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"Remember the 'tivities: Creativity, Productivity, Activity. Get Back To Work"

Strong Bad Email #86

Ryan asks Strong Bad about the "No Loafing" sign in SB's house, and where it went. He puts up inspirational posters to get everybody working.

Cast (in order of appearance): Strong Bad, Strong Mad, The Cheat

Contents

Transcript

STRONG BAD: {singing} Driving down the strip in my cool cool car, checkin' all the emails out!

{reading}

Hey Strong Bad!

Whatever happened to that "No Loafing"
sign you used to have?

Ryan, CO

{Strong Bad reads "CO" as "Co... colo-colorado."}

STRONG BAD: Hey, great question, stupid! Here's an answer. {typing} The year was 1987, not a very good year for productivity. And as a result, productivity was down something-eight percent. {A pie-chart, circa 1987, falls down displaying the productivity rating} I realized things were gonna spiral out of control unless I gave them a little jumpstart. A sign that said "No Loafing" {A picture of Strong Bad standing by the sign} was the answer. {clears screen, continues typing} But that was a long time ago. I suppose ol' Loafy might be losing his edge. Maybe I should put up some of those inspirational posters and stuff to get things back in gear. You know, the kinds that have like whales or sunsets or windsurfers on em. And they say stuff about determination and giving a care.

{Cut to a mostly blank room. Strong Bad walks in on Strong Mad and the Cheat sleeping under the "No Loafing" sign next to a beat-up muffler and a length of pipe. He has a bunch of posters under one arm.}

STRONG BAD: You guys are pathetic.

STRONG MAD: Dah?

STRONG BAD: Have you forgotten what got us here? {The Cheat makes a questioning noise} No Loafing got us here! {The Cheat makes an indifferent noise} Take a look at these bad boys and get back to work!

STRONG MAD: Dah!

{Strong Bad begins posting the posters. The first one is a picture of a whale's tail sticking out of the clouds and it's captioned "Remember the 'tivities: Creativity; Productivity; Activity; Get Back To Work"}

STRONG BAD: This one's got like some kinda whale... in space...

{he puts one up that has a picture of a windsurfer and the caption "Failure is not a four-letter word"}

STRONG BAD: And this one talks about cussing...

STRONG BAD: And this one's incredibly inspirational... {He puts one up with a picture of a guy jumping out of the water and it's captioned "I HAVE FRIENDS! Keep working, little man"} with the bursting waters...

{He puts up a framed picture of a dog captioned "The Cheat, watch your freakin' back, Squeaky."}

STRONG BAD: Here's one a-those hush puppies. They'll make you work for it.

{A slice of a tree trunk is put on the wall, with a picture of a horse on it and it's captioned "The loneliest goat sees the last sunset last..."}

STRONG BAD: And this wood-burny thing's got some kinda old adage on it. About goats.

{Strong Mad instantly leaps up with a yell. The Cheat tosses him the pipe, which he uses to smash the muffler.}

STRONG BAD: Excellent! That-a way boys! Chins up! Tifle down! And so on...

{Strong Bad walks back to his computer}

STRONG BAD: {typing} Well, whoever, I see I've gotten things back on track. Sounds like I deserve a three hour lunch. I'ma head over to Bubs' for one of his 30 cent lunch specials.

{Strong Bad puts a Post-It note on the screen reading "out to lunch, then appointment, then something else" and leaves. The Paper comes down.}

Easter Eggs

  • At the very end you can click on "lunch specials" to see Bubs' lunch specials.
  • Also at the end you can click on the word "appointment" on the Post-It to see exactly what that appointment was.

Fun Facts

  • When the picture of Strong Bad pointing to the No Loafing sign in 1987 flashes up, the screen of Tandy 400 reads:
Dear Strong Bad,
I like your wallpaper.

-Mendelev
The wallpaper shown is done in the style of a traditional 80's home, complete with pears and two other angiosperms.
  • This email doesn't have a loader screen.
  • The chart reads: Productivity 5%, Loafing 95%. Hence the sign.
  • Notice that the Tandy 400's lines are moving in the picture.

DVD Version

  • The DVD version features hidden creator's commentary. To acccess it, switch your DVD player's audio language selection while watching.

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