The Cheatcakes
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Strong Bad eventually had a change of heart in the email "do over." In retrospect he wished he could have tried one, because they did look a-pretty good. Because of that, obviously, Homestar came up with a cheap variation. Homestar, dressed as The Cheat, almost gave him a bag of "Moldy Bread, Guys". | Strong Bad eventually had a change of heart in the email "do over." In retrospect he wished he could have tried one, because they did look a-pretty good. Because of that, obviously, Homestar came up with a cheap variation. Homestar, dressed as The Cheat, almost gave him a bag of "Moldy Bread, Guys". | ||
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*'''Debut:''' Email [[stupid stuff]] | *'''Debut:''' Email [[stupid stuff]] | ||
*Email [[do over]] (variation) | *Email [[do over]] (variation) | ||
Revision as of 02:27, 3 January 2006
The Cheatcakes are a specialty food The Cheat originally invented for Strong Bad as a substitute for Grumblecakes, which the masked wrestler had previously been swindled out of by a collaborative effort of Kevin Grumbles and Homestar Runner. Strong Bad did not appreciate the substitute, despite the efforts of The Cheat to add even more steam and sugar than the Grumblecakes.
Strong Bad eventually had a change of heart in the email "do over." In retrospect he wished he could have tried one, because they did look a-pretty good. Because of that, obviously, Homestar came up with a cheap variation. Homestar, dressed as The Cheat, almost gave him a bag of "Moldy Bread, Guys".
Appearances
- Debut: Email stupid stuff
- Email do over (variation)
- Grumblecakes (video)
