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[[Image:Teenpregnant.png|thumb|"I might as well go home and get teen pregnant."]] | [[Image:Teenpregnant.png|thumb|"I might as well go home and get teen pregnant."]] | ||
| - | Occasionally in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] body of work, a [[ | + | Occasionally in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] body of work, a [[character]] (often a somewhat [[Gender Confusion|confused]] male) mentions being or getting '''pregnant'''. |
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| - | *Email [[garage sale]] | + | *Email [[garage sale]] {{--}} [[Coach Z]] implies that he is or wishes to be an expectant mother. |
| - | *[[Commandos in the Classroom]] | + | *[[Commandos in the Classroom]] {{--}} After [[Reynold]] makes a failed attempt to [[swear]], he says that he "might as well go home and get teen pregnant". |
| - | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 10]] (Easter egg) | + | *[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 10]] (Easter egg) {{--}} [[The Ugly One]] suggests having a baby for their tenth [[Teen Girl Squad]] issue. |
| - | *[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] (Easter egg) | + | *[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] (Easter egg) {{--}} [[Homestar Runner]] adopts a "shady drifter" impression and explains that his "wife" is pregnant. |
| - | *Email [[portrait]] (Easter egg) | + | *Email [[portrait]] (Easter egg) {{--}} [[Strong Bad]] states that he "[doesn't] even need Lamaze classes". {{w|Lamaze}} is a special class given to pregnant women preparing to give birth. |
| - | *[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]] | + | *[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2]] {{--}} [[Marzipan]] says that she is "probably outside eating some dirt or something". Eating dirt, also known as {{w|geophagy}}, is a practice most often seen in rural or preindustrial societies among pregnant women. At the time this toon was released, [[Missy Palmer]] actually was pregnant. |
| - | *Email [[keep cool]] | + | *Email [[keep cool]] {{--}} Strong Bad asks [[Bubs]] if he would like to get together a game of "[[Sea Creatures#Fish|sharks and minnows]]", "{{w|Albert Einstein|Einstein}} and {{w|Kreskin}}", or "pregnant and seventeen". |
| - | *Email [[cliffhangers]] | + | *Email [[cliffhangers]] {{--}} Homestar momentarily believes that he is pregnant. |
| - | * [[On Break]] | + | *[[On Break]] {{--}} Strong Bad mentions "{{w|maternity leave}}" as one of the breaks he has already taken that day. |
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Current revision as of 20:34, 4 August 2023
Occasionally in the Homestar Runner body of work, a character (often a somewhat confused male) mentions being or getting pregnant.
[edit] Appearances
- Email garage sale — Coach Z implies that he is or wishes to be an expectant mother.
- Commandos in the Classroom — After Reynold makes a failed attempt to swear, he says that he "might as well go home and get teen pregnant".
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 10 (Easter egg) — The Ugly One suggests having a baby for their tenth Teen Girl Squad issue.
- Halloween Potion-ma-jig (Easter egg) — Homestar Runner adopts a "shady drifter" impression and explains that his "wife" is pregnant.
- Email portrait (Easter egg) — Strong Bad states that he "[doesn't] even need Lamaze classes". Lamaze is a special class given to pregnant women preparing to give birth.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 13.2 — Marzipan says that she is "probably outside eating some dirt or something". Eating dirt, also known as geophagy, is a practice most often seen in rural or preindustrial societies among pregnant women. At the time this toon was released, Missy Palmer actually was pregnant.
- Email keep cool — Strong Bad asks Bubs if he would like to get together a game of "sharks and minnows", "Einstein and Kreskin", or "pregnant and seventeen".
- Email cliffhangers — Homestar momentarily believes that he is pregnant.
- On Break — Strong Bad mentions "maternity leave" as one of the breaks he has already taken that day.
