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Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
Pray he doesn't get egged.
A haiku is a popular form of poetry that consists of three lines: The first being five syllables long, the second being seven syllables long, and the third being five again.
A few characters have recited one, most notably Strong Sad. Strong Bad has recited a few, despite once saying he didn't know what they were.
Appearances
- Email japanese cartoon
>So cool an email.
>I thought you would enjoy it.
>Ding dong, Dear Strong Bad...
- Strong Sad's Lament — August 5, 2004 post
>Broken slouchiness,
>Smiling from outside the spine,
>Sit up straight for once.
>This night. Black as pitch.
>Doom from inside me wells up.
>Pray I don't get egged.
>Rapping at the door.
>Fills up agèd pillow case.
>So sick of Smarties.
>A butt for a face.
>Little brother: dork, dork, dork.
>Stay out of my room.
- Email virus
>Computer over?
>Virus equals very yes?!
>That's not a good prize!
