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[[Image:Main6.PNG|thumb|"Keep on knockin' on Heaven's door..."]] | [[Image:Main6.PNG|thumb|"Keep on knockin' on Heaven's door..."]] | ||
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| - | '''[[Wikipedia:Heaven|Heaven]]''' is the place where the good | + | '''[[Wikipedia:Heaven|Heaven]]''' is presumably the place where the good citizens of [[Free Country, USA]] are sent after [[death]]. |
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| - | *'''Debut:''' [[Main Page 6]] | + | *'''Debut:''' [[Main Page 6]] {{--}} This [[Main Pages|main page]] is set here. |
| - | *[[Where The Crap Are We?]] ( | + | *[[Where The Crap Are We?]] {{--}} [[Homestar Runner]] suggests that he and [[Strong Bad]] may be in heaven. Strong Bad posits that they are not, implying that they are (or at least he is) in [[Hell]] (or [[Wikipedia:Massachusetts|Massachusetts]], according to Homestar). |
| - | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] (possibly) | + | *[[Malloween Commercial]] {{--}} After advertising how [[Fluffy Puff Marshmallows|Fluffy Puff Malloweens]] fit on top of each other, [[Marshie]] sings about how one could "stack 'em to the heavens". |
| - | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 10]] | + | **"[[Stack 'Em to the Heavens!]]" later became a [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] minigame, competing to stack the game's [[Meeple Character Variations|meeples]]. |
| - | *Email [[retirement]] | + | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 9]] (possibly) {{--}} All of the girls and [[Mr. Pitters]] die and wind up as [[ghosts]], but it is unclear if they wind up in heaven or not. |
| - | *Email [[ | + | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 10]] {{--}} [[What's Her Face]] hopes that heaven has [[corn]] chips as she dies from being [[-'d|lathe'd.]] |
| + | *Email [[retirement]] {{--}} One of Strong Bad's cool nicknames for himself is "Heaven in Tights". | ||
| + | *Email [[magic trick]] {{--}} Strong Bad "hopes to high heaven" that [[Strong Sad]]'s outfit is an illusion. | ||
| + | *[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} Upon entering the [[Videlectrix Mainframe]] and seeing "every cool [[Games|video game]] ever made, all in one place", Strong Bad wonders if he's in heaven. When Homestar shows up, Strong Bad dismisses the idea. | ||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
| + | *[[Angels]] | ||
*[[Death]] | *[[Death]] | ||
*[[Hell]] | *[[Hell]] | ||
| + | *[[Religion]] | ||
| - | [[Category: | + | [[Category:Foreign Lands]] |
Current revision as of 03:14, 4 November 2022
Heaven is presumably the place where the good citizens of Free Country, USA are sent after death.
[edit] Appearances
- Debut: Main Page 6 — This main page is set here.
- Where The Crap Are We? — Homestar Runner suggests that he and Strong Bad may be in heaven. Strong Bad posits that they are not, implying that they are (or at least he is) in Hell (or Massachusetts, according to Homestar).
- Malloween Commercial — After advertising how Fluffy Puff Malloweens fit on top of each other, Marshie sings about how one could "stack 'em to the heavens".
- "Stack 'Em to the Heavens!" later became a Trogdor!! The Board Game minigame, competing to stack the game's meeples.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 (possibly) — All of the girls and Mr. Pitters die and wind up as ghosts, but it is unclear if they wind up in heaven or not.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 10 — What's Her Face hopes that heaven has corn chips as she dies from being lathe'd.
- Email retirement — One of Strong Bad's cool nicknames for himself is "Heaven in Tights".
- Email magic trick — Strong Bad "hopes to high heaven" that Strong Sad's outfit is an illusion.
- 8-Bit is Enough — Upon entering the Videlectrix Mainframe and seeing "every cool video game ever made, all in one place", Strong Bad wonders if he's in heaven. When Homestar shows up, Strong Bad dismisses the idea.
