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Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
"...like me throwing a discount brick at you."
Though bricks are primarily used for constructing walls or buildings, Strong Bad will occasionally use them as a heavy projectile, threatening or engaging in the activity of brick-throwing.
Appearances
- Email the process — Strong Bad throws a discount brick at Homestar.
- Email local news (Easter egg) — In one of the songs on Strong Bad's Rhythm N' Grammar, Strong Bad threatens to throw a brick through a girl's dad's windshield if she forgets to spellcheck.
- Sketchbook (video) (DVD Extra) — Matt and Mike share a comic they drew for their highschool's newspaper, in which Strong Bad throws a brick at Homestar.
- Email imaginary — Lil' Strong Bad exclaims that he will "attach this definite brick to Scotty Titi's face" while throwing one at Strong Sad's imaginary friend.
- Crystal Fortress — Strong Bad says that he's going to throw a brick at the cellist.
- @StrongBadActual — Strong Bad retweets a poster of Homestar Runner, stating that he'd hang it up on a wall and chuck discount bricks at it.