STRONG BAD: Ladies and gentlemen. I give you... a-da sbe-mail.

{reading}
Dear Strong Bad,

I was wondering if you have ever thought of a children's book, what it was about, and what kind of words did you try to teach the kids.

Your fan,
Steve Buttz {Instead of Buttz, Strong Bad says "Never mind. I'm not even gonna touch that one."}

{typing} Yeah, I wrote a children's book. {Strong Bad pronounces book "buuk"} Who hasn't? I mean, kids can barely read as it is so how hard can it be to write for them? The book I wrote is called

{cut to the book itself. The name of the original author, Leomard Sportsinterviews, has been crossed out, and Strong Bad's name is in its place. We find this sort of thing throughout the entire book.}

"Everyone is Different." So here we go.

{reading} Everyone is different. No two people are the same.

{turns the page. A picture of a kid riding a bike is there, with Strong Bad having drawn a truck behind him. The original text is "Some people have freckles. Frankie has freckles."}

Some people are about to be run over. Frankie has about 5 seconds.

{turns the page. There's a picture of a tall black kid with a tennis racket, and added drawings of fighters and helicopters shooting at him while he smashes a city. The original text is "Some people are very tall. Quincy is very tall."}

Some people are very tall and merciless. Quincy is destroying San Antonio.

{turns the page. There's a picture of a girl with glasses reading a book. The original text is "Some people wears glasses. Beth wears glasses."}

Some people wears glasses. Beth looks like a dude.

{turns the page. There's a picture of a kid in a baseball uniform and glove with Strong Bad having scribbled a squirrel on his left hand. The original text is "Some people are left-handed. Gregor is left-handed."}

Some people are squirrel-handed. Gregor is a weird name.

{turns the page. There's a picture of a heavyset girl with braces and headgear, and Strong Bad has scribbled on a football jersey and a football field. The original text is "Some people have braces. Some people have headgear. Fran has both."}

Some people have braces. Some people have headgear. Fran could play linebacker for the Raiders.

{turns the page. A picture of a red-headed kid on a pogo stick, which Strong Bad has changed to the detonator of a huge amount of TNT planted in an enemy base. A guy is flying out of the base saying "AHH! I'M BEiNG KiLLED!!" The original text is "Some people have red hair. Albert has red hair."}

Some people have rigged the enemy base with explosives. Albert has.

{turns the page. There is a girl jumping rope, and Strong Bad has drawn himself next to her saying "hiya hotcakes." The original text is "Some people have a Southern accent. Trisha has a Southern accent."}

Some people have a Southern accent, and those are hot. Trisha is a severe hottie.

{turns the page. What was one a girl twirling a hula hoop is now a girl being swallowed whole by a huge monster, with an expression of horror drawn over her face. The original text is "Some people have curly hair. Hillary has curly hair."}

Some people are being fangoriously devoured by a gelatinous monster. Hillary's legs are being digested.

{turns the page. We have a picture of everyone we saw before, and they're all being burned by fire. The original text is "Everyone is different. No two people are the same.}

Everyone is different. No two people are not on fire. Awwwww.

{typing} So there's my book. Pretty good, eh Steve? And the words that we taught the kids were, uh, fangoriously, gelatinous, and um, {mumbling} linebacker {this is typed in very small text}. You know, education at its finest. Well, some people need to go get an ice cream sandwich. Strong Bad needs to go get an ice cream sandwich.

{Strong Bad stands up and leaves, and then the paper comes down.}