@@bearwiseman I am incapable of not saying Clanky when I see the word Clancy. this website has ruined me.. I also tend to say 'numbou' like Strobro did here.
I've been watching this short for over 15 years now and I've never noticed that "This Brownie might kill you" and "Chocozuma's revenge" are just "Chocolardiac Arrest" with more chocolate respectively added on top of it.
I now cannot listen to any songs with "la la's, na na's, and doot do's" without thinking of this episode. Thanks a lot for ruining those songs, Strong Bad.
Miles "Tails" Prower Oh, I loved the episode. But it's a testament to how great of a character Strong Bad is. If I try to listen to The Beatles - Hey Jude, America - A Horse With No Name or The Arcade Fire - Wake Up, Strong Bad's rant about "legit lyrics" is now always nagging at me in the back of my head. :P
It's hard to believe that the Jibblies Painting's been in the closet since the Brothers Strong were kids. No wonder it broke loose in 2007. After being cooped up in there for several years.
The way Homestar looks backwards happily at SB for a beat before he pukes, makes what would be a small funny gross joke, into a *hugely* funny and wholesome yet gross joke.
A bit of trivia: the Brothers Chaps left out the part about 14 seconds after the paper shows up where Strong Bad says "No... there's no Easter eggs. I'm not up to it. Go away." See, if there really were no Easter eggs, Strong Bad couldn't have said that there were no Easter eggs. So there _was_ an Easter egg, meaning that Strong Bad _did_ say that there were no Easter eggs. But if there really were no Easter eggs, Strong Bad _couldn't_ have said that there were no Easter eggs. So there _was_ an Easter egg, meaning that Strong Bad _did_ say that there were no Easter eggs. But if there really... ...yeah, I can see why they left it out.
@@brandommario2 It was mentioned debut-ifully in 'your friends' and made it's personal "debut" in this SBEmail. And I happen to find how to get the jibblies. Here's how. 1: COME ON IN HERE!!! You're done.
I cant tell you how much homestar I quoted throughout my childhood to this very day. I've been repeating, 'oh that's so rich' and totally forgot I got it from here.
The problem is barely anyone I know watched these. I said "TOUCH THE FREAKING POOP" to someone today and just confused them, even though the reference was contextually rock solid (if I say so myself)
Strong Bad's Bottom 11: 11: the jibblies 10: dry t-shirt contests 9: that horrible painting in Strong Mad's closet 8: emails with more than one fwd: or re: in the subject line 7: miniature versions of already bite-sized food 6: foul stench of wet The Cheat 5: um... not pigeons 4: there was this one time he had to hug a tree 3: giving chocolate desserts dangerous names 2: songs that try to pass off la-la's, na-na's, and doot-do's as legit lyrics 1: thcleaning up your own puke off the keyboard
HS: "Keeeeep oooon huggin it." SB: "And howdyou get me to do this in the first place?" HS: "Huget!" "Huget!!!" SB: "And why do I continue to do it?" HS: "People awent huggin it. Hug it down." SB: "I dont even like this tree that much."
the first sbemail I ever saw…. my cousin showed it to me when the rest of my family was watching constantine and I was too scared to partake so I watched a shit ton of these and it changed my life!!!!!! good memories
"Email! It's like a Gmail! Except without a G, so it's an Email! 'Dear Strong Bad, How do you type with puke on your keyboard? Crapfully yours, TheStopShort.' Yep, it's a Stop Short email alright. I get a lot of those lately! It's spreading around like the Poopsmith's pile of whatsit now! Stopped Shortly email aside, before I did these emails on a regular basis, I went through some intense training on typing. It all revolved around typing with a whole bunch of crap on our keyboards at the time! There was Bubblegum (Strong Bad: 'Wait, since you chewed this gum and put it on my keyboard, does that mean you're indirectly kissing my boxing gloves?' Strong Mad: 'IT'S NOT WHAT YOU THINK!') Ketchup (The Cheat: [talks] Bubs: 'Computer Ketchup? I don't think that will catch on. I just hope you two can compensate for these condiments.' The Cheat: [talks] Bubs: 'Whatever floats your boat, The Cheat.') Whatsit (King of Town: 'Well, Strong Bad, you did the impossible. You made me lose my appetite.' Strong Bad: 'Woah, I guess that counts towards motivation.') And finally, I had to type with Puke on the keyboard for a full six months! (Strong Bad: 'Couldn't I have just ate something bad and puked it up myself? Why did it have to be yours?' Coach Z: 'Hey, if it's any better, this came from outdated mouthwash.') So there's your answer, Short Stopper. I drill myself with typing with puke, gum, ketchup, and whatsit on my keyboard once a month to prepare for a real life scenario like that one time I told my Bottom 10. As long as it's not Coach Z's or The King of Town's. Okay, so until next week, more than one sentence please!" *paper preow
Everyone thinks of "Dragon" when it comes to legendary birth sbemails. But this sbemail gave birth to twins, most likely fraternal. "Shut up, lady" Lady and Rocoulm (the Jibblies guy).
In a grocery store display today I saw these miniaturized spherical versions of KitKat and Coffee Crisp (titled "KitKat Pops" and "Coffee Crisp Pops", respectively). I immediately thought of Strong Bad's bottom 10. 😆
Don't press 9. Don't thclean up your own puke off the keyboard. Because there is no puke on the keyboard. I put the Flash cartoon to format 9 by 16, y'know!
It's funny because growing up my siblings and I also had a painting that we unanimously hated because it creeped us out. Then come to find out years later, my own mother hated the painting too. Turns out it was my grandpa's painting and he really liked it and was proud of it. It was a scene of the Garden of Eden from the Bible in a hand drawn style. The colors were dull and maybe an acrylic style? It's hard for me to remember. From what I do remember, the creepy parts were the characters in the painting. If I remember correctly , There were 2 angels and they had a demon in their custody under the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, and the way they were drawn was just uncanny and freaky and hard to describe. all I know is I never enjoyed looking at it. I haven't seen it in years, maybe my opinion would change but it's in the garage somewhere and I don't feel like digging it out. Maybe one day though.
@Ny Jeep Adventurer that's Adobe for you- buy the hot commodity, sell the developer tools at ridiculous prices, and then don't innovate on the technology and let hackers find continuous security holes in each update.
RU-vidrs should start calling their top 10 videos on negative things "bottom 10" videos. Also, that creepy painting bit was the funniest thing ever for a while. Literally had me and my friends rolling on the floor.
Even though Strongbad has a point about 'la la's and 'na na's not really being legit lyrics, "Feed the Childrens" is super catchy. It gets stuck in my head too often.
except that it actually sounds like words... and is based of an actual style of music used more to express feeling and emotion than actually meaning anything.
Songs that try to pass off LA LA's, NA NA's, and DOOT DO's as legit lyrics is #1 on my "bottom 10's list. In other words, I hate the utter crap that gets passed off as legit songs nowadays.
I forget which Sbemail was my true first Sbemail, but I do remember that on the day I was introduced to Homestarrunnerdotcom, I watched both Dangeresque 3 and Bottom 10. And ive been a true Homestar fan ever since.
My first was Mile, i.e. the Powered by The Cheat one. It left a very weird first impression, and considering how weird the series is *in general* that’s saying a lot.
