take-a-break.exe
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'''Take-a-break.exe''' is a relaxing [[Compy 386]] program of a sunset over the ocean. Waves gently lap up onto the shore, and a white seagull flies across the sky. It is available for download in the e-mail [[huttah!]]. Although Strong Bad believes ''take-a-break'' can help him to relax, in reality the seagull becomes frustrating after a while. | '''Take-a-break.exe''' is a relaxing [[Compy 386]] program of a sunset over the ocean. Waves gently lap up onto the shore, and a white seagull flies across the sky. It is available for download in the e-mail [[huttah!]]. Although Strong Bad believes ''take-a-break'' can help him to relax, in reality the seagull becomes frustrating after a while. | ||
| - | In the downloadable version, [[Strong Bad]]'s head and the strip of paper reading "the cheat" are not present. Also, there is no noise apart from the waves | + | In the downloadable version, [[Strong Bad]]'s head and the strip of paper reading "the cheat" are not present. Also, there is no noise apart from the waves. |
The [[HR:take-a-break.exe|Windows version]] on the main site asks for a username and password before downloading, probably a result of it being a plain exe file. | The [[HR:take-a-break.exe|Windows version]] on the main site asks for a username and password before downloading, probably a result of it being a plain exe file. | ||
Revision as of 23:00, 23 July 2005
Take-a-break.exe is a relaxing Compy 386 program of a sunset over the ocean. Waves gently lap up onto the shore, and a white seagull flies across the sky. It is available for download in the e-mail huttah!. Although Strong Bad believes take-a-break can help him to relax, in reality the seagull becomes frustrating after a while.
In the downloadable version, Strong Bad's head and the strip of paper reading "the cheat" are not present. Also, there is no noise apart from the waves.
The Windows version on the main site asks for a username and password before downloading, probably a result of it being a plain exe file.
