# 4 branches

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$F=\frac1{4\pi\epsilon_0}\frac{|q_1q_2|}{r^2}$
$F=\frac1{4\pi\epsilon_0}\frac{|q_1q_2|}{r^2}$
+ + ==Goofs== + *In the last branch of the four branches of stupid things Homestar's done, budoir is misspelled. The proper spelling is "Boudoir". ===Inside References=== ===Inside References===

## Revision as of 06:13, 14 November 2006

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"Oh well, just forget it. I'll just stay in here for the rest of my life."

Strong Bad explains the four branches of stupid things Homestar's done.

Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, Homestar Runner, Marzipan, Strong Sad, Coach Z, The Homestar Runner, Old-Timey Strong Bad, Limozeen (Easter egg)

Places: Computer Room

Computer: Lappy 486

Date: November 13, 2006

Running Time:

Page Title: Lappy 486

## Transcript

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STRONG BAD: {singing} Start your day, the sbemail way! And never get out of bed!

{Strong Bad reads "Hey Strong Bad," in a bored tone and continues to read the rest of the email the same way. He draws out "ur" before biggest fan and pronounces "N.Y." as "Nuevo York"}

STRONG BAD: Well, my good Spank, that is way too broad a subject and would take several days just to scratch the surface of the tip of that iceberg. Especially the imagined part. That one has it's own spreadsheet even.

STRONG BAD: No, we'll have to get much more specific if we're gonna cover any stupid Homestar ground in one email. So it's time you people learned all about {cut to a scene with a U.S. State Capital like building with the top shaped like Homestar's head and a banner} The Four Branches of Stupid Things Homestar's Done.

HOMESTAR RUNNER: {as the top of the building} Ooo. I'm a neglected official

STRONG BAD: The first branch is in charge of keeping the public informed. It's the house of doing stupid things on national television!

{cut to Homestar Runner on the set of The Show}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: Now isn't that a tasty makeover lady friends? {crowd cheers} to Huh? Huh?!

{cut to a closeup of Homestar. As he says "Drab" and "Fab" a picture of the King of Town appears on the left and right of the screen. The one on the left has him doused with mustard.}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: From Drab to Fab with nothing but Mustaaard! {crowd cheers}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: Now my next guest says her man doesn't give respect when she comes correct. But he thinks she's just a drama mama. {cut to a shot of Marzipan looking very angry} So let's bring him out!

{Homestar turns towards a curtain, then a spotlight appears on Homestar and his clothes and appearance changes. The crowd boos.}

HOMESTAR RUNNER: Yeah whatever, you know you all want some.

{someone throws a chair at Homestar and knocks him down. The crowd cheers gleefully}

{cut back to the list of "Stupid Things Homestar's Done." A dotted line is traced to a coffee mug with Homestar's face on it.}

STRONG BAD: The next branch tracks the stupid things Homestar does on the job. Here comes The Bureau of Doing Stupid Things at the Office.

{cut to The Office with Strong Bad in his cubicle at a computer typing}

STRONG BAD: {talking into headset} No ma'am, this would be a password you gave to us. Yes sir, it could be the last four digits of your dog, or you mother's maiden credit card number.

HOMESTAR RUNNER: {offscreen} Hey Strong Bro, keg party at the water cooler!

HOMESTAR RUNNER: {offscreen} Strong Bro, free bagels at the water cooler!

STRONG BAD: I'm sorry ma'am, free bagels just happened!

{Strong Bad leaps up from his desk and slides out of his cubicle towards a water cooler stuffed with Homestar inside}

## Easter Eggs

• Click on "spreadsheet" after Strong Bad types it to see a spreadsheet entitled "A Great Idea for Personal Style" with the handwriting "MONGOLIAN BEEF WiG" and Homestar's head wearing such wig spread across the cells.
• Click on the cartoon in Strong Bad's cubicle to see a Dullard comic.
• At the end of the email, click on Homestar's head to see more fireworks.
• At the end, click on "Stupid" to see a Limozeen: but they're in space! cartoon.

## Fun Facts

### Explanations

• Homestar correctly states Coulomb's law, which determines the the magnitude of the electrostatic force between two particles based on their charges q1 and q2 and the distance between them r:
$F=\frac1{4\pi\epsilon_0}\frac{|q_1q_2|}{r^2}$

## Goofs

• In the last branch of the four branches of stupid things Homestar's done, budoir is misspelled. The proper spelling is "Boudoir".

### Inside References

• The wooden crate Homestar stands on while he answers Strong Sad has had its label increment by one each time it appears. It originally read "Eleven soaps" in fingers, then "Twelve O' Thems", then "Thirteen, Y'all", and now reads "Fourteen times."

### Real World References

• Homestar saying "That's how I become a law!" is a reference to the School House Rock cartoon "I'm Just a Bill", showing how a bill becomes a law in Washington.