Wooden Crates
From Homestar Runner Wiki
(Difference between revisions)
Defender1031 (Talk | contribs) (h, i thought you were trying to MATCH captions, not make them different. anyway, there's no reason that they can't be the same, and this caption you're trying to change ti to is just silly.) |
It's dot com (Talk | contribs) (we could make them different by using different images) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
| - | [[Image: | + | [[Image:unlabeled box.png|thumb|Uncaptioned image.]] |
'''Wooden crates''' have been seen several times on the website, often with strange messages on the side. | '''Wooden crates''' have been seen several times on the website, often with strange messages on the side. | ||
Revision as of 03:51, 19 February 2010
Wooden crates have been seen several times on the website, often with strange messages on the side.
Appearances
- Senor Mortgage — The Visor Robot holds up a crate with the word "FRESH" on it.
- Email different town — Strong Bad envisions The King of Town buried underground in a crate filled up with peas, labeled "A MILLION PEAS".
- The crate is seen again in the email buried.
- Email theme park — The crate is used to support the throw game, and is labeled "BOX FOR THROW GAME".
- Senorial Day — Senor Cardgage is seen sleeping next to a crate labeled "UNLABELED BOX".
- Place Ya Bets! — Strong Bad is seen carrying a crate that says "LAST WEEK'S CLAMS".
- Homestar Ruiner — Homestar receives a crate of Fluffy Puff Jela-Ton as a consolation prize.
- 8-Bit is Enough — Various crates are found throughout the game's areas, most especially near where Marzipan (possessed by the spirit of "Lady Crate Ape") throws them off Bubs' Concession Stand. A section of the field, appropriately named "Crates!", has a large number of them. Strong Bad can break most crates with the help of Snake Boxer.
See Also
This article is a stub. You can help the Homestar Runner Wiki by expanding it.
