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"Or as we say around the office, p-nade."

Piemonade is concocted of a slice of pie stuck in a glass of lemonade with lots of ice cubes in it and a lemon wedge on the side. At the motivational lectures he supposedly gives every Wednesday, Strong Bad tells at least Coach Z and Strong Mad, "When life throws pies at you, you make yourself a tall, cool glass of piemonade!" Around the office, it is best known as p-nade.

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@StrongBadActual Tweet (14 Mar 2020) — Strong Bad posted an image of the concoction with a blue background in honor of Pi Day.

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