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| - | + | {{featuredimage|sbemail117.png|200px|A girl. Or maybe a wagon. Filled up with pancakes.}} | |
| + | In '''[[montage]]''', the 117th [[Strong Bad Email]], Steve from Surf City, NJ, asks [[Strong Bad]] to "creat" a montage. Strong Bad starts off with a montage about him falling in love with a [[Wagon Fulla Pancakes]], and then makes a montage featuring the Wagon Fulla Pancakes and [[The Cheat]] as unsuccessful door-to-door salesmen. He then makes a montage about the Wagon Fulla Pancakes training for, and later competing in, the [[Champeenship]] against [[Homestar Runner]]. Strong Bad ends the email with an end credits photo montage, which features photos from the various montages as well as informative captions. Notably, [[The Paper]] is said to have stayed with Strong Bad until email #173, at which time Strong Bad was to update to an inkjet printer. This is revisited in the 172nd email, [[more armies]], in which The Paper appears crumpled and ripped at the end, which Strong Bad describes as "a bad sign." '''[[montage|(more...)]]''' | ||
Current revision as of 00:20, 4 June 2007
In montage, the 117th Strong Bad Email, Steve from Surf City, NJ, asks Strong Bad to "creat" a montage. Strong Bad starts off with a montage about him falling in love with a Wagon Fulla Pancakes, and then makes a montage featuring the Wagon Fulla Pancakes and The Cheat as unsuccessful door-to-door salesmen. He then makes a montage about the Wagon Fulla Pancakes training for, and later competing in, the Champeenship against Homestar Runner. Strong Bad ends the email with an end credits photo montage, which features photos from the various montages as well as informative captions. Notably, The Paper is said to have stayed with Strong Bad until email #173, at which time Strong Bad was to update to an inkjet printer. This is revisited in the 172nd email, more armies, in which The Paper appears crumpled and ripped at the end, which Strong Bad describes as "a bad sign." (more...)
