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| + | *Maybe revise to comment on how each add is sort of a messed up version of what Strong Bad describes. Fancy shoes become lame, giant tube socks; fancy colognac becomes cream to fix "stinkfoot." Etc. | ||
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Give a CareThe phrase in the colognac ad "we don't really give a care" is a refrence to the e-mail No Loafing where Strong Bad talks about inspirational posters that talk about "determination and giving a care." From: modeling Arguments for: Arguments against:
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Stupid CoincidenceStupid Coincidence Magazine costs $9, the same price as one of those glossy fashion magazines that Strong Bad mentions. From: modeling Arguments for:
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Poached Eggs and FactsPoachers illegally hunt animals such as elephants for resale and profit. From: modeling Arguments for:
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Take Advice From Yer BrudderHomestar was considering breaking into male modeling in crying. From: modeling Arguments for:
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UnremarkableNone of the example magazine ads shown match the ads Strong Bad describes. From: modeling Arguments for: Arguments against:
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