The Stick
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*In [[labor day]], Strong Bad accidentally broke part of The Stick off while giving it a high-five. Curiously, the piece that broke off was never seen before that particular toon. Naturally, since it broke off, the piece hasn't been seen since. | *In [[labor day]], Strong Bad accidentally broke part of The Stick off while giving it a high-five. Curiously, the piece that broke off was never seen before that particular toon. Naturally, since it broke off, the piece hasn't been seen since. | ||
| - | *According to [[origins]], The Stick presently rates a 10 in hangingoutitude, but was considerably lower in hangingoutitude during the period it was the site of [[Homestar Runner]]'s [[Songs#from Strong Bad Emails|bread sing-alongs]], until the Cheat's chainwhip dancing recitals were scheduled at the same time as the sing-alongs. It was also the place where they spraypainted [[Marzipan]], then glued her to [[Homsar]] and left them for [[Death#Homsar|dead]]. [[Image: the Cheat's Chaindance.PNG|thumb|"He's quite good!"]] | + | *According to [[origins]], The Stick presently rates a 10 in hangingoutitude, but was considerably lower in hangingoutitude during the period it was the site of [[Homestar Runner]]'s [[Songs#from Strong Bad Emails|bread sing-alongs]], until the Cheat's chainwhip dancing recitals were scheduled at the same time as the sing-alongs. It was also the place where they spraypainted [[Marzipan]], then glued her to [[Homsar]] and left them for [[Death#Homsar|dead]]. [[Image: the Cheat's Chaindance.PNG|thumb|"He's quite good!"]] [[Image:Marzipan+Homsar.PNG|thumb|"So we superglued her to ''Homsar''and left them for dead!"]] |
*In [[different town]], Strong Bad imagined the Stick as a [[Big Old Tree|Big Ol' Tree]]. | *In [[different town]], Strong Bad imagined the Stick as a [[Big Old Tree|Big Ol' Tree]]. | ||
*In [[Main Page 16]], The Stick is a [[Decemberween]] stick. | *In [[Main Page 16]], The Stick is a [[Decemberween]] stick. | ||
Revision as of 07:11, 22 May 2007
- This article is about the Pseudocharacter. For the wiki's community portal, see HRWiki:The Stick.
The Stick is the place in an otherwise nondescript grassy area in which a largeish stick is poking out of the ground. Typically referenced as a meeting point, especially by Strong Bad and his minions. It is unclear as to whether it is just a stick in the ground, or a prematurely dead tree.
Contents |
Appearances
Toons
- Debut: Where's The Cheat?
- Lookin at a Thing in a Bag
- 3 Times Halloween Funjob
- Cheat Commandos
- No Hands On Deck!
- Happy Hallow-day
- Decemberween Short Shorts
Strong Bad Emails
- the bird
- unused emails
- labor day
- kind of cool (Easter egg)
- army
- different town
- montage
- virus
- origins
- boring (really)
- keep cool
- Videro Games (Bonus email, Easter egg)
Main Pages
Fun Facts
- In labor day, Strong Bad accidentally broke part of The Stick off while giving it a high-five. Curiously, the piece that broke off was never seen before that particular toon. Naturally, since it broke off, the piece hasn't been seen since.
- According to origins, The Stick presently rates a 10 in hangingoutitude, but was considerably lower in hangingoutitude during the period it was the site of Homestar Runner's bread sing-alongs, until the Cheat's chainwhip dancing recitals were scheduled at the same time as the sing-alongs. It was also the place where they spraypainted Marzipan, then glued her to Homsar and left them for dead. File:the Cheat's Chaindance.PNG"He's quite good!"File:Marzipan+Homsar.PNG"So we superglued her to Homsarand left them for dead!"
- In different town, Strong Bad imagined the Stick as a Big Ol' Tree.
- In Main Page 16, The Stick is a Decemberween stick.
- In Cheat Commandos, The Stick was made up to look like a satellite dish.
- In Happy Hallow-day, The Stick is referred to as a twig by Marzipan, which proves that the name The Stick is rarely (or never) used by characters other than The Brothers Strong.
