The Ren and Stimpy Show/Ho Yay

"Ren: You know, this is kind of nice. In fact, I feel better already. You're so good to me, Stimpy. It is kind of embarassing, though.""
 * The title characters of The Ren and Stimpy Show are the spitting image of the stereotypical 1950s husband and wife, with Stimpy as the fussy housewife and Ren as the exasperated "working stiff", Ren delivering frequent Domestic Abuse to an absolutely submissive Stimpy (unless the episode required something different), and the both of them sleeping in the same bed.
 * This song is more than enough to know there's something going on, with lines like "I've never asked for anything, just your happiness" or "And just once, when you strike that pose, could you think of me?".
 * Despite the subject of Ren and Stimpy being more than friends appearing as a harmless joke in the original show, the Adult Block Party series, though not official, explicitly confirmed it.
 * "Son of Stimpy": A distraught Stimpy is at the door calling for his "son" Stinky. Ren tries to get him inside to decorate the tree, then points up at the mistletoe hanging over the door, bites his lip and coyly bats his eyelashes. Stimpy screams "That's all you can THINK OF!" in response. Yeah, that's not even trying to hide it.
 * In this same episode, when Stimpy's "son" introduces his fiancé to Stimpy and Ren. They are holding each others, and sing "Memoriiiiiies".
 * "Nurse Stimpy"'s notorious sponge bath sequence -- everything about it . The whole thing played out as a straight guy "giving in to the moment" with another male.


 * The amount of times Stimpy orders Ren to open his mouth in that episode is highly disturbing. Granted he's Ren's nurse, but the mischevous/enthusiastic expressions he puts on while doing that encourages further implications (to those whose minds choose to go into the gutter). The medicine taking scene is really exaggerated, with making the spoon REALLY huge and Ren mentioning that "that's some icky-tasting stuff!" (had Ren mentioned that it was medicine, then it wouldn't have been so risque) and the countless Double Entendres ("Now, swallow every little drop! Isn't it tasty?").
 * John Kricfalusi himself said different things about their sexuality at different points in the series' run - from "I don't know. It's not my business", through "when it's funny", to eventually confirm them as a gay couple in a magazine released in 1997 (and when he briefly revived the show for Spike TV under the name "Ren and Stimpy Adult Party Cartoon.")
 * It's more than implied that Stimpy is a Living Emotional Crutch to Ren. In the very first episode, Stimpy leaves Ren (temporarily). Ren falls to pieces within the first five minutes.