The Stick

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The Stick, whose name includes an integral article, is the place in an otherwise nondescript grassy area in which a largish stick is poking out of the ground. It is typically referenced as a meeting point, especially by Strong Bad and his cohorts. It is unclear as to whether it is just a stick in the ground, or a prematurely dead tree. Sometimes, The Stick participates in the festivities, such as being a Decemberween tree, being dressed up for Halloween, or even being placed on a snowman. Strong Bad, Strong Mad, and The Cheat have considered it an excellent place to hang out ever since they drove Homestar Runner and his Bread Sing-Alongs away from the area, as related in origins. Nonetheless, for reasons that are unclear, Strong Bad expresses hatred for The Stick and its "stupid face" in Jibblies 2 (though it may have just been because of the costume). In Strong Badia the Free, The Stick briefly became a minor country known as Sticktenstein. In Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective, it plays the last surviving specimen of the Stickanee Tree, whose flower is needed for a formula to save the rainforest. Later, Strong Bad as Dangeresque has to cut off a piece of The Stick so that he can get another flower for Sultry Buttons.

Contents 1 Appearances 1.1 Toons 1.2 Strong Bad Emails 1.3 Main Pages 1.4 Games 2 Screenshots of The Stick 3 Fun Facts

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
• 160 Seconds
• Jibblies 2 (as Lowly Worm)
• A Death Defying Decemberween
• Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2 (mentioned)
• Fan Costumes 2017 (appears on map)

Strong Bad Emails

• the bird
• unused emails
• labor day
• kind of cool (Easter egg)
• army
• different town
• montage
• Videro Games (Bonus email, Easter egg)
• virus
• origins
• boring (really)
• keep cool
• more armies
• bike thief
• hiding
• imaginary

Main Pages

• Main Page 16
• Main Page 26

Games

• Homestar Ruiner
• Strong Badia the Free
• Baddest of the Bands
• Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective (as "The Stickanee Tree")
• 8-Bit is Enough

Screenshots of The Stick

The Stick as a Big Ol' Tree	The Decemberween Stick	The enemy radar dish	Dressed up for Halloween
On a snowman	Younger with leaf	Revamped for the nineties

Fun Facts

• 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. It was also the place where the On Point Kings spray-painted Marzipan, then glued her to Homsar and left them for dead.
• In Main Page 16, The Stick is a Decemberween stick.
• 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, and hasn't been seen since.
• In army, when Homestar was giving his troops a pep-talk by The Stick, The Cheat mysteriously popped out from the side of The Stick, though the viewer previously had no idea he was there.
• In different town, Strong Bad imagined the Stick as a "Big Ol' Tree" that would try to eat everyone except The Cheat and himself (and possibly Strong Mad).
• 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.
• In Jibblies 2, The Stick is dressed as Lowly Worm from the Busytown books for Halloween. Strong Bad and Homestar both inexplicably state their hatred of The Stick to it.
• In hiding, The Stick is shown as Strong Mad's preferred hiding spot.
• In Homestar Ruiner, Strong Bad calls the Stick "beautiful".
• In Baddest of the Bands, Strong Bad covers The Stick with Z-covered toilet paper in order to make Coach Z look responsible for vandalism so that Bubs will respect him and put the Two-o Duo on stage again. In the old days, the Two-O-Duo sang a song called "Let's TP The Stick".
• In Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective, The Stick was used to portray a rare tree called The Stickanee Tree.
• In A Death Defying Decemberween, The Stick is placed on top of a snowman that some of the characters are building.
• In imaginary, a younger The Stick is seen, which has a single green leaf.
• In Main Page 26, the Stick undergoes a Xeriouxly Forxe transformation.