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''{Pronounces "Ert plus: Why seven-six P? Ohlyuu eightguh{{--}}" then stops}''
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''{Pronounces "Ert plus: Why seven-six P? Ohlyuu eightguh&mdash;" then stops}''
'''STRONG BAD:''' What is this? Did the quadratic formula explode? I see a "Strong ba" in there, but it's getting eaten... by some... Linux or something. Wait a minute! Is this one of those ''virus'' emails?! Like the kind that moms<!-- We had a discussion and determined that the word was "moms", not "mobs". Please don't change it. --> and offshore casinos send you?!? I'll take care of this!
'''STRONG BAD:''' What is this? Did the quadratic formula explode? I see a "Strong ba" in there, but it's getting eaten... by some... Linux or something. Wait a minute! Is this one of those ''virus'' emails?! Like the kind that moms<!-- We had a discussion and determined that the word was "moms", not "mobs". Please don't change it. --> and offshore casinos send you?!? I'll take care of this!
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''{Suddenly, several pop-up windows appear one after the other (including a real one, unless popup blocking is used), titled "Click on the Monkey!!" They each feature oldschool Homestar who is saying "Making out with Marzipan is totally awesome!" Strong Bad starts screaming and pounds the side of the screen with his fists. Cut to Marzipan's living room. Strong Mad is standing nearby and Marzipan is standing next to a stack of VHS tapes.}''
''{Suddenly, several pop-up windows appear one after the other (including a real one, unless popup blocking is used), titled "Click on the Monkey!!" They each feature oldschool Homestar who is saying "Making out with Marzipan is totally awesome!" Strong Bad starts screaming and pounds the side of the screen with his fists. Cut to Marzipan's living room. Strong Mad is standing nearby and Marzipan is standing next to a stack of VHS tapes.}''
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'''MARZIPAN:''' Well, I think it's fantastic, Strong Mad! That's the best stack of VHS tapes I've ever{{--}}
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'''MARZIPAN:''' Well, I think it's fantastic, Strong Mad! That's the best stack of VHS tapes I've ever&mdash;
''{Marzipan turns into an ASCII art rendering of herself, and her voice becomes extremely deep and distorted, making her words unintelligible.}''
''{Marzipan turns into an ASCII art rendering of herself, and her voice becomes extremely deep and distorted, making her words unintelligible.}''
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''{A salsa rhythm starts up, to which Strong Bad and The Cheat start dancing. The camera pans to the left to reveal Bubs holding a [[Bubs's Shotgun|shotgun]].}''
''{A salsa rhythm starts up, to which Strong Bad and The Cheat start dancing. The camera pans to the left to reveal Bubs holding a [[Bubs's Shotgun|shotgun]].}''
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Thanks, Bubs! How'd you get rid of the vi{{--}} ''{salsa music fades away}'' wait... why do you have a shotgun? ''{shaken}'' What did you do?! Where's my Compy?!?
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'''STRONG BAD:''' Thanks, Bubs! How'd you get rid of the vi&mdash; ''{salsa music fades away}'' wait... why do you have a shotgun? ''{shaken}'' What did you do?! Where's my Compy?!?
'''BUBS:''' It's in a better place, Strong Bad. Or rather, it's in the same place, but now it's got a big hole through it.
'''BUBS:''' It's in a better place, Strong Bad. Or rather, it's in the same place, but now it's got a big hole through it.
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== Easter Eggs ==
== Easter Eggs ==
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*When the Main page is encroaching on the top of the screen, the [[Quote of the Week]] button, [[Sketchbook]] button, [[Weekly Fanstuff]] button, and hidden main page button are all clickable. This is not possible in the Ruffle version.
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*When the Main page is encroaching on the top of the screen, the [[Quote of the Week]] button, [[Sketchbook]] button, [[Weekly Fanstuff]] button, and hidden main page button are all clickable.
**Clicking the hidden main page button leads to [[Halloween Fairstival]].
**Clicking the hidden main page button leads to [[Halloween Fairstival]].
**Clicking the Quote of the Week button makes it bounce around the screen until it gets lodged at the top by its bottom corner. Clicking "Hear it" causes a pixelated broom to scroll vertically along the screen while making a loud distorted noise, and some of the links disappear off the bottom of the screen. Unless the X is pressed, the quote box stays there for the rest of the email. When clicking the "X" to close it, the Quote of the Week box wobbles a bit and then falls off the screen, while the links reappear. When viewing the Flash file, if "Don't TAPE it" is scrolled over, it changes to "Don't TAKE it!".
**Clicking the Quote of the Week button makes it bounce around the screen until it gets lodged at the top by its bottom corner. Clicking "Hear it" causes a pixelated broom to scroll vertically along the screen while making a loud distorted noise, and some of the links disappear off the bottom of the screen. Unless the X is pressed, the quote box stays there for the rest of the email. When clicking the "X" to close it, the Quote of the Week box wobbles a bit and then falls off the screen, while the links reappear. When viewing the Flash file, if "Don't TAPE it" is scrolled over, it changes to "Don't TAKE it!".
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=== Trivia ===
=== Trivia ===
*This is the only page on the site that produces a pop-up browser window automatically.
*This is the only page on the site that produces a pop-up browser window automatically.
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*This is the only toon on the site in which the [[NavBar]] is part of the toon's Flash file (so that Homestar can grab the words). Later changes to the navbar ''(see [[NavBar]])'' have not been incorporated into this toon.
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*This is the only toon on the site in which the [[NavBar]] is part of the toon’s Flash file (so that Homestar can grab the words). Later changes to the navbar (shortening "legal stuff" to "[[legal]]", adding "[[random toon|rando]]" and "[[youtube]]") have not been incorporated into this toon.
*The NavBar was added to the DVD and YouTube versions but not the [[Podstar Runner]] version of this email.
*The NavBar was added to the DVD and YouTube versions but not the [[Podstar Runner]] version of this email.
*The piece of the main page that appears reads "LAST UPDATED 10-29-04", and a "what's new" button reading "[[Halloween Fairstival|halloween toon!]]" is hidden in the Flash file. This is what was seen on the main page at the time of this email's release.
*The piece of the main page that appears reads "LAST UPDATED 10-29-04", and a "what's new" button reading "[[Halloween Fairstival|halloween toon!]]" is hidden in the Flash file. This is what was seen on the main page at the time of this email's release.
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*The broken JPEG icon is used in the Gecko family of web browsers, including [[Netscape|Netscape Navigator]] and [[Wikipedia:Mozilla Firefox|Firefox]].
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*The broken JPEG icon is used in the Gecko family of web browsers, including [[Netscape|Netscape Navigator]], [[Wikipedia:Mozilla|Mozilla]], and [[Wikipedia:Mozilla Firefox|Mozilla Firefox]].
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*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#spy vs spy|spy vs spy]]".
*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#spy vs spy|spy vs spy]]".
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*In 2004, the year of the release of this email, only about [https://www.sophos.com/en-us/press-office/press-releases/2004/12/pr_uk_20041208yeartopten.aspx 100,000 known viruses] existed; well under the 423,827 that Edgar reports.
*In 2004, the year of the release of this email, only about [https://www.sophos.com/en-us/press-office/press-releases/2004/12/pr_uk_20041208yeartopten.aspx 100,000 known viruses] existed; well under the 423,827 that Edgar reports.
*Strong Bad's head is larger than normal (but not his wrestling mask) while he is talking to Strong Sad. It reverts back to normal when he runs for The Cheat, but then regresses back to the larger head once he enters into the black.
*Strong Bad's head is larger than normal (but not his wrestling mask) while he is talking to Strong Sad. It reverts back to normal when he runs for The Cheat, but then regresses back to the larger head once he enters into the black.
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*The letters that make up [[ASCII art]] Marzipan refer to parts of her body: "E" for eyes, "f" for face, "h" for hair, and "d" for dress. Her mouth, however, is a hyphen when closed and an "O" when open.
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*The letters that make up [[ASCII art]] Marzipan refer to parts of her body: "E" for eyes, "f" for face, "h" for hair, and "d" for dress. Her mouth, however, is a hyphen when closed or an "O" when open.
*Strong Bad says that Edgar from the [[Edgar#Edgarware|Edgarware]] program is his "main man."  However, he claims in "[[2 years]]" that his main man "is, and has been since [[1987]], Van Mundegaarde."
*Strong Bad says that Edgar from the [[Edgar#Edgarware|Edgarware]] program is his "main man."  However, he claims in "[[2 years]]" that his main man "is, and has been since [[1987]], Van Mundegaarde."
*The reason the "making out with Marzipan" pop-up doesn't come up in the .swf, or Flash, version is because the information for the pop-up is stored in the HTML source code. All that the Flash file does is send a JavaScript command to the browser, opening the pop-up window.
*The reason the "making out with Marzipan" pop-up doesn't come up in the .swf, or Flash, version is because the information for the pop-up is stored in the HTML source code. All that the Flash file does is send a JavaScript command to the browser, opening the pop-up window.
*One of Strong Sad's expressions, "whistful," is spelled incorrectly. It should be "wistful."
*One of Strong Sad's expressions, "whistful," is spelled incorrectly. It should be "wistful."
*In the Fake QOD, the words "Quote of the Day (Or So)" are displayed reversed, as though in a mirror, and, instead of "Hear It!" and "Get It!", the buttons are "Hear It!" and "Don't TAPE It", although the latter is hidden by the top of the screen. "TAPE" changes to "TAKE" when moused over.
*In the Fake QOD, the words "Quote of the Day (Or So)" are displayed reversed, as though in a mirror, and, instead of "Hear It!" and "Get It!", the buttons are "Hear It!" and "Don't TAPE It", although the latter is hidden by the top of the screen. "TAPE" changes to "TAKE" when moused over.
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*When the Fake QOD Easter egg is activated, the Games, Characters, Downloads, and Store buttons disappear.
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*When the Fake QOD easter egg is activated, the Games, Characters, Downloads, and Store buttons disappear.
**This happens because the SWF file for virus's fake Quote of the Week (qod_virus.swf) has black bars at the bottom right where those words are, so when it appears in the email, it covers up those words.
**This happens because the SWF file for virus's fake Quote of the Week (qod_virus.swf) has black bars at the bottom right where those words are, so when it appears in the email, it covers up those words.
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*Allowing the fake Sketchbook to remain on-screen causes a screen glitch{{--}}a black box appears over the left side of the screen when the screen moves off of the center of the page.
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*Allowing the fake Sketchbook to remain on-screen causes a screen glitch&mdash;a black box appears over the left side of the screen when the screen moves off of the center of the page.
**The reason for the color switcher glitch is because in the .swf file of the glitched up sketchbook, there is a black box to the left of the screen, which covers up the screen on the left.
**The reason for the color switcher glitch is because in the .swf file of the glitched up sketchbook, there is a black box to the left of the screen, which covers up the screen on the left.
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*The Ugly One slaps the King of Town 3 times before the screen turns into a loading screen, but 6 more times after the loading starts.
 
*This is the second email made using the widescreen technique. The first was [[flashback]].
*This is the second email made using the widescreen technique. The first was [[flashback]].
*Clicking on the "main" on the navigation bar leads to the [[404'd]] page. The address is http://www.homestarrunner.com/mainNaN.html. NaN is the computer term for Not a Number, which is obtained in some environments by dividing zero by zero and/or other mathematical errors.
*Clicking on the "main" on the navigation bar leads to the [[404'd]] page. The address is http://www.homestarrunner.com/mainNaN.html. NaN is the computer term for Not a Number, which is obtained in some environments by dividing zero by zero and/or other mathematical errors.
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*After Strong Bad types "deleted!" for the first time and the blue screen appears, the drive letter disappears.
*After Strong Bad types "deleted!" for the first time and the blue screen appears, the drive letter disappears.
*While the NavBar's Store button directs to the current version of the Store, the [[YouTube]] button (and the previous [[Feedburner]] button) are not on the 'toon's custom NavBar.
*While the NavBar's Store button directs to the current version of the Store, the [[YouTube]] button (and the previous [[Feedburner]] button) are not on the 'toon's custom NavBar.
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*In the Ruffle version, the cartoon is smaller than usual to preserve its widescreen glory.
 
===Goofs===
===Goofs===
*After Homestar grabs "downloads", "characters", and "games" from the bottom, "toons" is no longer clickable, unlike the other remaining links. Then, after all the links have disappeared, at the end of the email when everything else returns to normal, all the links are still missing.
*After Homestar grabs "downloads", "characters", and "games" from the bottom, "toons" is no longer clickable, unlike the other remaining links. Then, after all the links have disappeared, at the end of the email when everything else returns to normal, all the links are still missing.
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*The fake QOD, fanstuff, and sketchbook stay on the screen until the viewer gets rid of them, even after Bubs shotguns the Compy, and in the Easter eggs.
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*The fake QOD, fanstuff, and sketchbook stay on the screen until the watcher of the email gets rid of them, even after Bubs shotguns the Compy, and in the Easter eggs.
===Fixed Glitches===
===Fixed Glitches===
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*As Bubs is walking across the screen the first time, his left and right arms are moving as if stuck in positons #4 and #5 (respectively) in the [[Dancin' Bubs]] game. Bubs's right arm is also about twice as large as usual.
*As Bubs is walking across the screen the first time, his left and right arms are moving as if stuck in positons #4 and #5 (respectively) in the [[Dancin' Bubs]] game. Bubs's right arm is also about twice as large as usual.
*Bubs's broken JPEG mouth bears the letters "TH". This might be a reference to his other identity, [[The Thnikkaman]].
*Bubs's broken JPEG mouth bears the letters "TH". This might be a reference to his other identity, [[The Thnikkaman]].
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*During the final glitch scene (just before Bubs "fixes" the computer), the song playing in the background is the intro to "[[Parsnips-A-Plenty]]" and "[[That a Ghost]]".
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*During the final glitch scene (just before Bubs "fixes" the computer), the song playing in the background is the intro to "[[Parsnips-A-Plenty]]" and "[[That A Ghost]]".
*Strong Bad's line during the final glitch scene is taken directly from [[The Reddest Radish]].
*Strong Bad's line during the final glitch scene is taken directly from [[The Reddest Radish]].
*The cloud background during the final glitch scene is the same cloud background used in [[New Boots]].
*The cloud background during the final glitch scene is the same cloud background used in [[New Boots]].
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*The fan and cog in the Compy 386 are the same fan and cog that were visible when the Tandy 400 exploded.
*The fan and cog in the Compy 386 are the same fan and cog that were visible when the Tandy 400 exploded.
**Looking closely (or zooming into the Flash file) reveals that the fan is once again mysteriously floating in space, just like when the Tandy 400 blew up.
**Looking closely (or zooming into the Flash file) reveals that the fan is once again mysteriously floating in space, just like when the Tandy 400 blew up.
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*Bubs sells the [[Broken Compy Menu|broken Compy 386]] as he did with the [[King of Townmail|broken Tandy 400]].
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*Bubs sells the [[Broken Compy Menu|broken Compy 386]] as he did with the [[King of Town Email|broken Tandy 400]].
*Strong Bad's muttered last line "how do you text with boxing gloves on?" is a variation of the common "[[how do you type with boxing gloves on?]]".
*Strong Bad's muttered last line "how do you text with boxing gloves on?" is a variation of the common "[[how do you type with boxing gloves on?]]".
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=== Real-World References ===
=== Real-World References ===
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*The [[Strong Bad Email Intros|email intro]] is a reference to the [[A Tribe Called Quest]] song "{{w|People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm|Rhythm}}", as revealed by [[@StrongBadActual]] on {{prs|1090257655799652352|29|Jan|2019}}.
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*The [[Strong Bad Email Intros|email intro]] is a reference to the [[wikipedia:A Tribe Called Quest|A Tribe Called Quest]] song [[wikipedia:People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm|Rhythm]], as revealed by [[@StrongBadActual]] on [[twitter:StrongBadActual/status/1090257655799652352|January 29, 2019]].
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*"{{w|Linux kernel|Linux}}" is a {{w|Free software|Free}} {{w|Unix|Unix-like}} {{w|Kernel (computer science)|kernel}} originally written in 1991, or part of an entire operating system which uses this kernel ("{{w|Linux|GNU/Linux}}").
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*[[Wikipedia:Linux kernel|"Linux"]] is a [[Wikipedia:Free software|Free]] [[Wikipedia:Unix|Unix-like]] [[Wikipedia:Kernel (computer science)|kernel]] originally written in 1991, or part of an entire operating system which uses this kernel ([[Wikipedia:Linux|"GNU/Linux"]]).
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*[[Edgar#Edgarware|Edgarware]] is a spoof of {{w|Norton Utilities|Norton Anti-Virus}}, which until 2001 featured bespectacled programmer {{w|Peter Norton}} on the packaging.
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*[[Edgar#Edgarware|Edgarware]] is a spoof of Norton Anti-Virus, which until 2001 used bespectacled computer nerd [[Wikipedia:Peter Norton|Peter Norton]] as a frontman.
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*The part where Homestar is followed by "ghost" images of himself is a Flash in-joke, referring to the {{w|onion skinning}} feature of the program that will display translucent images of previous frames as an animation guide.
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*The part where Homestar is followed by "ghost" images of himself is a Flash in-joke, referring to the [[Wikipedia:Onion skinning|Onion skinning]] feature of the program that will display translucent images of previous frames as an animation guide.
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*"Click on the monkey" refers to various {{w|Pop-up ad}}s that compel users to click on an object (often resembling a game or promising a reward) to trick them into downloading malware.
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*"Click on the monkey" refers to various [[Wikipedia: Pop-up ad|popups]] where clicking on an object (ranging from targets to robbers, iPods, etc.) will usually bombard one's computer with spyware, viruses, etc.
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*The dance The Cheat performs when Strong Bad says, "Let's do a dance for the computer genius man," looks like {{w|Dana Carvey}}'s "{{w|Church Lady}}" dance from the classic [[Saturday Night Live]] sketch.
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*The dance The Cheat performs when Strong Bad says, "Let's do a dance for the computer genius man," looks like [[Wikipedia:Dana Carvey|Dana Carvey]]'s "[[Wikipedia:Church Lady|Church Lady]]" dance from the classic [[Saturday Night Live]] sketch.
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*"{{w|Bourgeoise}}", one of the emoticons acting as Strong Sad's head, is the feminine form of the term used in {{w|Marxism}} to describe the middle or upper class that oppose the {{w|proletariat}} (working class) in the class struggle.
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*"[[Wikipedia:Bourgeoisie|Bourgeoise]]," one of the emoticons acting as Strong Sad's head, is the feminine form of the term used in [[Wikipedia:Marxism|Marxism]] to describe the middle or upper class that oppose the [[Wikipedia:Proletariat|proletariat]] (working class) in the class struggle.
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*The "ding" sound heard after EdgarWare finds the viruses is taken from {{w|Microsoft Windows}} versions ranging from Windows 98 to Windows XP.
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*The "ding" sound heard after EdgarWare finds the viruses is taken from [[Wikipedia:Microsoft Windows|Microsoft Windows]] versions ranging from Windows 98 to Windows XP.
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*The screen "It's now safe to turn your computer off." is similar to the one displayed when shutting down a Windows computer that cannot turn itself off. The actual message is "It is now safe to turn off your computer", and the style of this message is taken from the {{w|Windows 9x}} series of operating systems.
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*The screen "It's now safe to turn your computer off." is similar to the one displayed when shutting down a Windows computer that cannot turn itself off. The actual message is "It is now safe to turn off your computer", and the style of this message is taken from the [[Wikipedia:Windows 9x|Windows 9x]] series of operating systems.
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*"A wise guy, eh?" was frequently muttered (in a very similar tone of voice to how Strong Bad says it) by {{w|Moe Howard}} of the comedy group [[The Three Stooges]].
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*"A wise guy, eh?" was frequently muttered (in a very similar tone of voice to how Strong Bad says it) by [[Wikipedia:Moe Howard|Moe Howard]] of the comedy group [[Wikipedia:The Three Stooges|The Three Stooges]].
===Fast Forward===
===Fast Forward===
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*Strong Bad draws a "Drop A [[Train]] On Em" virtual reality simulator on his [[@StrongBadActual|Twitter account]].
*Strong Bad draws a "Drop A [[Train]] On Em" virtual reality simulator on his [[@StrongBadActual|Twitter account]].
*On the HTML [[Index Page]] redesign, the sample email address in the mailing list sign-up is "EdgarJr@traindropper.com".
*On the HTML [[Index Page]] redesign, the sample email address in the mailing list sign-up is "EdgarJr@traindropper.com".
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*"Very Yes" appears as an option to nerf the King of Town's food dumbness in [[2022 Costume Pack Now Available]].
 
== DVD Version ==
== DVD Version ==
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*Unlike all other DVD emails, this has the [[Site Components#NavBar|navbar]] on the bottom.
*Unlike all other DVD emails, this has the [[Site Components#NavBar|navbar]] on the bottom.
*The way the Quote of the Week, Sketchbook, and Weekly Fanstuff Easter eggs work has changed. All three are combined into one Easter egg, which goes to the Weekly Fanstuff Easter egg, then the Quote of the Week Easter egg, and finally the Sketchbook Easter egg. However, the Quote of the Week egg is silent.
*The way the Quote of the Week, Sketchbook, and Weekly Fanstuff Easter eggs work has changed. All three are combined into one Easter egg, which goes to the Weekly Fanstuff Easter egg, then the Quote of the Week Easter egg, and finally the Sketchbook Easter egg. However, the Quote of the Week egg is silent.
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{{commentary|email=true}}
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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]], [[Homestar Runner]])
('''Commentary by:''' [[Mike Chapman]], [[Matt Chapman]], [[Homestar Runner]])
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'''MIKE:''' What's going on?
'''MIKE:''' What's going on?
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'''MATT:''' S{{--}} Oh, no. Strong Bad must have gotten some type of a wirus!
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'''MATT:''' S&mdash; Oh, no. Strong Bad must have gotten some type of a wirus!
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Virus.
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Virus.
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'''MATT:''' B{{--}} Pardon?
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'''MATT:''' B&mdash; Pardon?
'''MIKE:''' Virus?
'''MIKE:''' Virus?
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'''MATT:''' Yeah.
'''MATT:''' Yeah.
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'''MIKE:''' K. Um, so this was, uh, this was a{{--}} this email was kind of a big{{--}} big production.
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'''MIKE:''' K. Um, so this was, uh, this was a&mdash; this email was kind of a big&mdash; big production.
'''MATT:''' Mm hmm.
'''MATT:''' Mm hmm.
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'''MIKE:''' Yeah. Um...
'''MIKE:''' Yeah. Um...
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'''MATT:''' Yeah, see{{--}} he hasn't used "deleted" on the Lappy yet, now that he has a new computer, has he?
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'''MATT:''' Yeah, see&mdash; he hasn't used "deleted" on the Lappy yet, now that he has a new computer, has he?
'''MIKE:''' I guess not. I wonder what it looks like when he deletes something on the Lappy.
'''MIKE:''' I guess not. I wonder what it looks like when he deletes something on the Lappy.
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'''MATT:''' I dunno. "Drop a train on 'em" was from a bad hip-hop song I made in college {{--}} ''{Mike laughs}''{{--}} where I sampled the soundtrack from a Dirty Harry movie.
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'''MATT:''' I dunno. "Drop a train on 'em" was from a bad hip-hop song I made in college &mdash; ''{Mike laughs}''&mdash; where I sampled the soundtrack from a Dirty Harry movie.
'''MIKE:''' That's a good song.
'''MIKE:''' That's a good song.
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'''MATT:''' Yeah. "Stave it off, 1, 2, 3" up there at the top.
'''MATT:''' Yeah. "Stave it off, 1, 2, 3" up there at the top.
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'''MIKE:''' Mm hmm. There's uh, Strong Sad's head is the, uh, his little emoticons from the uh, his{{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' Mm hmm. There's uh, Strong Sad's head is the, uh, his little emoticons from the uh, his&mdash;
'''MATT:''' Strong Sad's Web journal.
'''MATT:''' Strong Sad's Web journal.
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'''MIKE:''' Say something good, Matt.
'''MIKE:''' Say something good, Matt.
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'''MATT:''' Uh{{--}}
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'''MATT:''' Uh&mdash;
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'''MIKE:''' Make it{{--}} Make it funny.
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'''MIKE:''' Make it&mdash; Make it funny.
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'''MATT:''' All right. ''{adopts different tone}'' T{{--}} To{{--}} ''{normal voice}'' Oh, yeah, weren't we gonna do{{--}} I was going to be a character when we did this commentary.
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'''MATT:''' All right. ''{adopts different tone}'' T&mdash; To&mdash; ''{normal voice}'' Oh, yeah, weren't we gonna do&mdash; I was going to be a character when we did this commentary.
'''MIKE:''' Oh yeah. Start doing Homestar.
'''MIKE:''' Oh yeah. Start doing Homestar.
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'''HOMESTAR:''' No, no.
'''HOMESTAR:''' No, no.
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'''MIKE:''' Oh, you{{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' Oh, you&mdash;
'''HOMESTAR:''' Look bad.
'''HOMESTAR:''' Look bad.
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'''HOMESTAR:''' That is not my leg! That looks like a shotgun.
'''HOMESTAR:''' That is not my leg! That looks like a shotgun.
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'''MIKE:''' Bu{{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' Bu&mdash;
''{Pause}''
''{Pause}''
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'''HOMESTAR:''' Penny Hardaway?
'''HOMESTAR:''' Penny Hardaway?
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'''MIKE:''' I'm allowed to{{--}} I'm allowed to draw them, though. Drawing them's no problem.
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'''MIKE:''' I'm allowed to&mdash; I'm allowed to draw them, though. Drawing them's no problem.
'''HOMESTAR:''' Drawing them is bad.
'''HOMESTAR:''' Drawing them is bad.
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'''HOMESTAR:''' Look! I lost my leg!
'''HOMESTAR:''' Look! I lost my leg!
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'''MIKE:''' I know, that's{{--}} Bubs{{--}} Bubs has it there.
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'''MIKE:''' I know, that's&mdash; Bubs&mdash; Bubs has it there.
'''HOMESTAR:''' Strong Bad looks like he's a little delirious in this part.
'''HOMESTAR:''' Strong Bad looks like he's a little delirious in this part.
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'''MIKE:''' He's{{--}} He's sad. He's had a great loss. People sometimes act like this... when they're experiencing great losses.
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'''MIKE:''' He's&mdash; He's sad. He's had a great loss. People sometimes act like this... when they're experiencing great losses.
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'''HOMESTAR:''' But{{--}} Mike, a great loss sounds like a contradiction.
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'''HOMESTAR:''' But&mdash; Mike, a great loss sounds like a contradiction.
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''
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'''HOMESTAR:''' I don't{{--}} I've never had any ''great'' losses.
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'''HOMESTAR:''' I don't&mdash; I've never had any ''great'' losses.
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'''MIKE:''' "Great"{{--}} "Great" meaning "large," not meaning{{--}}
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'''MIKE:''' "Great"&mdash; "Great" meaning "large," not meaning&mdash;
'''HOMESTAR:''' All my losses are bad losses.
'''HOMESTAR:''' All my losses are bad losses.
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* Homestar demonstrates his ignorance that he has [[Lack of Visible Arms|no visible hands or arms]].
* Homestar demonstrates his ignorance that he has [[Lack of Visible Arms|no visible hands or arms]].
* [[Wikipedia:Penny Hardaway|Penny Hardaway]] is a professional basketball player who has played guard for the [[Wikipedia:National Basketball Association|NBA]]'s Orlando Magic, Phoenix Suns, and New York Knicks.
* [[Wikipedia:Penny Hardaway|Penny Hardaway]] is a professional basketball player who has played guard for the [[Wikipedia:National Basketball Association|NBA]]'s Orlando Magic, Phoenix Suns, and New York Knicks.
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* The "bad hip-hop song" Matt is referring to can be heard [http://web.archive.org/web/20110717052438/http://www.thoraxcorp.com/mp3s/Mr.MC_1973.mp3 here].
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* The "bad hip-hop song" Matt is referring to can be heard [[Thorax:mp3s/Mr.MC_1973.mp3|here]].
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