The level design seems very inspierd by one of the levels in the video game Psychonauts

The level name might be a reference to the movie Straight Outta Compton

The Level Codex entry makes a reference to postals often "janky" quality and fun of the classic neighborhoods sharing the same looking houses.

• The last one also could be a reference to the demo where no special building interitorie were avaible at this moment and literaly every house was the same.

The whole intro sequence until that guys head blows up is a reference to the series The Twilight Zone

• The guy is Vince Desi, CEO of Running with Scissors. Which gets killed quite often in postal games.

The Part where the scene moves from the TV to the Dude is full of references:

• The TV is mentioning "Uwu Ball" and his movies "House of the deaf" and "In the name of the Kink"
  
  • This is a reference to Uwe Boll a german movie director and his 2 movies based on video games The House of the Dead and In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale.
  
  
  • The pun UwU is a "emoticon depicting a cute face" often used in anime and furry communities.

• "Fart Cries" is a reference to the video game series Far Cry wich also got a film version made by Uwe Boll
  
  
• There is a bloody scissor on the floor as a reference to a signure weapon of Postal 2.
  
  
• On the table in front of dude you can see the Penicillin medicine from Postal 2 with a number #666 on it.
  
  
• Also you can see a poster to the right of the Dude wich shows the Cover of Running with Scissors last "Postal" game and left to it a Poster of what seems to be Duke Nukem from the same named game.

The intro Cutscene when Dude lands on the bedroom floor inside a spotlight is a reference to the Mr.Bean show.



There are various pictures aroundt he level showing interessting stuff like:

• Champ from other postal games and Vince Desi's pet dog.
  
• A painting of the first level of Postal: brain damaged
  
• The Mona Lisa
  
• That one postal game, which also can be found in Level 02
  
  
  
• There are also various Krotchy wallpapers which showing you the middle finger if looking closely.

There is a House on the left to the one the player starts in wich is filled with lots of toilet paper.

• Most likely a reference to the toilet paper shortage of 2021.

In the Secret inside the "toilet house" you can find a picture of "Dopefish"

• Dopefish is a character from.I.D Software's game Commander keen.

In the House where the player optains the Yellow key there is a Secret next to it behind some boxes featuring a giant hat and dress along with a big willie.

• This is a sexual reference to Lady Dimitrescu the "tall vampire lady" from Capcom's Resident Evil: Village

In one of the house you can find corpses with green gems stuck in their heads.

• A reference to the life simulator The Sims where the gem is shown as indicator above the characters heads.

• The level took inspiration from the movie The Shawshank Redemption not just the name but also the design:
  
  • The game begins with a hole behind the poster, a hole wich leads to a broken pipe leading into a sewer system, the game ends with another pipe leading into freedom.
    -
    all this is exactly what the movie did.

The Level Codex makes a reference to the classic warning in prisons to never drop you soap in the shower.

In the office where the player optains the blue key is a strongly pixelated picture of the Postal Dude.

• This Picture shows the cover of that one Postal game peoples like to call 4
  
  • This one also can be found in Level 01.

Later in the level you are forced to press a red button labeled "do not click" to continue.

• Most likely a reference to Postal 3 where's a mission goal to "not press the button" although there is no other way to continue.
  
  • This joke also reapears in Level 12 - Sniffing In The VIP Area

The Level Codex is refering to "D-Day" and also mention the joke wise stereotype enemies appearing in this level.

• The name of the level T-Day is a reference to the real life events of WW2 named D-Day.

• The oversized borderwall is a reference to a real life event of Donald Trump's own megalomania wall project.

Somewhere later in the level you might come across a poster like the one shown below.

• The Poster shows Zan, the protagonist of the video game Hedon Bloodrite.

The Level Codex refers to "Trump's" wall as "Tramp's" wall.

• The name is a reference to the show Doctor Who refering to the TARDIS being, well, bigger on the inside,

Right on the start of the level after you lowered the bridge you can gain access to an easter egg by Hook your self up to the middle platform above the electric gate, then jump on one of the ledges on the side and use the switches on both sides.


Now a door on the the ceiling above the bridge you lowered has opened and you can hook yourself up there revealing an secret and a picture of an frog.

• This is a reference to the "It Is Wednesday My Dudes" meme.

Interacting with it on any other day than wednesday grants you the achievement:
IT'S NOT WEDNESDAY MY DUDES

Interacting with it on an Wednesday will grants you the achievement:
IT'S WEDNESDAY MY DUDES

the later one also triggers a secret event where dancing civilians appears with remix of an parody of that meme.


At the end of the level after the shootout you can see signs that lead you to jump into hay on the ground, with sings what looks like a hooded dude.

• This is a Reference to the video game Assassins Creed.

Before entering the final fight of this episode take a closer look at the stores name.

• This is a wallmart reference.
  
  • ...and the sub titel below gives some SS vibes... yikes.

• Before entering the tunnel at the beginning of the game you can find the "loading zones" sings from Postal 2
  
  
• After you came out of the other side of the tunnel you can find 2 traffics sings showing you the way to Paradise the town of Postal 2.
  

The fish market inside teh name shows an interessting banner:


Both the design and the name are a reference to Call of cthulhu.

• Can also be found in Level 11 - Fluffy Friends Festival O' Fun.

As you propably noticed the final boss of this episode is a "Karen"

• "Karen" is a meme that descripe woman with specific behavour, the description often contains the phrase "let me speak to the manager" which you also will hear ingame.

The level name is a reference to Alice in Wonderland when the "Ceshire Cat" says: "we're all mad here. I'm mad. You're mad."


The intro cutscene to this level and therefore to the 2nd episode makes a parody of one of Dudes most famous lines "Only my weapon understands me"


The level layout of the area with the secret exit under the Elevator is a rebuild of the Mission "The Setup" in the video game Hitman: Codename 47


The level description in the loading screen is a reference to Postal 1 where the first level starts with the same line.

• Acording to the dark tone of Postal 1 and the whole design of the second episode of Brain Damaged it can be seen as a reference to Dudes mental condition.
  
  • He also mentioned to be "locked up again" what seems to be a reference to the ending of Postal 1 as well.

Early in the game when you search the different rooms you might come across a drawing of krotchy along with other characters.

• All of them seem to represents postal characters such as "The Dude", "Talibans" and "Protestors"

In another room in the corner you can read the words "Might & Magazines".

• A reference to Might and Magic

Near the end of the level you will come across a wall with hands sticking out.

• Might be a classical horror element for the dark themed level but also possible a reference leading back to the movie "Repulsion" from 1965.

• The level name might be a reference to a quote form the character vaas from Far Cry 3

• The first thing the Dude says when starting the level, a reference to the Song Welcome Home (Sanitarium) from Metallica.

• The Entrace behind the players start position is a reference to the "goatsee" meme, representing an anus spread with both hands.

Like Level 04 - Bigger on the Inside the game brings back the jump from a wooden ledge into hey, inspired by the Assassin Creed games.

After Jumping down into the hay you can find a maze like area next to the valve with a dead werewolf of the video CROSSBOW: Bloodnight in it.

The level name and the first few line of the description is a reference to the song A Forest by
The Cure:

"Come closer and see
See into the trees
Find the ( TP ) girl
If you can"

The level description is also making a reference to the famous "chest burst" scene from the Alien movie from 1979.

• Noteable that besides 2 alien spawns in Level 07 - Definition of Insanity they mainly start appearing since this level.

Inside the waterfall secret you can find 2 corpses representing Frodo and Sam.

• Two Characters from the Lord of the Rings movies.

• After reaching the other side of the collapsed bridge, you can jump down on a small ledge leading into a cave revealing a secret.
  
  • The pickaxe and the ore is a reference to the Magic Ore from Gothic games.

This is a reference to the famous "UFO" crash of roswell that turned out be a Weather Balloon.

• The joke starts a few steps further when the player has to actually navigate through an crashed UFO.

Before entering the UFO you jump on top of it and then use a tree coming out of the UFO to reach a cave, inside there is a official secret, a codex entry and a poster saying "UFO Porn" with Dude's TV below it... coincidence? i think not.


The Level is designed like the world from the video game gothic from pyranha bytes a german developed game from 2001

The Level Codex mentions a lizard race trying to impose as humans, a reference to the "Lizard-Dude" which are also part of a conspiracy theory.

• The Level name is a reference to the famous Area 51 base and turned it into a sex joke.

The beginning of the level might be a reference to the "train ride" in Half-Life

The UFOs in this level have a Ballsack hanging out from the bottom.

• Picture of it is shown on Level 14 since they reapears there.

• Early in the level you will find yourself in 2 long elevator rides which one of them is actually using Postal 2's "Map screen" background music.

The Level Codex makes a reference to The Lord of the Rings by descripting the level as "The lair of sma..." which refers to the character "Smaug"


The whole level is just a "simple" room where you fight a monster that is actually meant to be the Corona Virus and funny enough the level soundtrack is given some asian flare as reference to its Origin.

In the intro cutscene you can see the dude holding toiletpaper while standing on a defeated corona virus, this is a reference to the "toilet paper crisis" during corona pandemic.



Right after this you can see another picture of dude being sourrunded by 5 giant dwarves, this is a reference to the "Piper Perri surrounded" meme.



The Level takes place on the #F4 video game convention wich is a reference to E.3 expo.



This level is filled with dozends of references or even real Ads for other video games.

Real Advertisings:

• Blood West
  
• Jupiter Hell
  
• Frozenheim
  
• RAYZE
  
• CROSSBOW: Bloodnight
  
• Elderborn
  
• RWS last Postal game

References:

• DAMN: Holy Sh*t
  
  
• Is a reference to the video game Doom using Brain Damaged arts.

• The game is Postponed
  
  
• Is a reference to the video game Cyberpunk

• It Takes Five
  
  
• Is a reference to the video game It Takes Two
  
  • This is also a reference to the meme "Piper perri Sourrunded"

Inside the redicilous long and wavey hallway there is one door pointing out by having a III instead of the iluminati icon.



inside there you can find a hidden booth of Postal 3 including a game copy.

• This is a common Postal meme to make Postal 3 bad or even decline its existence.
  
  • This joke also appears in other games of the series like Postal 2 and Paradise Lost
  
  
• Note able is also that unlike the Half-Life 3 copy from Level 12 this one is not able to pickup.

Inside the Market where you can find the Illuminati Suite there is a Fish/Sushi Stand which is a reference to Call of Cthulhu from H. P. Lovecraft

• This one can also be found in Level 05 - Black Friday Showdown
  
  

Later in the game you come across a office complex named "Vulva" which is yet another naughty reference to the game company VALVe



A few minutes later you will be able to break into "Vulva's" vault and find a copy of Half-Life 3 which is a meme where peoples still hoping for another sequel to the series main story.

• Funny enough, to actually gain acess to "Vulva" you have to activate 3 "Valves" wich is a reference to a meme where VALVe having troubles counting to 3.
  
  • To Actually gain acess to the vault itself you have to activate yet another "VALVe"
  
  
• Also will want to mention the copy of the game is actually able to pick up and turns out to be a Health Pipe.
  
  
• The crowbar next to the copy is Gordon Freeman's signature weapon and seems to be used alongside the copy to make a reference to you actually breaking into the vault.

Like mentioned in Level 02 - The Bareback Redemption the button reference to Postal III reapears.

In the penthouse of "Leon Dusk" you can find a "Hug Pillow" on the bed on the second floor

• The Hug Pillow shows the Protagonist of the video game Nightmare Reaper

The rocket at the end of the level is designed after the "Hitachi Magic Wand" vribrator.



Right over the exit door of the level is an ad wich seems inspired by the "Nyan cat"

The Level Codex mention the 3rd level of the video game Blood. wich also is a train like level.

• The name of the level is a reference to Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos which approach a private flight into space.

Most of the Ads. you see in this level are references to Real life Ads:
Such as:

• Text AND drive is a reference to the Don't text and Drive traffic warnings.
  
  
• Lice is a reference to the potatoe chips of Lays.
  
  
• Petacell is a reference to viagra like drugs, rabbits are know to be good in multiply.
  
  • The name also seems to refer to the organisation PETA.
  
  
• The Neighbourhood: is a reference to the games first level.
  
  
• Think Different, seems like a reference to the "woke" cultur, of course as sex joke.
  
  
• Bad Dude Toyz is a reference to the sex toy company Bad Dragon.
  
  • Funny enough the name is refering to the Dude and shows the Penetrator arrows.
  
  
• New HeyFu*ker

The whole level is suppose to be the Death Star from the Star Wars movies.

• Due this whole level is jus a reference to the Death Star, dude always begins the level with singing the Star Wars theme.

The UFO's placed in this level have a ballsack hanging out.

• When reaching the looping "low gravity" area with the live screen of Leon Dusk keep flying DOWN 3 times until a the game reveals a secret with 3 health pipes.
  
  
• The real easteregg starts now:
  
  • Now change directions and fly up instead, another 3 times, and the game releavs a Blue Screen of Death with a different text every time you reach it again.
    
    
  • Once the screen says Stoop!!1 and the screen becomes blurry, you can walk into the screen revealing a Doom Slayer room.

Near the end of the level you can ride a lift up to a control room where you fire the space stations weapon onto earth.

• This is a reference to the Death Star's weapon wich is able to destroy whole planets but instead of destroying earth the player can turn it into a "Flat Earth".

The level codex is making fun of the game itself for being filled with memes, jokes and references.

The level seems to be inspire by the anime Evangelion

• The level name is a reference to its title theme A Cruel Angel Thesis
  
  
• The achievement Third Impact for beating the final boss is a reference to an event occuring in the anime.
  
  
• Since the whole level was inspired by Evangelion the first part of the outro cutscene is made up in a style trying to look like an actual anime.
  
  • Due this the song playing at the end is in japanese but with lyrics that trying to make fun of even the developers itself.
  
  
• The Mech of Dude is a reference to Gundam

In the outro cutscene there is a scene where Dude gets confronted by The Other Dude.

• The way he pose and the scene is made up is a reference to the show Invincible.

In the outro the scene where Dude blasts his head off himself is inspired by the Team Fortress 2 short Meet the spy.

• The scenes have similar lines and outcome and also the fact that the kill got done by an shotgun.

At the end when dude wakes up after wetting himself you can see the iluminati icon on his forehead wich also is a reference to the protagonist Adam Jensen from the video game Deus Ex Human Revolution

Cheer Killer　　　　　 Arseface 　　　　　 Saxobone 　　and　　 　Mr.Toot
Most likely are a reference to the marching band appearing in Postal 1, Redux, Postal 2 and Paradise Lost.

• The name "Cheer Killer" is a wordplay with "Cheer Leader".
  
• The name "Saxobone" is a wordplay with "Saxophone".
  
  
• The design of "Mr.Toot" is based on the "Tuba man" meme where peoples use tubas as armor.
  
  • The codex entry is a reference to the "Yes" Meme.

Monkey from Hell 　and　 Annoying Monkey
Are represents the monkeys that were cut from the Original Postal 2 and later reused in Paradise Lost.

• The name "Annoying Monkey" is a reference to their ingame behavor of distracting the player while he has to fight others enemies.
  
  
• The codex entry mentions that everything went downhill after the death of David Bowie and Harambe wich is a meme where this events get remembered with similar text when something bad happend again.

Golden Retriever but Meaner
Is a reference to the classic "elite" version of an enemy in video games.

• Most likely due its codex entry which refers to that.

Goliath
Is a reference to the "Caged Hollow" enemy from Dark Souls 3

• The codex entry not only mentions the video game Bloodborne it is also a reference to one of the games bosses "Micolash, Host of the Nightmare" wich also wears a cage over his head.

The Vaccinated
They represent peoples getting multiple vaccinations to get a "better" protection.

• Because of this they throw vaccines at the player.

Clown Elemental 　and 　Lost Clown
Are inspired and refer to "Pain Elemental" and "Lost Soul" from Doom 2

• They share the same behavor and role as their Doom counterparts.

Tin-Foiled
Represents conspiration theoreticians spreading and believing every possible story.

• The "Tin Foil" is a exaggeration and reference to the classical "Tin Foil Hat" brought in connection with conspiration theoreticians to protect their brain waves.

Nurse Joy
Strongly inspired by the "Mancubus" enemies from the "Doom" games.

• The codex entry is most likely a reference to "Nurse Ratched" from the movie "one flew over the cuckoo's nest" from 1975.
  
• The name "Nurse Joy" might be a reference to the same named Pokémon Character.

Farty Pants
A reference to the "Chin disper" problem during corona.

• According to his line "Cheesecake!" before farting, he might be lactose intolerant and use this against the player.

5G Tower
The name is a reference to the 5G Cellular network, they represent the fear of 5G might being harmful for peoples.

• The design is inspired by the "Siren Head" a monster designed by "Trevor Henderson"

Iluminati
Represents the Iluminati.

• His body slightly reminds of the fictional character "The Slender man".
  
• Has a voice line where he says "Rise and Shine Mr.Dude" which is a reference to the Half-Life 2 intro.

Lizard-Dude
The codex entry is a reference to the lyrics of the song "Space Lord" from the rock band "Monster magnet"

• The name "Lizard-Dude" might be even a reference to "Dudes" line "Yeah baby i am the Lizard king" from Postal 2.

Zeta Reticuli Grey Trash
Their name and design is a reference to the "Hill Abduction", a couple claimed to were abducted by aliens:

• Their name is a combination of multiple things:
  
  • Zeta Reticuli - was the name of the binary star system were the aliens suppose to have their origin
    
    
  • Grey - Is a reference to the couple descripting the aliens as tiny grey human like creatures the "Greys"
    
    
  • Trash - in combination of "Grey" is a referene to "White tr*sh" original refering to "poor white peoples"
  
  
• Note that the "Grey trash" has kinda giant balls while getting refered as "Her" in the description.

Big Bad Rona 　　and　　 Lil Ronnie
Representing the Corona virus.

• The codex entry of Big Bad Rona just once more is refering to the corona virus and it's origin.
  
  • The template of the codex entry is a reference to the "???? PROFIT!!!!" meme.
• The codex entry of Lil Ronnie is yet another reference to the origin of the virus.

Fluffy Friend
Represents a member of the furry community.

• The codex entry tries to make little fun of "weebs" but mainly furries.

Xeno-T*at
A reference to "Xenomorphs" from the "Alien" movies.

• The codex entry which is refering to the "Alien" movies seems to kinda make fun of "cosplayers".

Storm Pooper
A reference to the "Stormtrooper" units from the "Star wars" movies.

• The codex entry tries to aim to the classic "big boned" excuse of overweight peoples.
  
• The design also seems strongly inspired by "Assault Commanders" from "Duke Nukem" games.

Gojira W*nker
A reference to the "Godzilla"

• The name is refering to the original japanese "Gojira"
  
• The codex entry refers to "Ishirō Honda" creator of Godzilla.

RPG Table
A reference to tabletop game nerds.

• Most likely refering to "Dungeons and Dragons" in first place.

Mobile Battle Goober
A reference to a "Star Wars" cosplay

• Being dressed up as a combination of "Death Star" a "Gimp" and the whole solar system.

T-8000
A reference to "T-800" units from the "Terminator" series.

• The codex entry is a reference to the old testament.

Pink Eye Tower
A cosplay representing "saurons tower" from the "Lord of the Rings" triology.

• The codex entry is most likely a reference to it too.

SINCE NOT ALL CODEX ENTRIES MATCHED INTO ONE SECTION WE MADE AN ADDENDUM:



Burger Boy
Represents the "typical" fat and stuffed american as seen on many memes with the usual fat joke of being fat as a planet.

• Because of that his poster can be found on the backside of an food truck.

Prisoners
His face might be a slight reference to krotchy, also the smiley appears a lot around in "Level 06"

• The codex entry reads like the ones of dating apps but with prison parodies.

Basement Dweller
Represents the usual nerds lost in fantasy worlds.

• The codex entry is a reference to the old meme that if you stay a virgin till 30 then you become a wizard".

Crawler
The Design and mostly the description refers to H.R. Giger which designed the famous Xenomorph aliens know from the Alien movies.

• The quote from the codex entry seems unreal although Giger seems to hold on its tongue idea in other concepts.

Leon Dusk
A reference to Elon Musk

• His First name is an anagram.
  
  • While his second name is either a random replaced letter or a reference to another "boomer shooter" known as Dusk.

The Other DUDE
May represents the maniac side of Dudes Personality.

• The codex entry is kinda just a summary of the game itself.

Tesloborgelium

Possible reference to the anime "Gundam"

The Shovel
Signature weapon of Postal games.

• The description makes a reference to the "Money Printer Go Brrr" meme.

Not-So-Smart Pistol MK420
The weapon is a pun on the "Smart guns" to avoid anyone but you fire your gun.

• The "420" in the name is a reference to the cannabis culture.

Super Hooker Shotgun
The description clearly making a reference, that the gun is just a parody to his counterpart from "Doom Eternal"

• The description also mention the double barrel as iconic, might even leading back to the Evil Dead movies and the iconic "boomstick" which also gets refered to in many other media.

Nailbiter
Since the gameplay is similar to other "boomer" shooters it is possible the nailgun was inspired by the video game Quake

• Even the description is making a reference to the band "Nine Inch Nails" who also made the soundtrack for Quake

Holier-Than-Thou Launcher
The holy hand grenate is a reference to the cult movie monty python and the holy grail

• The Postal 2 mod "A Week in Paradise" which official got sold along the "Fudge Pack" and "10th anniversary" had a holy handgrenate as throwable.

Brain-F*cker-Gun 69000
The name is yet another sexual reference to the "BFG 9000" gun from the Doom series.

• The description says the weapon might contains Nikola Tesla's brain which was an electrical engineer.
  
• The description also mention you can use it like "ASMD" wich is a reference to the shock rifle of Unreal.

Penetrator
The pun about this weapon is that it represents the typical "high damage / piercing gun" in video games, they took the chance and turned into something naughty.

• The description is refering to the "Dildo" and "Dupstep gun" from Saints Row IV

Gun Goes BRR
The name is a reference to the "Money Printer Go Brrr" meme.

• The description is refering to the Predator movie from 1987.

P*ssy Blower
Since the game miss the classic feature of using cats as gun silencers they made up a whole weapon that use them as ammo instead.

• The name is a sexual joke.

Even the main menu itself has references, mostly to the Postal series itself.

• There is Postal poster on the wall behind the Dude, featuring HIM, a Monkey from hell and a woman, this is a reference to the Front cover of the Postal Movie from director Uwe Boll.
  
  
• There is also a poster of House of the DEAF which is a reference to the House of the DEAD series.
  
  
• The other poster says Fart Cries and is a reference to the Far Cry series, the poster i suppose to be representing the Far Cry Movie which also is directed by Uwe Boll.
  
  
• On the Left wall you can see various pictures showing the Hyperstrange and Running with scissors logos, also a picture of the Dude of Brain damaged and his Dog Champ
  
  
• Although all 3 weapons do no appear ingame you can see the machete, Baseball bat and sledgehammer from previous postal games in the cardboards to the left.
  
  
• In front of the Boxes to the left is an Krotchy Doll from Postal 2.
  
  
• Inside the boxes is a Jihad Goat Milk also from Postal 2.
  
  
• Under the table you can see the petition from Postal 2.
  
  
• When watching the credits the game view switches to a bathroom as reference to his whole hunt for a toilet during the gameplay.
  
  
• There a bottles on his table showing the Covid-19 virus, this might be a reference to the beer brand "corona".

• Doom F*cker
  
• Is a reference to "doom slayer" from the "doom" remakes, trying to tell the player he is even more bada*s than him.
  
  
• One Minute Man
  
• Most likely a reference to a male who comes fast at sex.
  
  • Might be also a reference to the anime "One Punch Man" since the dev's shows interessts in anime according to the last level.

Most if not even all achievements have references in their name:

• God saves the Dude
  
• Is a reference to the britain line "God saves the Queen"
  
  
• Crack Head
  
• Is a pun about the Health pipes which originaly were suppose to be crack.
  
  
• Herpes Genitalis
  
• Is a reference to the burning feeling of genital herpes.
  
  
• Music soothes the savage Beast
  
• Is a famous but wrong delivered quote, it actually suppose to be "Music soothes the savage Breast"
  
  
• I am the Manager
  
• A reference to Dudes famous quote "I am the law" parodied with the "Karen" meme and the typical meme quote "Let me talk to the manager"
  
  
• Reloading!
  
• Might be a reference to the classical missing reloading feature in postal games.
  
  
• Tryhard
  
• Classic description for gamers that aiming to 100% their games.
  
  
• The Cure and Antivaxxer
  
• Are references to the corona pandemic.
  
  
• It's bigger when it's warm
  
• Since the Powerup required for the achievement can freeze enemies this seems to be a reference to the typical man problem of cold enivorment.
  
  
• Welcome to the Colony
  
• Is a reference to the video game Gothic.
  
  
• Third Impact
  
• Is a reference to the anime "evangelion"
  
  
• Take the Blue Pill
  
• Is a reference to the famous scene from the movie "Matrix"
  
  • Funny enough the pills are according some of the Dudes lines, viagra, wich usualy comes blue colored too.
  
  
• It's wednesday my dudes and Its NOT wednesday my dudes
  
• Are a reference to the same named meme.
  
  
• Second Amendment
  
• As a reference to the "right of keep and bear arms"
  
  • Might be also a reference to Postal Dudes famous line from "Postal 2"
  
  
• Dream within a dream, within a dream
  
• Reference to "inception"
  
  
• Tinder
  
• A reference to the same named platform for collecting all characters on one place.
  
  
• I want to Belive
  
• While the icon is from "Half-Life" the name refers to the same named meme.
  
  
• Pissimist
  
• Is a pun to the word "Pessimist"

Of course Dude has some many quotes refering to real live situations and more.

• Laughting in Blood Red Rain, Blood Red Rain.
  
• Is a reference to "Prince" song "Purple Rain"
  
  
• it's raining blood! hallelujah!
  
• Is a reference to the song "It's raining men" from "the weather girls"
  
  
• Hasta la Pasta
  
• Is a meme phrase.
  
  
• Balls of, umm, iron?
  
• Is a reference to "Duke Nukems" quote "Balls of Steel"
  
  
• My precious!
  
• Some times said by the Dude but also a death sound of the "Lord of the Ring" cosplayer.
  
  
• I Regret Nothing!
  
• Just Dudes most famous line, reapearing.
  
  
• Get over here
  
• Is a reference to "scorpion" from the "mortal kombat" game which tend to say the same phrase when hookshotting enemies.
  
  
• I feel like ghost rider
  
• A reference to "ghost rider".
  
  
• vanilla ice doesnt have sh*t on me!
  
• A reference to the song "ice ice baby" from the rapper "vanilla ice".
  
  • Might be also part reference to the quote "king kong ain't got sh*t on me" from the movie "Training Day"
  
  
• now is that pronouced gib or jib
  
• A reference to the arguments of how "gif" files are gonna be pronounced.
  
  
• ripped like an altar boy on first communion!
  
• A reference to the sexual assaults in christian churches.
  
  
• Wow you're quicker than a priest in a kindergarten!
  
• A reference to the sexual assaults in christian churches.
  
  
• Living the american dream!
  
• Most likely a reference to americas gun laws.
  
  
• Blood river, wider than a mile.!
  
• This is a reference to the song "Moon River" by "Audrey Hepburn"
  
  
• I am the way
  
• Is a reference of the phrase "i am the way and the truth and the life" from "Gospel of John"
  
  
• Dakka! Dakka!
  
• Is a reference to the warhammer franchise. "Orkz" descripting the sound of an machine gun.
  
  • Might be a reference to a weapon upgrade of the franchise called "More Dakka"
  
  
• Those moronic developers thought they can hide this from ME?
  
• A joke that breaks the "4th wall" which is a common thing in postal games referring to the developers who didn't hide the secrets well.
  
  
• Better than in Death Stranding!
  
• Is a reference to the video game "Death Stranding" from "Hideo Kojima".
  
  
• Wibbly-wobbly timey-wimey!
  
• Is a reference to the tv series "Doctor Who".

• The powerups that change your pee effekts might be even a reference to Postal 2's enhanced mode where you can pee different liquids too.
  
  
• The krotchy fast food mobiles have the "iluminati" smybol drawn on them.
  
  
• The attack with both feets when doing a "Kick / Reflect" is a reference to a known "Duke Nukem 3D" bug where you can attack with "both feets" while running.
  
  
• The name of the 2'nd Survival mode level "The turd is out there" is a reference to the show The X-Files.