Bubs's Napkins
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*[[Summer short shorts]] — [[Homestar]] compares his friendship with [[Pom-pom]] to (amongst over things) a soggy napkin, much to Pom-pom's anoyance/confusion. | *[[Summer short shorts]] — [[Homestar]] compares his friendship with [[Pom-pom]] to (amongst over things) a soggy napkin, much to Pom-pom's anoyance/confusion. | ||
*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — After eating a Wii remote, the King of Town asks if he can borrow a thousand napkins. | *[[Baddest of the Bands]] — After eating a Wii remote, the King of Town asks if he can borrow a thousand napkins. | ||
| - | *[[8-bit is enough]] — [[Strong Bad]] mentions the last "e-mail" that he got from [[Videlectrix]] was writen on a napkin and shoved | + | *[[8-bit is enough]] — [[Strong Bad]] mentions the last "e-mail" that he got from [[Videlectrix]] was writen on a napkin and shoved under his door. |
[[Category:Items]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
Revision as of 21:52, 1 May 2010
Bubs and Coach Z occasionally discuss napkins with each other, often leading to arguments.
Appearances
- Email impression — Coach Z eats Bubs's moist towelettes, believing that they are hot cold cuts.
- Email cheatday — Bubs tells Coach Z "But don't you steal my napkins" in demo tape.
- Email narrator — Coach Z and Bubs have an argument about the napkins in 4actor Z.
- The Baloneyman — Bubs tries to sell Coach Z a napkin for $32.
Other napkins
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 11.2 — The King of Town calls Marzipan about his missing napkin called "The Flamingo".
- Summer short shorts — Homestar compares his friendship with Pom-pom to (amongst over things) a soggy napkin, much to Pom-pom's anoyance/confusion.
- Baddest of the Bands — After eating a Wii remote, the King of Town asks if he can borrow a thousand napkins.
- 8-bit is enough — Strong Bad mentions the last "e-mail" that he got from Videlectrix was writen on a napkin and shoved under his door.
