HRWiki:Featured article for 2010, week 15

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In '''[[cheatday]]''', the 107th [[Strong Bad Email]], released on Monday, July 5, 2004, [[Strong Bad]] receives an email from someone without a name, so he guesses it's from someone named Mike Control. The email he receives asks what they do on [[The Cheat]]'s birthday, or "Cheatday" as Strong Bad calls. He explains that no one knows when The Cheat's birthday is, so they celebrate on the one day they know it's not, which is on a fake I.D. for a Scandinavian miner named Ilko Skevüld. On this, The Cheat's Cheatday, Strong Bad sings him the Date of Birth song. Then they go and play some mining games in honor of Ilko's heritage. Finally, as a treat, Strong Bad lets The Cheat answers some emails, to which The Cheat always replies by threatening to [[The Cheat Gnawing|gnaw]] the email sender's face off. Meanwhile, [[Bubs]] and [[Coach Z]] try to form a band. '''[[cheatday|(more...)]]''' {{watch|sbemail107.html}}
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Revision as of 00:36, 18 April 2010

"This good cause is good...'cause!"

Pistols For Pandas (or P4P) is a non-profit organization that aims to give pistols to pandas. Crack Stuntman is the national spokesperson for the group. In Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 14.2, Stuntman calls and leaves a message to tell Marzipan to stop protesting at their rallies. He describes pandas as "stupid, fat, slow creatures", saying they "need all the firepower they can get" so that they can protect themselves "when we come clear-cut their bamboo forests and build a five-star resort". P4P claims to have supplied guns to three hundred "underprivileged and unarmed" pandas. The logo shows an angry-looking panda with guns for eyebrows. (more...)

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