New Paper
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Strong Bad dislikes the new sound that it makes and insists that it impress him. Its first attempt at doing so was to print out an [[ASCII Art|ASCII picture]] of a butt made from hyphens and dollar signs, which was judged to be a partial success. According to Strong Bad, it's still on "trial status". Its sound effect, according to Strong Bad, is "Heunh heownh heunh heownh vvvvvt eangt clonk-a-donk". | Strong Bad dislikes the new sound that it makes and insists that it impress him. Its first attempt at doing so was to print out an [[ASCII Art|ASCII picture]] of a butt made from hyphens and dollar signs, which was judged to be a partial success. According to Strong Bad, it's still on "trial status". Its sound effect, according to Strong Bad, is "Heunh heownh heunh heownh vvvvvt eangt clonk-a-donk". | ||
- | + | The new paper features a picture on either side of the text "Click here to email Strong Bad strongbad@homestarrunner.com". The pictures are of Strong Bad's head in an envelope and the "@" key from a keyboard. Both pictures are in color. | |
[[Category: Items]][[Category: Pseudocharacters]] | [[Category: Items]][[Category: Pseudocharacters]] |
Revision as of 04:18, 12 June 2007
New Paper is a replacement for The Paper when its printer broke in the paper. Unlike its predecessor, it comes from an inkjet printer capable of printing color (just as foretold in the email montage). Strong Bad dislikes the new sound that it makes and insists that it impress him. Its first attempt at doing so was to print out an ASCII picture of a butt made from hyphens and dollar signs, which was judged to be a partial success. According to Strong Bad, it's still on "trial status". Its sound effect, according to Strong Bad, is "Heunh heownh heunh heownh vvvvvt eangt clonk-a-donk".
The new paper features a picture on either side of the text "Click here to email Strong Bad strongbad@homestarrunner.com". The pictures are of Strong Bad's head in an envelope and the "@" key from a keyboard. Both pictures are in color.