Talk:Ice Cream

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I think I have stumbled onto something. I did some more searching...admitedly because I was tired of getting my fun facts deleted all the time...and with the aid of the handy dandy search engine, I realize this already is a running gag. TBC must really like ice cream. invisible robot fish

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TBC have made refrence to ice cream in the following places. Edit this section as appropriate:

• In the Museum, there is a whole folder dedicated to Ice Cream.
• In island, Homestar asks "..is there ice cream yet" and Strong Bad picture Homestar as a bowl of ice cream.
• In the bet, Strong Bad threatens to punch the KoT if he doesn't get a lot of ice cream.
• In part-time job, Strong Bad reveals that he is part of the "me and the cheat ice cream socials club."
• In Bug In Mouth Disease, Homestarrunner eats the KoT's perscription ice cream.
• In secret recipes, he offers prank ice cream to Coach Z and Homestar.
• In Old Characters Page, The Homestarrunner is a terrific athlete that shares his ice cream.
• In Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 11.2, a foreigner wants to take Marzipan out for an ice cream date.
• There is a not-yet available Videoelectrix game Sundae Drivin', in which you can drive a bowl of ice cream.
• The two instances that started this whole discussion: the ends of lady...ing and kids' book.

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First of all, invisible robot fish, good work compiling the original list. Secondly, I disagree. I think ice cream is simply a common item, and so it's natural that it would pop up from time to time. I don't see a true common thread between all these instances that would elevate this to a running gag. — It's dot com 03:32, 11 Aug 2005 (UTC)

I agree. Why if this is a running gag, then why not make candy a running gag.--bkmlb 03:46, 11 Aug 2005 (UTC)

If a common item, like ice cream, get to be a running gag than how about doors? There are alot of doors in Homestar Runner! Now for real. The Poopsmith is a goo.. Oh. Sorry. For real, such common and small itens you find in your everyday life simly cannot be a running gag. — Elcool ^(talk)_(contribs) 03:47, 11 Aug 2005 (UTC)