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*At the end, click on the printer's green button to see Homestar's weight-loss tape, titled "Tweesercise". | *At the end, click on the printer's green button to see Homestar's weight-loss tape, titled "Tweesercise". | ||
Revision as of 15:01, 6 March 2006
Strong Bad Email #147
Strong Bad tries unsuccessfully to impress an emailer's new lady fan.
Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, Homestar Runner, The Cheat, Marzipan,
Places: Computer Room, Strong Bad's Laundry Room, Marzipan's House,
Computer: Lappy 486
Date: March 6, 2006
Running Time: ?:??
Page Title: Lappy 486
Contents |
Transcript
STRONG BAD: How many emails can you check? 5, 1, 7, shut up.
{reading}
subject: extra coolDear Strong Bad,
My new lady fan does not like you so much. Should I
just call it quits now or can you do something extra special
cool to impress her?
Buck Webb
Houston, Tejas
{Strong Bad reads "Houston" as "Hooston".}
STRONG BAD: {typing} Buck Webb? You sound like one of those boring soap-opera comics from the, {stops typing} quote-on-quote, {resumes typing} "funny pages".
{An example of a boring soap-opera comic pops up. It is titled "Buck Webb, Extrordinaire".}
MAN: I'm afraid it's Splittsville for us, lady fan, unless you can put the shine on Strong Bad.
Easter Eggs
- Click the scoreboard after Strong Bad calls one-handed push-ups lame to see a green bumber sticker that says "Real Men Play Two Handed Push-ups!!" with a smaill image of a soccer ball in the corner.
- At the end, click on the printer's green button to see Homestar's weight-loss tape, titled "Tweesercise".
Inside References
- The score counter going negative is referring to an easter egg in montage.
