Homestar tries to get back at Strong Bad by unsuccessfully tricking him into eating some of Stupid Uncle Egg's Goodtime Diaper Pie. Er, regular pie.
- Email rampage - Strong Bad says, "The pie's the limit as far as rampages are concerned."
- Email boring (really) - "Pie" is used in Strong Bad's list of 3-letter words.
- Email geddup noise - Strong Bad says even The Cheat was able to snag a piece of the Geddup Pie.
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