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*email [[modeling]] — Strong Bad advertises "Dr. Stankfoot's Watery Athlete's Foot Cream". | *email [[modeling]] — Strong Bad advertises "Dr. Stankfoot's Watery Athlete's Foot Cream". | ||
*email [[the chair]] — [[Stooly|Strong Bad's stool]] was "upgraded" to stank. | *email [[the chair]] — [[Stooly|Strong Bad's stool]] was "upgraded" to stank. | ||
| + | **In a Quote of the Week outtake from the same email, Strong Bad claims that a "stonk" upgrade can't be much later after "stank" | ||
*[[Trudgemank]] — [[Peacey P]] tells Taranchula "Maybe some of ya'll fellahs can maybe think about taking a [[shower]] somethin' next time before ya come up in here. Stank!" | *[[Trudgemank]] — [[Peacey P]] tells Taranchula "Maybe some of ya'll fellahs can maybe think about taking a [[shower]] somethin' next time before ya come up in here. Stank!" | ||
| - | + | ==Possible Origin== | |
| + | Stank (and stonk) may come from a line in ''How the Grinch Stole Christmas!''; "the three words that best describe you [the Grinch] are as follows, and I quote: stink, stank, and stonk!" | ||
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[[Category:Word running gags]] | [[Category:Word running gags]] | ||
Revision as of 06:38, 6 January 2009
The word "stank" is used to describe unpleasant smells.
Appearances
- Peasant's Quest — If you type "in well", the phrase "It's dark and welly in there. Smell like stank too," comes up.
- Halloween Potion-ma-jig — Coach Z tells Pom Pom to give Homestar Runner stank water.
- email modeling — Strong Bad advertises "Dr. Stankfoot's Watery Athlete's Foot Cream".
- email the chair — Strong Bad's stool was "upgraded" to stank.
- In a Quote of the Week outtake from the same email, Strong Bad claims that a "stonk" upgrade can't be much later after "stank"
- Trudgemank — Peacey P tells Taranchula "Maybe some of ya'll fellahs can maybe think about taking a shower somethin' next time before ya come up in here. Stank!"
Possible Origin
Stank (and stonk) may come from a line in How the Grinch Stole Christmas!; "the three words that best describe you [the Grinch] are as follows, and I quote: stink, stank, and stonk!"
