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- | *In [[The House That Gave Sucky Treats]], when you choose The Cheat's costume as your favorite, the word "Cheatachu" is in the body of the email (which itself is a reference to the character [[Pikachu]] from ''[[Wikipedia:Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]'' | + | *In [[The House That Gave Sucky Treats]], when you choose The Cheat's costume as your favorite, the word "Cheatachu" is in the body of the email (which itself is a reference to the character [[Pikachu]] from ''[[Wikipedia:Pokémon (anime)|Pokémon]]''). |
===Real-World References=== | ===Real-World References=== |
Revision as of 18:47, 14 June 2008
Strong Bad Email #13 |
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Strong Bad receives an email saying "i she be your girlfriend." Then he makes fun of the author and forwards the email to The Cheat.
Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, The Cheat
Places: Computer Room, The Cheat's Computer Room
Computer: Tandy 400
Date: Monday, February 11, 2002
Running Time: 1:11
Page Title: Tandy 400!!!
DVD: strongbad_email.exe Disc One
Contents |
Transcript
STRONG BAD: {singing} Email, dud-duh-doo-duh-dud-duh, dud-duh-doo-duh-dud-duh...
hey my name is great looking girl strong bad!
i she be your girlfriend.
STRONG BAD: Uh... {typing} Hey! My name is Strong Bad, great looking girl! I he be your boyfriend. {clears screen} Okay, seriously. All i gotta say about this is... {yells angrily} GET IN LINE SISTER!!! I mean, do you know how many freakin emails I get like this a DAY? From ladies with proper grammar? I mean come on! A guy's gotta have some standards right? But, I do feel kinda sorry for you, so I won't let your email go to waste.
{He types "forward to 'the cheat'".}
STRONG BAD: {clears screen, doesn't type the following} Okay, so tune in next time: Same Strong Bad time, same Strong Bad channel.
{The Paper comes down. After a few seconds, the scene changes to The Cheat sitting at his computer. An online messaging program is open. The conversation runs as follows:}
instant messenge
gr8lookinggrrl:are you around,
clown?
cheatachu72:sure am, sam.
gr8lookinggrrl:LOL!!! :-*
cheatachu72:i want us to meet
in person
gr8lookinggrrl:OMG! where?
gr8lookinggrrl:the food court?
cheatachu72: sbarro. 8pm
gr8lookinggrrl:whatta you look
like?
cheatachu72: 6ft tall. buff. big
red 'M' on my chest. no neck.
gr8lookinggrrl:can't wait. L8r
gr8lookinggrrl signed off.
Fun Facts
Trivia
- This is the debut of The Cheat's computer, Tangerine Dreams.
Remarks
- "I she be" is possibly a typo of "I should be" or "I shall be".
- At the top of the IM window, it says "instant messenge." "Messenge" is not a word, though it may be a play on, or a misspelling of, the word "messenger."
- There is dispute on Strong Mad's height. This email says 6 feet while the facts says 88 inches (7'4"). The secret Strong Mad sticker page indicates that he is 8'3" and 900 lbs.
- When first responding to the email, Strong Bad says, "all i gotta say..." The I is not capitalized, contrary to his ruthless attention to mechanics.
- The IM conversation between The Cheat and gr8lookinggrrl contains several instances of Internet Slang.
- In the previous email (credit card), Strong Bad forwarded an email to Homestar Runner by simply typing "forward message".
- The Cheat's last two IM posts have a space between his user name and what he had typed, though none of the other posts do.
Inside References
- In The House That Gave Sucky Treats, when you choose The Cheat's costume as your favorite, the word "Cheatachu" is in the body of the email (which itself is a reference to the character Pikachu from Pokémon).
Real-World References
- The IM program is most likely AOL Instant Messenger (AIM). The sounds for sending and receiving a message in this email are the default ones for AIM, and the blue and red font colors used for the two names is an AIM default.
- Sbarro is an Italian food chain which can be found in many mall food courts.
- The song that Strong Bad sings at the start of this email is the theme to the popular '80s kids' TV show He-Man and the Masters of the Universe.
- The "same Strong Bad time, same Strong Bad channel" is a reference to the '60s Batman TV show, which ended "Tune in next week, same Bat-time, same Bat-channel."
Fast Forward
- The Cheat would later refer to his resemblance to Pikachu on the 25th of the month in his own theme song.