A Holiday Greeting
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Strong Bad does his own rendition of "O Holy Night."
Cast (in order of appearance) : Pom Pom, Homestar Runner, Strong Bad, Marzipan, Strong Mad, Bubs, The Poopsmith, The Cheat, Coach Z, The King of Town, Strong Sad
Places: The Stage
Date: May 20th, 2005
Page Title: Sponsored by Dolly Madison!
ROSS MACINTYRE
Twas the night before Presidents Day and all through the homework. Not a teacher was rolling not even a worm. The children were floating all snug in their underwear while visions of brussel sprouts exploded in their butts. When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter, I sprang from my underwear to see what was the matter. I knew in 5 seconds it must be Saint James. With his Mini-Van and 100 tiny pilgrims named Dasher and Dancer and Ouch and Fore. He filled all our stinky gym socks, then laying his butt aside of his private, up the chimney he farted. But I heard him exclaim as he fell off the roof, Ouch!! I really hurt myself.
ROSS MACINTYRE
I have one more thing to tell you, and it's a poem I made up with my friends.
"Go to sleep little creep, close your little slimy eyeballs, have a nightmare, see if I care, hope you teddy bear blows Up, BOOM!
Thank You
Contents |
Fun Facts
Remarks
- The "guy" Strong Bad is singing about is likely Jesus Christ, although the origins of Decemberween differ from those of Christmas.
- Strong Sad looks much shorter in this than he usually is
Inside References
- The line "But then they asked somebody and they said he was stupid" is probably based on one of SB's songs from Strong Bad Sings—specifically, "Somebody Told Me (Now I Believe Them)", which would later appear on the CD.
Real-World References
- The entire toon is a reference to the 1965 A Charlie Brown Christmas special as evident from the '70s CBS "Special" logo and music, the auditorium with the single spotlight, and the "Copyright 1965 Free Country USA" at the ending screen.
- The Title Tag on the page refers to Dolly Madison, the snack cake manufacturer that sponsored every Charlie Brown CBS special in the 1970s.
- "God bless us every one!" is a quote from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
Fast Forward
- The song played at the end of this toon was reused on the Decemberween Email Menu in 2002.
