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'''Features: [[Strong Bad]], [[The Cheat]], [[Strong Mad]]''' | '''Features: [[Strong Bad]], [[The Cheat]], [[Strong Mad]]''' | ||
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== Transcript == | == Transcript == | ||
Revision as of 20:00, 18 October 2004
Strong Bad Email #23
Ashley and Anthony ask what Strong Bad would do if a little animal came up to him.
Features: Strong Bad, The Cheat, Strong Mad
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Transcript
STRONG BAD: Oh what's this? An email... for me?!
What would you do if a little animal came up to you. crapfully yours, Ashley and Anthony
STRONG BAD: {typing} Um, I don't really know. Let's find out. {He turns left and calls for The Cheat.} Oh, The Cheat! Come here for a moment!
THE CHEAT: Uynuen.
{The Cheat comes to Strong Bad.}
STRONG BAD:Ummmm...
{Strong Bad kicks The Cheat hard, causing him to fly offscreen. Strong Bad turns back to the computer and resumes typing}
STRONG BAD: So, there's your answer. A little animal comes up to me... I'd kick it. {stops typing} Okay so until next week, everyting is awesome and...
{Suddenly, Strong Mad appears next to Strong Bad looking very angry.}
STRONG BAD: Oh, er, hey big guy. Er, you know, I'm just kicking The Cheat.
{The Cheat appears to beside Strong Mad.}
STRONG BAD: Er, it's a little joke. You know we got the people watching at home. Just trying to be kind of funny for them, with the joke. A joke-kick. I'm gonna KICK YOU TOO!!!!!
{Strong Bad kicks Strong Mad on his knee and runs away across the room with Strong Mad chasing him behind while music is playing. The Paper comes down.}
Easter Eggs
- Once Strong Bad starts running, click on his head or hit the 'o' key to switch to "Sir Strong Bad" 1936 style Old cartoon. Oddly enough, when you switch to the "Old Thymey" version, they're running backwards. (This may be a reference to an optical illusion common in old-timey movies where filmed wagon wheels often seem to rotate backwards.)
