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Revision as of 13:32, 26 January 2006
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T.J. asks Strong Bad what some of his tricks are, and he replies with a list of the basics.
Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad
Places: Computer Room
Computer: Tandy 400
Date: February 25, 2002
Running Time: 1:07
Page Title: Tandy 400!!!
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Transcript
STRONG BAD: {singing to the tune of the Homestar Runner intro} Everybody...check your email...
Dear strong bad,
how do you do it . teach me some of your trick's.
With crap,
T.J.
{After Strong Bad reads "how do you do it", he says "no question mark".}
STRONG BAD: {clears screen, typing} Well, I mean I can't tell you all of them TJ. But, you know, there's the basics. I mean, like if somebody's like, "Hey! Are you listening to me?" You say, "Yes," but {stops typing} you know {resumes typing} you're not really listening. Um, then there's the one where you say, "Hey! Look over there." And when they turn their head, you know there's nothing there and you pour some Coke down their shirt. And this one is a little amateur, but it has worked for me in the past. {clears screen, stops typing} You know, {resumes typing} you bet somebody a hundred "bucks", and if they win, you give them like a hundred kicks in the butt and you call that a buck. I mean, I don't know, somebody invented that...and...it works pretty good. You get to kick somebody. {clears screen} But everyone has a different taste, you know? Develop your own style, TJ. Reach down inside yourself and pull out something...{stops typing} y'know, {resumes typing} not like...organs. You know what I mean. Anyways, {stops typing} e-mail... There'll be another one next week...
{The Paper comes down.}
Fun Facts
Trivia
- This is the first email in which the text goes behind Strong Bad's head, rather than word-wrapping around his head.
Goofs
- When Strong bad types 'You say, "Yes," but,' only half of the second quotation mark is there, until he types but, at which point it appears.
- Because of this, it appears as You say, "Yes,' with an apostrophe rather than a quotation mark.
- The a> typing prompt does not appear again when Strong Bad clears the screen, as in most other Tandy 400 and Compy 386 Emails.
Inside References
- Strong Bad receives another email with a "Crapfully Yours"-style signature.
Fast Forward
- In labor day, Strong Bad reveals that this is his favorite email.
