Wagon Fulla Pancakes
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[[Image:wagon_fulla_pancakes.PNG|thumb|215px|You're a girl, or maybe a wagon filled up with pancakes]] | [[Image:wagon_fulla_pancakes.PNG|thumb|215px|You're a girl, or maybe a wagon filled up with pancakes]] | ||
| - | '''Wagon Fulla Pancakes''' is a red wagon (of the [[Wikipedia:Radio Flyer (company)|Radio Flyer]] type) filled with pancakes whose first appearance was in the email "[[montage]]". During the montage of montages, the wagon romances [[Strong Bad]], sells toner with [[The Cheat]], and defeats [[Homestar Runner]] for the championship. It currently lives in Long Beach, California with its spouse and two children, which implies that the Wagon and Strong Bad broke up somewhere along the road, | + | '''Wagon Fulla Pancakes''' is a red wagon (of the [[Wikipedia:Radio Flyer (company)|Radio Flyer]] type) filled with pancakes whose first appearance was in the email "[[montage]]". During the montage of montages, the wagon romances [[Strong Bad]], sells toner with [[The Cheat]], and defeats [[Homestar Runner]] for the championship. It currently lives in Long Beach, California with its spouse and two children, which implies that the Wagon and Strong Bad broke up somewhere along the road, whilst it appears in television commercials for a car dealer. The wagon reads "4 wheels" on the sides and [[Senor Cardgage]] once referred it as a "little dog". |
Its relation to the wagon in [[The Reddest Radish]] is unclear. | Its relation to the wagon in [[The Reddest Radish]] is unclear. | ||
Revision as of 16:53, 3 June 2005
Wagon Fulla Pancakes is a red wagon (of the Radio Flyer type) filled with pancakes whose first appearance was in the email "montage". During the montage of montages, the wagon romances Strong Bad, sells toner with The Cheat, and defeats Homestar Runner for the championship. It currently lives in Long Beach, California with its spouse and two children, which implies that the Wagon and Strong Bad broke up somewhere along the road, whilst it appears in television commercials for a car dealer. The wagon reads "4 wheels" on the sides and Senor Cardgage once referred it as a "little dog".
Its relation to the wagon in The Reddest Radish is unclear.
Complete Filmography
- montage (debut)
- Senorial Day
