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''This article is about toxic substances.'' ''For the band, see [[Popular Music References|Popular Music References#Poison]].'' | ''This article is about toxic substances.'' ''For the band, see [[Popular Music References|Popular Music References#Poison]].'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
This article is about toxic substances. For the band, see Popular Music References#Poison.
Puke Drops
A few times in the Homestar Runner universe, a character has used or mentioned using poison.
Appearances
- Email E-mail Birds — Strong Bad responds to an email from a "horse woman" by feeding her poison oats.
- Sketchbook (video) — Mike comments repeatedly that the intelligent-looking dragon shown on one of the pages has poison.
- Stinkoman 20X6 — The negative zone contains poison capsules. There is a poison bottle called "Tortan".
- Email trading cards — One of Stinkoman's moves is "Cheatball Poison Rain Vornado".
- Email buried — Strong Bad fears that touching the Cold Ones Dry bottle cap will shoot a bunch of poison-tipped witch doctors at him.
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 13 — Mrs. Tompkinsrobotmomerson asks "What's poison control?" before she leaves to search for future ex-husbands.
- Marshie vs. Little Girl — Little Girl suggests that when the bubbling stops, it's time to poison the dragons.
- Email pet show — The Cheat pours "Puke Drops" into Mme. Bodwell's glass in order to win the Best In Sheen contest.
- Baddest of the Bands — When Marzipan autographs a Cool Tapes picture for Strong Bad with "Dear Awesome Strong Bad, you are not awesome", Strong Bad replies, "I was just going to throw poison-tipped darts at it anyway."
- Dangeresque 3: The Criminal Projective — Cutesy Buttons says that, thanks to the formula enhanced plants she's grown, the air will no longer be toxic and poisonous.
- Doomy Tales of the Macabre — After The Popsmith pops Pom Pom, the latter gives off a toxic gas that kills The Popsmith.