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*The tag on Lil Strong Bad's gift was labeled, "To: Strong Bad. From: Mom or Dad". | *The tag on Lil Strong Bad's gift was labeled, "To: Strong Bad. From: Mom or Dad". | ||
*[[Wikipedia:Moleskine|Moleskine]] is a brand of pocket notebooks and sketch pads popular among trend-following artists and writers. Strong Sad mistakenly pronounces it "mole skin", whereas the correct pronunciation is "mol-a-skeen'-a". | *[[Wikipedia:Moleskine|Moleskine]] is a brand of pocket notebooks and sketch pads popular among trend-following artists and writers. Strong Sad mistakenly pronounces it "mole skin", whereas the correct pronunciation is "mol-a-skeen'-a". | ||
| - | *"Hairy Elephante" is a reference to Strong Bad's desired name Monsieur Elegante from dreamail. | + | *"Hairy Elephante" is either a reference to Strong Bad's desired name Monsieur Elegante from [[dreamail]], or a play on words of singer Harry Belafonte's name. |
*The appearance of Homestar's Bread Singalongs CD is similar to Strong Bad's Rhythm 'N' Grammar as seen at the end of local news. | *The appearance of Homestar's Bread Singalongs CD is similar to Strong Bad's Rhythm 'N' Grammar as seen at the end of local news. | ||
*Strong Bad misspells "curiosity", which is ironic for someone who is such a stickler for spelling. | *Strong Bad misspells "curiosity", which is ironic for someone who is such a stickler for spelling. | ||
Revision as of 18:25, 31 January 2005
Strong Bad Email #123
Strong Bad discusses the hangingoutitude of The Stick.
Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, Little Strong Bad, [[Se�or]], Mr. Bland, Bubs, The Stick, Homestar Runner, The Cheat, Strong Mad, Marzipan, Homsar, Strong Sad, The King of Town
Date: January 31, 2005
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Transcript
STRONG BAD: This email is leaving the station. Please move to the centre of the email and away from the doors.
subject: a sticky question... Dear Strong bad, I have recently been wondering about the origin of the stick. Has it always been a good place for hanging out and making rendezvous? Luke, Eau Claire, WI
{he pronounces 'rendezvous' as 'rendezvouuuu-ses', and the bottom line as 'Luke, ewww Claire, why?'}
STRONG BAD: Ugh! Why do you Van Peebles always wanna know the origins and histories of every freakin' little thing? Like, do you wanna know how Strong Sad got his belly button too?
{cut to a young Strong Bad's birthday; a sign reads 'Happy Birthday Lil Strong Bad'. Strong Bad has a black shirt with a yellow truck on it, and is looking at a white present with a blue ribbon and a tag reading 'To Strong Bad From Mom or Dad'. He grabs the lid and takes it off to reveal a power drill.}
LIL STRONG BAD: {lifting the drill} Oh, awesome! {he revs the drill}
{cut back to the Lappy}
STRONG BAD: {clears the screen} Or, like, the origin of Bubs' Concession Stand?
{Original Book style. Se�or and Mr. Bland stand in flat greenness, and Strong Bad's words are subtitled.}
STRONG BAD: Se�or Havin' A Little Trouble and Mr. Bland were by far the most popular characters.
{a red Stand falls on them with a splurt!}
STRONG BAD: Then, they were crushed by a falling Bub's Concession Stand.
{Bubs appears in it, waving}
BUBS: Hot time!
STRONG BAD: said Bubs.
{back to the Lappy}
STRONG BAD: Well, I'm not gonna show you those things. Or the origin of the stick. But I will indulge your curiousity {misspelt, but pronounced correctly} about the stick's hangingoutitude. It currently rates a 10, but such was not always the case. Like when Homestar used to hold his weekly {sounding frustrated, and the words turn yellow and jiggle on screen} bread sing-alongs, {back to normal} we avoided that place like the plegg! {deletes up to the 'p'} plague!
{cut to The Stick, where Homestar Runner is surrounded by bread. He is holding a slice and waving it around while marching on the spot}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: {singing} Bread is a good time for me, woo-oo-doo singing, bread is a good time for everybody!
STRONG BAD: {voiceover; Homestar keeps peeking out around the bread slice} We sure sniped that problem right between the eyes from three hundred yards by scheduling The Cheat's rhythmic chain dancing recitals for the same time and place.
{Strong Bad and Strong Bad stand in the background while The Cheat, dressed in a blue suit, swingings a chain around, hitting Homestar's face and the bread. Homestar has acquired a sign reading 'Come On & Sing.'}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: {singing, despite being hit in the face} I cut the crusts off in the morning light...
STRONG BAD: {clapping; The Cheat picks up a slice of bread and twirls it while making The Cheat noises} He's quite good.
STRONG MAD: LUNCH BREAK!
{back to the Lappy}
STRONG BAD: After a couple of minutes, the popularity of Homestar's sing-alongs faded and Strong Mad ate The Cheat's chainwhip. So that's when the stick became a great place to spraypaint Marzipan.
{Strong Bad, Strong Mad and The Cheat by The Stick spraying at Marizpan's dress, which has a picture of a steak and 'St8k DiNNeR' written on it graffiti-style}
MARZIPAN: To me, this is something that losers would do.
STRONG BAD: Oh, this is gonna be my freshest piece yet.
MARZIPAN: Strong Mad, that looks like cooking spray.
STRONG BAD: What?! Aw, that's some never-forgive action right there.
STRONG BAD: {voiceover; the scene fades away slightly} But spraypainting people isn't very much fun when they stand there and make fun of you.
{cut to Marzipan standing by The Stick with Homsar stuck to her head, at night; a wolf howls}
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} So I super-glued her to Hhh-Homsar, and left them for dead.
MARZIPAN: Ooh, I think I hear Wolf coming.
HOMSAR: I'm a human wedgie.
{Homestar marches in, holding a load of bread}
HOMESTAR RUNNER: {singing} .. it must be why, pumpernickel and rye.
STRONG BAD: {voiceover} In order to properly leave them for dead, and not keep hanging around them for dead, we relocated to behind Bubs' {cut to Strong Bad, Strong Mad and The Cheat behind Bubs' Concession Stand with an exhaust and a pipe, and a crown with 'On Point' spraypainted on the wall} and started calling ourselves the On Point Kings. We'd take no guff from nobody.
STRONG BAD: {to The Cheat} Hey man, I know what it means. I was just seeing if you knew.
THE CHEAT: {makes frustrated The Cheat noises}
STRONG SAD: {walking in} Have you guys seen my moleskin journal?
STRONG BAD: {producing the power drill} You want another belly button there, Harry Elephante?
STRONG SAD: {starts} Woah! No sir! Heck no at all! {runs away}
STRONG BAD: {throws drill away} Man, did you guys see me refuse to take that guff? I flat out rejected it! That guff never even had a chance! {pulls out a file and starts filing his.. gloves} Ah, that's what being an On Point King is all about.
THE KING OF TOWN: {walks in with a blue dunce cap on} I hear somebody mention a pointy king? {nods his hat} Doink doink?
STRONG BAD: Heck no at all!
{back to the Lappy}
STRONG BAD: So ya see Claire, if it weren't for the stick, and Marzipan's considerable resistance to death, the On Point Kings may never have stolen the King of Town's dunce cap and renamed it Lotionman. {a little embarrassed, and stutters his 'd' (not typed)} D-Don't ask, it was Strong Mad's idea. Well, I hope that makes you not email me anymore.
{The Paper comes down}
Easter Eggs
- Click on "Eau Claire WI" to view Beverly Sportsinterview's book "Ewww..Claire!! Why???"
- Click on "dunce" at the end to see and hear an album of Homestar's Bread Sing-alongs.
- Keep clicking the CD cover to hear different songs. There are three in all.
Fun Facts
- We last saw the smashed muffler in no loafing.
- Beverly Sportsinterviews, likely related to Lem Sportsinterviews, is a reference to Beverly Cleary, an author for children and young adults.
- The drill noise was first heard in privileges.
- The tag on Lil Strong Bad's gift was labeled, "To: Strong Bad. From: Mom or Dad".
- Moleskine is a brand of pocket notebooks and sketch pads popular among trend-following artists and writers. Strong Sad mistakenly pronounces it "mole skin", whereas the correct pronunciation is "mol-a-skeen'-a".
- "Hairy Elephante" is either a reference to Strong Bad's desired name Monsieur Elegante from dreamail, or a play on words of singer Harry Belafonte's name.
- The appearance of Homestar's Bread Singalongs CD is similar to Strong Bad's Rhythm 'N' Grammar as seen at the end of local news.
- Strong Bad misspells "curiosity", which is ironic for someone who is such a stickler for spelling.
- The "On Point Kings" may be a reference to email number 81, "date", where Marzipan says "Strong Bad is On Point" in Strong Bad's "H*R and Marzipan Dating Simulation XR".
