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In the<br />
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Strong Bad Email<br />
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"<br />
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comic<br />
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," a girl named Brittany asked if<br />
<br />
Strong Bad<br />
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could make a comic strip about her four friends: Virginia, Joy, Kristin, and Jennifer. Strong Bad's spur-of-the-moment comic strip soon became a series.<br />
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[[Teen Girl Squad]]<br />
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centers on four teenage girls —<br />
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Cheerleader<br />
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,<br />
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So and So<br />
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,<br />
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What's Her Face<br />
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, and<br />
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The Ugly One<br />
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— who like to buy clothes and attract cute boys and look SO GOOD! Unfortunately, they are all-too-often subjected to the random dangers of Strong Bad's overactive imagination. But being killed doesn't seem to be a problem for the girls, for they are always back for the next episode.<br />
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