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{{about|email where Strong Bad makes up an animal}} {{for|email where Strong Bad is asked what he would do if a little animal came up to him|little animal}}
{{about|email where Strong Bad makes up an animal}} {{for|email where Strong Bad is asked what he would do if a little animal came up to him|little animal}}
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{{sbenav}}
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{{sbenav|119}}
[[Image:Strong Bad Email 119.png|thumb|"Finally, a computer for your lap!"]]
[[Image:Strong Bad Email 119.png|thumb|"Finally, a computer for your lap!"]]
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''{Both Strong Bad and the [[Compy 386]] are absent from their usual place at the desk. Clean spots left by the Compy monitor and the keyboard are evident against the slightly faded wall and table. Wind can be heard, and a tumbleweed rolls past.}''
''{Both Strong Bad and the [[Compy 386]] are absent from their usual place at the desk. Clean spots left by the Compy monitor and the keyboard are evident against the slightly faded wall and table. Wind can be heard, and a tumbleweed rolls past.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{offscreen}'' It is a time of desolation, chaos, and uncertainty. Brother pitted against brother; babies havin' babies. Then one day, from the right side of the screen,{{--}}
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{offscreen}'' It is a time of desolation, chaos, and uncertainty. Brother pitted against brother; babies havin' babies. Then one day, from the right side of the screen,—
''{Strong Bad walks on from the right, carrying the folded-up Lappy.}''  
''{Strong Bad walks on from the right, carrying the folded-up Lappy.}''  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' {{--}}came a man.  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' —came a man.  
''{He sits down at the desk and places the Lappy on it.}''  
''{He sits down at the desk and places the Lappy on it.}''  
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''{Some music starts playing. Cut to the set of The Show, with a silhouetted Lappy on the pedestal. As Strong Bad speaks, the camera zooms in and the Lappy becomes visible.}''
''{Some music starts playing. Cut to the set of The Show, with a silhouetted Lappy on the pedestal. As Strong Bad speaks, the camera zooms in and the Lappy becomes visible.}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' The Lappy 486 ''{pronounced four eighty-six}'' weighs in at an extremely portable forty-two pounds{{--}}
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'''STRONG BAD:''' The Lappy 486 weighs in at an extremely portable forty-two pounds—
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''{The words "42 POUNDS!!! (LBS.)" appear in the top left.}''  
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''{The words "42 POUNDS!!! (LBS.)" appear in the top right.}''  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' {{--}}and features an impressive battery life{{--}}
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'''STRONG BAD:''' —and features an impressive battery life—
''{The words "Several" color monitor" and "2 MB Hard Drive!" appear at the top of the screen.}''  
''{The words "Several" color monitor" and "2 MB Hard Drive!" appear at the top of the screen.}''  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' {{--}}of one half of ten minutes.  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' —of one half of ten minutes.  
''{The words "WARNING: +/- FIVE MINUTE BATTERY LIFE" appear under the first slogan.}''  
''{The words "WARNING: +/- FIVE MINUTE BATTERY LIFE" appear under the first slogan.}''  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' The Lappy 486{{--}}
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'''STRONG BAD:''' The Lappy 486—
''{"512k RAM" appears next to the battery life warning}''  
''{"512k RAM" appears next to the battery life warning}''  
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'''STRONG BAD:''' {{--}}by Compy.
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'''STRONG BAD:''' —by Compy.
''{The slogan "Finally, a computer for your lap!" appears at the bottom of the screen next to a Compy logo. An applause accompanies the scene. Cut back to the computer room.}''
''{The slogan "Finally, a computer for your lap!" appears at the bottom of the screen next to a Compy logo. An applause accompanies the scene. Cut back to the computer room.}''
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Spud Jr.</blockquote>
Spud Jr.</blockquote>
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' Come now, Spud Jr. What would Spud Sr. think of such nightmarish grammar and punctuation? And poor Spudmom. ''"What would you like as if..."'' I at least hope you're good at sports, for their sake. ''{He stops typing.}'' All right, I'm done. ''{He clears the screen and resumes typing.}'' Well Stu-Pud Jr., if I was my own made up animal, I would probably like as the coolest made up animal ever made up. I would have all the cool animal options and accessories:
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' Come now, Spud Jr. What would Spud Sr. think of such nightmarish grammar and punctuation? And poor Spudmom. ''"What would you like as if..."'' I at least hope you're good at sports, for their sake. ''{He stops typing.}'' All right, I'm done. ''{He clears the screen and resumes typing.}'' Well Stu-Pud Jr., If I was my own made up animal I would probably like as the coolest made up animal ever made up. I would have all the cool animal options and accessories:
:Claws
:Claws
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'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' I say there, Monstrosity! Do you know the times?
'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' I say there, Monstrosity! Do you know the times?
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''{Strong Bad attempts to respond and makes gargling sounds while foaming at the mouth. Homestar steps back, looking shocked. Cut back to the Lappy.}''
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''{Strong Bad attempts to respond and makes gargling sound while foaming at the mouth. Homestar steps back, looking shocked. Cut back to the Lappy.}''
'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' Oh. I guess I couldn't really talk with that proboscis. Not that I'd have much of an answer for "Do you know the times," anyway. Hmmm. Maybe I could be one of those deep-sea fangly fishes.
'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' Oh. I guess I couldn't really talk with that proboscis. Not that I'd have much of an answer for "Do you know the times," anyway. Hmmm. Maybe I could be one of those deep-sea fangly fishes.
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'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{voiceover}'' 'Cept I'd also have an awesome back deck on me for dinner and dancing!
'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{voiceover}'' 'Cept I'd also have an awesome back deck on me for dinner and dancing!
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''{A deck appears on the fish's back. Zoom in to see a woman dancing on it with Strong Bad, with some typical Powered-by-The-Cheat techno-ish music playing.}''
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''{A deck appears on the fish's back. Zoom in to see a woman dancing on it with Strong Bad, with some typical Powered-by-the-Cheat techno-ish music playing.}''
'''POWERED BY THE CHEAT STRONG BAD:''' Hey there, Baby Styles, do you want to watch me bench-press a lot...of weights?
'''POWERED BY THE CHEAT STRONG BAD:''' Hey there, Baby Styles, do you want to watch me bench-press a lot...of weights?
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== Fun Facts ==
== Fun Facts ==
===Explanations===
===Explanations===
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*The Christmas lights Strong Bad mentions on the fish refer to {{wp|bioluminescence}}, which is used by various deep sea creatures to attract prey, among other functions.
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*The Christmas lights Strong Bad mentions on the fish refer to [[Wikipedia:Bioluminescence|bioluminescence]], which is used by various deep sea creatures to attract prey, among other functions.
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*The "lure" he mentioned is a feature of many different "fanglyfishes", including the {{wp|anglerfish}}, in which the lure gives off a small amount of light in order to attract fish close enough to its mouth in order to eat it. Note that only ''female'' anglerfish have lures.
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*The "lure" he mentioned is a feature of many different "fanglyfishes", including the [[Wikipedia:Anglerfish|anglerfish]], in which the lure gives off a small amount of light in order to attract fish close enough to its mouth in order to eat it. Note that only ''female'' anglerfish have lures.
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*"Brother pitted against brother" is a term used to describe civil war. It originated in the Bible as a description of the end times.
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===Trivia===
===Trivia===
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===Remarks===
===Remarks===
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*Since the {{wp|proboscis}} is where the monstrosity's nose should be, it shouldn't prevent him from speaking at all, but it does anyway.   
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*Since the [[Wikipedia:proboscis|proboscis]] is where the monstrosity's nose should be, it shouldn't prevent him from speaking at all, but it does anyway.   
*The wall behind the computer had been expertly mended, leaving no seams or cracks, and matching perfectly with the silhouetting from where Compy used to be. It is impossible to tell where the shot entered the wall after destroying Compy in [[virus]].
*The wall behind the computer had been expertly mended, leaving no seams or cracks, and matching perfectly with the silhouetting from where Compy used to be. It is impossible to tell where the shot entered the wall after destroying Compy in [[virus]].
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*Despite its supposed portability, the Lappy is plugged into the same socket that both [[Tandy 400|Tandy]] and Compy used to occupy{{--}}which is good, since much of its battery life would have been exhausted during the email. However, Strong Bad is never seen plugging in the Lappy. The Lappy appeared to have been plugged in after Strong Bad cut away from the "speculations" back to the [[computer room]].
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*Despite its supposed portability, the Lappy is plugged into the same socket that both [[Tandy 400|Tandy]] and Compy used to occupy&mdash;which is good, since much of its battery life would have been exhausted during the email. However, Strong Bad is never seen plugging in the Lappy. The Lappy appeared to have been plugged in after Strong Bad cut away from the "speculations" back to the [[computer room]].
*Strong Bad refers to [[The Paper]] as a male. (In the email [[invisibility]], the [[Tandy 400]] says that the ''printer'' is a female.)
*Strong Bad refers to [[The Paper]] as a male. (In the email [[invisibility]], the [[Tandy 400]] says that the ''printer'' is a female.)
**Similarly, at the end of this email, Strong Bad refers to the Lappy 486 as the Paper's brother, but refers to it as female in later emails.
**Similarly, at the end of this email, Strong Bad refers to the Lappy 486 as the Paper's brother, but refers to it as female in later emails.
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*In the scene with Sterrance in Strong Badia, the [[Stop Sign]] and [[Cinder Block]] are on the ''left'' side of Strong Badia.
*In the scene with Sterrance in Strong Badia, the [[Stop Sign]] and [[Cinder Block]] are on the ''left'' side of Strong Badia.
*The first animal Strong Bad makes up has antlers, not horns.
*The first animal Strong Bad makes up has antlers, not horns.
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*On the list of Strong Bad's animal options and accessories is "segmented eyes". The proper terminology for the multi-faceted eye found on many insects is "{{wp|compound eye}}". On the [[strongbad_email.exe]] [[#Commentary Transcript|DVD commentary]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] admit this goof and say that they found out about it by reading it "[[The Brothers Chaps' Fansite Acknowledgments#Homestar Runner Wiki Acknowledgments|on the wiki]]".  
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*On the list of Strong Bad's animal options and accessories is "Segmented Eyes". The proper terminology for the multi-faceted eye found on many insects is "[[Wikipedia:Compound eye|Compound Eye]]". On the [[strongbad_email.exe]] [[#Commentary Transcript|DVD commentary]], [[The Brothers Chaps]] admit this goof and say that they found out about it by reading it "[[The Brothers Chaps' Fansite Acknowledgments#Homestar Runner Wiki Acknowledgments|on the wiki]]".  
*When Strong Bad says "Not that I have much of an answer for...", he starts typing "Not" and "that" simultaneously.
*When Strong Bad says "Not that I have much of an answer for...", he starts typing "Not" and "that" simultaneously.
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*In the YouTube version, there is a faint Windows XP popup notice sound just after the Homestar Runner Lure on the Deep-Sea Fangly Fish says "Turn it out, Strong Bad, Turn it out!"
 
===Inside References===
===Inside References===
*The Lappy was mentioned in the commentary on the DVD for the email [[invisibility]] when the Tandy was replaced by the Compy.
*The Lappy was mentioned in the commentary on the DVD for the email [[invisibility]] when the Tandy was replaced by the Compy.
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*A [[tumbleweed]] rolls by on Strong Bad's empty desk.
 
*Strong Bad's pronunciation of "lure" when envisioning the fangly fish comes from [[lures & jigs]].  
*Strong Bad's pronunciation of "lure" when envisioning the fangly fish comes from [[lures & jigs]].  
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*The fact that horns is the second accessory listed for the Monstrosity is a reference to [[3 wishes]], when Strong Bad says his second wish would be horns.
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*The fact that horns is the second accessory listed for the Monstrosity is a reference to [[3 Wishes]], when Strong Bad says his second wish would be horns.
*When Homestar greets Strong Bad's first animal, he says "I say there, Monstrosity," just as he does in [[The King of Town DVD]] when asking about the sheep. (i.e. "I say there, fair Blacksmith, ...)
*When Homestar greets Strong Bad's first animal, he says "I say there, Monstrosity," just as he does in [[The King of Town DVD]] when asking about the sheep. (i.e. "I say there, fair Blacksmith, ...)
*"Baby styles" and "Styles Upon Styles" are references to [[style]].
*"Baby styles" and "Styles Upon Styles" are references to [[style]].
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*The Lappy's classic startup noise sounds somewhat like the startup tone on the older Macintoshes. The sound was created on a [[Casio keyboard]], using the "Funny" preset. The first note is the lowest C, the second note a C one octave higher.
*The Lappy's classic startup noise sounds somewhat like the startup tone on the older Macintoshes. The sound was created on a [[Casio keyboard]], using the "Funny" preset. The first note is the lowest C, the second note a C one octave higher.
*The way Strong Bad describes Lappy is in the style of many game shows.
*The way Strong Bad describes Lappy is in the style of many game shows.
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*The Lappy's logo is a reference to the Apple {{wp|PowerBook}}'s logo.
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*The Lappy's logo is a reference to the Apple Powerbook's logo.
<!--Please do not add that the way Strong Bad describes Lappy is like "The Price Is Right" - this part of the fact was deleted while going through the STUFF process.-->
<!--Please do not add that the way Strong Bad describes Lappy is like "The Price Is Right" - this part of the fact was deleted while going through the STUFF process.-->
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<!--The Deep Sea Fanglyfish is modeled after an Anglerfish. It's a real animal. It is not a reference to The Simpsons, Finding Nemo, Mega Man 2, or anything else. Please don't add "references" it seems to be making.-->
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<!--The Deep Sea Fanglyfish is modeled after an Anglerfish. It's a real animal. It is not a reference to The Simpsons, Finding Nemo, Megaman 2, or anything else. Please don't add "references" it seems to be making.-->
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*The word "color" in "'Several' color monitor" is the same color scheme as the symbol for the [[Nintendo|Game Boy Color]].
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*The word "color" in "'Several' color monitor" is the same color scheme as the symbol for the Game Boy Color.
*"Babies Having Babies" is a 1988 hit by Terry Tate; as well as a [[IMDB:tt0088759|School Break Special]] on CBS in 1986.
*"Babies Having Babies" is a 1988 hit by Terry Tate; as well as a [[IMDB:tt0088759|School Break Special]] on CBS in 1986.
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*Styles Upon Styles is a reference to a lyric from "Buggin' Out", a song on the seminal 1991 album "{{wp|The Low End Theory}}" by [[A Tribe Called Quest]].
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*"Brother pitted against brother" is a term used to describe civil war. It originated in the Bible as a description of the end times.
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*The red steckled elbermung seems to have been modeled after {{wp|Salvador Dalí}}'s surrealist painting titled "[https://www.salvador-dali.org/en/artwork/catalogue-raisonne-paintings/colleccions/private-collection/456/sleep Sleep]" (or "Le Sommeil" in French).
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*Styles Upon Styles is a reference to a lyric from "Buggin' Out", a song on the seminal 1991 album "[[Wikipedia:Low End Theory|The Low End Theory]]" by hip-hop group [[Wikipedia:A Tribe Called Quest|A Tribe Called Quest]].
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*The red steckled elbermung seems to have been modeled after Salvador Dali's surrealist painting titled "Sleep" (or "Le Sommeil" in French).
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===Fast Forward===
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===Fast-Forward===
*[[Styles Upon Styles]] is later mentioned in [[modeling]].
*[[Styles Upon Styles]] is later mentioned in [[modeling]].
*Both Da Huuuuuudge and Sterrance reappear in [[alternate universe]] along with other Strong Bad-related faces.
*Both Da Huuuuuudge and Sterrance reappear in [[alternate universe]] along with other Strong Bad-related faces.
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*The way Strong Bad first introduces the [[Lappy 486]] is parodied in [[hremail 3184]].
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*The way Strong Bad first introduces the [[Lappy 486]] is parodied in [[hremail3184]].
*The music heard when Strong Bad describes the Lappy's features is heard again in [[Compy Catalog]].
*The music heard when Strong Bad describes the Lappy's features is heard again in [[Compy Catalog]].
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*The animal that Strong Bad describes near the beginning of the email appears in [[Dangeresque Roomisode 2]] if you drink the Grodywater. In addition, the phrase "do you know the times," originating as something Homestar asks the "monstrosity," appears multiple times in the game.
 
== DVD Version ==
== DVD Version ==
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*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch the DVD player's audio language selection while watching.
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*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch your DVD player's audio language selection while watching.
=== Commentary Transcript ===
=== Commentary Transcript ===
('''Commentary by:''' [[Mike Chapman]], [[Matt Chapman]])
('''Commentary by:''' [[Mike Chapman]], [[Matt Chapman]])
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'''MATT:''' Mike, what is a tumbleweed doing in Strong Bad's computer office?
'''MATT:''' Mike, what is a tumbleweed doing in Strong Bad's computer office?
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'''MIKE:''' I can't{{--}} I can't even imagine.
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'''MIKE:''' I can't&mdash; I can't even imagine.
'''MATT:''' Look, "Future Wars." Is that symbolic because this is the future of Strong Bad Emails?
'''MATT:''' Look, "Future Wars." Is that symbolic because this is the future of Strong Bad Emails?
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'''MIKE:''' No! Was that a game?
'''MIKE:''' No! Was that a game?
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'''MATT:''' Yeah, Future Wars? By Del{{--}} Delphine ''{pronounces it, "Del-feen"}''? Delphine ''{pronounces it, "Del-fine"}''?
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'''MATT:''' Yeah, Future Wars? By Del&mdash; Delphine ''{pronounces it, "Del-feen"}''? Delphine ''{pronounces it, "Del-fine"}''?
'''MIKE:''' I was just kidding.
'''MIKE:''' I was just kidding.
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'''MIKE:''' Thanks.
'''MIKE:''' Thanks.
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'''MATT:''' {{--}}I might add.
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'''MATT:''' &mdash;I might add.
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'''MIKE:''' That comes to, um{{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' That comes to, um&mdash;
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'''MATT:''' {{--}}Life.
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'''MATT:''' &mdash;Life.
'''MIKE:''' Comes to life, with the yellow wig on.
'''MIKE:''' Comes to life, with the yellow wig on.
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'''MATT:''' ''{as [[Lappy 486#Female Lappy 486|Female Lappy 486]]}'' Strong Bad! Don't{{--}}! Stave it off! It's best time!
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'''MATT:''' ''{as [[Lappy 486#Female Lappy 486|Female Lappy 486]]}'' Strong Bad! Don't&mdash;! Stave it off! It's best time!
'''MIKE:''' So this is, of course, the background from "[[the show]]" email.
'''MIKE:''' So this is, of course, the background from "[[the show]]" email.
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'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Yes.
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Yes.
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'''MATT:''' Uh, I think that was very heavily inspired by when, uh, Kevin on ''Starcade'' is announcing the prizes on ''Starcade'', ''{Mike laughs}'' and so, I was like{{--}} What's that game? There was one that was a controller that they always did.
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'''MATT:''' Uh, I think that was very heavily inspired by when, uh, Kevin on ''Starcade'' is announcing the prizes on ''Starcade'', ''{Mike laughs}'' and so, I was like&mdash; What's that game? There was one that was a controller that they always did.
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'''MIKE:''' Uh, I{{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' Uh, I&mdash;
'''MATT:''' I can't remember.
'''MATT:''' I can't remember.
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'''MIKE:''' Who's "they"?
'''MIKE:''' Who's "they"?
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'''MATT:''' Those watching{{--}} the viewers.
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'''MATT:''' Those watching&mdash; the viewers.
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'''MIKE:''' I bet{{--}} I bet at least one person watching this didn't know that a spud was also a potato.
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'''MIKE:''' I bet&mdash; I bet at least one person watching this didn't know that a spud was also a potato.
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'''MATT:''' Well, that's probably a four-year-old{{--}}
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'''MATT:''' Well, that's probably a four-year-old&mdash;
'''MIKE:''' There you go, buddy. I just taught you something. Pay me later. Oh, we messed up here, like, he says "segmented eyes," but he actually has compound eyes.
'''MIKE:''' There you go, buddy. I just taught you something. Pay me later. Oh, we messed up here, like, he says "segmented eyes," but he actually has compound eyes.
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'''MIKE:''' Maybe.
'''MIKE:''' Maybe.
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'''MATT:''' I remember originally{{--}}
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'''MATT:''' I remember originally&mdash;
'''MIKE:''' "Segmented bodies."
'''MIKE:''' "Segmented bodies."
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'''MATT:''' The line said, "segmented eyes" and "segmented butt," but we cut out "segmented butt."
'''MATT:''' The line said, "segmented eyes" and "segmented butt," but we cut out "segmented butt."
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'''MIKE:''' That's too risqué. Too risky.
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'''MIKE:''' That's too risqu&eacute;. Too risky.
'''MATT:''' Uh, so, look! The Cheat, out of nowhere! Look! There's ''my'' voice! There's the Cheat-whale.
'''MATT:''' Uh, so, look! The Cheat, out of nowhere! Look! There's ''my'' voice! There's the Cheat-whale.
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'''MIKE:''' It must feel a little weir{{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' It must feel a little weir&mdash;
'''MATT:''' That Cheat-whale looks kinda like the Jaguar shark from ''The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou''.
'''MATT:''' That Cheat-whale looks kinda like the Jaguar shark from ''The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou''.
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'''MIKE:''' Alright, let's do that for next week's email.
'''MIKE:''' Alright, let's do that for next week's email.
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'''MATT:''' All{{--}} All{{--}} Calling all Powered by The Cheats. ''{Mike laughs}'' Sorry. That thing is gross, Mike.
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'''MATT:''' All&mdash; All&mdash; Calling all Powered by The Cheats. ''{Mike laughs}'' Sorry. That thing is gross, Mike.
'''MIKE:''' It is.
'''MIKE:''' It is.
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'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
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'''MATT:''' It's really gross. That thing's ''as'' gross{{--}}
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'''MATT:''' It's really gross. That thing's ''as'' gross&mdash;
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
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'''MATT:''' {{--}}if not grosser.
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'''MATT:''' &mdash;if not grosser.
'''MIKE:''' He's happy, though.
'''MIKE:''' He's happy, though.
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'''MATT:''' {{--}}or more gross. And that thing has a Strong Sad leg coming out of it, Mike.
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'''MATT:''' &mdash;or more gross. And that thing has a Strong Sad leg coming out of it, Mike.
'''MIKE:''' Yeah, his mouth is kinda like, um, Neo's mouth in, uh, ''The Matrix'' when it closes up, and it becomes like...
'''MIKE:''' Yeah, his mouth is kinda like, um, Neo's mouth in, uh, ''The Matrix'' when it closes up, and it becomes like...
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'''MIKE:''' I dunno. Very possibly not.
'''MIKE:''' I dunno. Very possibly not.
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'''MATT:''' I remember, uh, some people thinking we were gonna ditch The Cheat after this email, that Sterrance was going to{{--}}
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'''MATT:''' I remember, uh, some people thinking we were gonna ditch The Cheat after this email, that Sterrance was going to&mdash;
'''MIKE:''' Yeah. They really thought that Sterrance was gonna be the new sidekick for Strong Bad.
'''MIKE:''' Yeah. They really thought that Sterrance was gonna be the new sidekick for Strong Bad.
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'''MATT:''' He is pretty harsh to him. That'd be a sad way for The Cheat to go out. The Cheat ain't goin' out like that. Over the years, The Paper definitely has become more and more of a{{--}}
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'''MATT:''' He is pretty harsh to him. That'd be a sad way for The Cheat to go out. The Cheat ain't goin' out like that. Over the years, The Paper definitely has become more and more of a&mdash;
'''MIKE:''' A character.
'''MIKE:''' A character.
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===Fun Facts===
===Fun Facts===
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*''{{wp|Starcade}}'' is an early '80s game show where teams played arcade games to win one of their own. "Kevin" is a reference to Kevin McMahon, the show's announcer.
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*''[[Wikipedia:Starcade|Starcade]]'' is an early '80s game show where teams played arcade games to win one of their own. "Kevin" is a reference to Kevin McMahon, the show's announcer.
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*''{{wp|The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou}}'' is a 2004 film about an {{w|Oceanography|oceanographer}} who tries to avenge his dead partner.
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*''[[IMDb:0362270|The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou]]'' is a 2004 film about an [[Wikipedia:Oceanography|oceanographer]] who tries to avenge his dead partner.
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*''{{wp|The Matrix}}'' is a movie released in 1999, "{{w|Neo (The Matrix)|Neo}}" being the alias of the main character, Thomas A. Anderson, played by {{wp|Keanu Reeves}}.
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*''[[Wikipedia:The Matrix|The Matrix]]'' is a movie released in 1999, "[[Wikipedia:Neo (The Matrix)|Neo]]" being the alias of the main character, Thomas A. Anderson, played by Keanu Reeves.
*Sterrance, in fact, did return in [[alternate universe]].
*Sterrance, in fact, did return in [[alternate universe]].
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*"GUI" refers to {{wp|graphical user interface}}.
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*"GUI" refers to [[Wikipedia: Graphical User Interface|Graphical User Interface]].
== External Links ==
== External Links ==
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[[Category:Emails With DVD Commentary]]
[[Category:Emails With DVD Commentary]]
[[Category:Podstar Runner]]
[[Category:Podstar Runner]]
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[[Category:Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 1]]
 
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[[Category: Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 2]]
 

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