That Time of Year

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*The representaion of the "magic ball" both telling the future and burning flesh may be a nod to the ''Palantir'' from The Lord of the Rings. These crystal balls gave clairvoyance and could sometimes burn when touched.
*The representaion of the "magic ball" both telling the future and burning flesh may be a nod to the ''Palantir'' from The Lord of the Rings. These crystal balls gave clairvoyance and could sometimes burn when touched.
*The "magic ball" may also be a reference to the movie "Heavy Metal", which involved an evil magic ball that showed twisted images of the future and burned the flesh of whoever touched it.
*The "magic ball" may also be a reference to the movie "Heavy Metal", which involved an evil magic ball that showed twisted images of the future and burned the flesh of whoever touched it.
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* This book is a reference to the Strong bad Email, Comic Book.
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* This book is a reference to the Strong bad Email, [[kids' book]].
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Revision as of 08:54, 12 December 2004

Snow falls from the 'bove. Or does it?

A holiday kids book by Lem Sportsinterviews, reinterpreted by Strong Bad in the style of his kids' book.

Transcript

VOICE OVER: That time of year, by Leomard
STRONG BAD: {quickly} Strong Bad!
VOICE OVER: Sportsinterviews.

{book opens}

VOICE OVER: Decemberween is almost here. Get ready.

STRONG BAD: De Giant Mantis is almost here. Get ready to be pistol-whipped, snowman! Or... "Erweenga" is the name of the striped worm. Get dead, kid.

{book turns page}

VOICE OVER: Does the package have a
STRONG BAD: troll in it?
VOICE OVER: doll in it? Or maybe
STRONG BAD: a troll?
VOICE OVER: a train?

{book turns page}

VOICE OVER: Snow falls from the 'bove. It's cold when it snows.

STRONG BAD: Now, a million eyeballs fall from the 'bove. The boy gets financial advice from the rat king. Or... Show the future magic ball! It burns flesh when it glows.

{book turns page}

VOICE OVER: The Martins sing festive songs for the neighbors.

STRONG BAD: The martinis have gone straight to their heads. The neigbors will probably call the cops.

{book turns page}

VOICE OVER: Wear a hat. Don't forget to wear a hat!

STRONG BAD: I swear that thing is evil. Liberace is fixing to lose a finger.

{book turns page}

VOICE OVER: Greta is making cookies. When will they be done?

STRONG BAD: Greta is feeding the mouse bug spray. When will he be done for?

{book turns page}

VOICE OVER: The store is crowded with
{strong bad and the voice over read at the same time}
STRONG BAD: robots bursting out of people. Oh the humanity!
VOICE OVER: people buying things for other people. Oh boy!

{book turns page}

VOICE OVER: Decemberween is here. Decemberween is here. Today.
STRONG BAD: Radioactivity is here. Growing arms out of heads is here. Today! Or... I am here stealing your presents. Sorry kids, today is not your lucky day.

{book closes}

Fun Facts

  • If you look closely you can see the book belongs to Cherry Greg, a H*R director.
  • You can see a Trogdor graffiti to the right when the "Martinis go to their heads".
  • Despite various debates about Cold Ones, the crack about martinis going to people's heads is an unquestionable alcohol reference
  • For people who don't know, Liberace was a professional piano player. Yes, those gold rings are real. He was very fond of his expensive jewelry.
  • Strong Bad must be from the south. He says, "Liberace is FIXING TO lose a finger." The phrase "fixing to" is distinctly southern. The Brothers Chaps are from Georgia - a southern state.
  • The representaion of the "magic ball" both telling the future and burning flesh may be a nod to the Palantir from The Lord of the Rings. These crystal balls gave clairvoyance and could sometimes burn when touched.
  • The "magic ball" may also be a reference to the movie "Heavy Metal", which involved an evil magic ball that showed twisted images of the future and burned the flesh of whoever touched it.
  • This book is a reference to the Strong bad Email, kids' book.

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