The Homestar Gremlin Car In The Toons + Sbcgap Seems To Be A 1973 Amc Gremlin

“So you are telling me this random guy showed up out of nowhere, killed the dragon within the hour and left without saying a thing?” “Actually sir he kept saying ‘skip dialogue’ while I was trying to talk to him.”

Millie: Where's Funtime Freddy?

Brooke: I have no idea.

Hannah: I think he's hiding somewhere.

Dylan: He went into hibernation.

Brooke: It's March, bears hibernate in the winter, not the spring.

Millie: Then where the heck is he!?

Funtime Freddy, standing behind them: I'm right here.

he has such a way with words

expanding on my idea that the hypothetical "they stole sam's brain" episode would have "noir" max pretty helpless and vulnerable in contrast to noir sam who is brutish and high-handed. max makes a lot of big talk but without sam, he doesnt have much going for him

and THEN i was wondering how that character shift would affect the gameplay and i think with noir max the beginning of the episode would have more of a horror mystery vibe instead of a noir mystery... skun-ka'pe's men are trying to kill max to cover the whole thing up and max is pretty powerless against them without sam. the game would have more of that terror feel until you get him back.

also i think sam and max should have a good horror spoof episode

Here’s the flint paper easter egg from ttiv

Hugs from Bonnie, Chica, and Freddy!

Here's a compilation of scenes from Homestar Runner that changed my dialect

I know shadow isn't supposed to live in the cave... but If he does- Even if it's just an usual place where he goes to look at the pretty bright paintings wanting for nightfall to finally see the stars (Headcanon)

That just makes that one 'Mech Suits Me' scene so funny- Because they didn't just luckily found valuable items all together in record time:

That's just Shadow's Stuff

Kageyama: *sees someone doing something stupid*

Kageyama: What an idiot.

Kageyama: *realizes it's Hinata*

Kageyama: Wait, that's MY idiot!