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[edit] Office Space reduxStrong Bad saying, "I'm gonna go ahead and need you to..." is a play on the catchphrase of boss Bill Lumbergh from the film Office Space. From: lady fan Arguments for:
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[edit] I'm legally required to STUFF thisStrong Bad says in this email that he is legally required to do anything asked of him in a stupid email. This contradicts his actions in sibbie, when he refuses to make a song about sibbie, saying "I'm not here to fulfill your every freakin' whim!" From: lady fan Arguments for:
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Proposed revision: Strong Bad says in this email that he is "legally required" to do anything asked of him in a "stupid email", whereas in sibbie he said "I'm not here to fulfill your every freakin' whim!"
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[edit] The case of the missing standMarzipan's glue gun is missing a stand to hold it in its position. From: lady fan Arguments for:
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[edit] Ned LichtensteinersonStrong Bad's comic utilizes Benday dots, a printing process that was considered the trademark of Roy Lichtenstein, a prominent American pop artist. From: lady fan Arguments for:
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Proposed revision: The pattern of dots on Strong Bad's comic simulates Benday dots. This technique is also used in The Castlefunnies (featured in old comics).
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[edit] Dry The CheatThe Cheat being washed in the dryer instead of taking a normal bath is a reference to Calvin and Hobbes, in which Hobbes is also washed in a clothes washer and dryer. From: lady fan Arguments for:
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[edit] PikaCheat, I choose you!The Cheat electrocuting Strong Bad is a possible reference to the Pokémon Pikachu, whom The Cheat resembles. From: lady fan Arguments for:
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[edit] Twees vs. PreowwwThis is another appearance of Preeeeow, the onomatopoeia describing The Paper's sound effect. From: lady fan Arguments for:
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