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Bleu Ninja: /* DVD Version */ Proofread transcript and adjust Fun Facts.

2024-08-14T04:55:27Z

DVD Version: Proofread transcript and adjust Fun Facts.

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	'''MIKE'S STRONG SAD:''' I do tooo!		'''MIKE'S STRONG SAD:''' I do tooo!

-	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Ohhh...~~sorry~~, Strong Sad.	+	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Ohhh... Sorry, Strong Sad.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{overlapping}'' I'm not{{--}}I'm not Canadian!	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{overlapping}'' I'm not{{--}} I'm not Canadian!

	'''MIKE'S STRONG SAD:''' ''{sounding mock-Canadian}'' Ohh, boot a booot!		'''MIKE'S STRONG SAD:''' ''{sounding mock-Canadian}'' Ohh, boot a booot!
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	'''STRONG SAD:''' That is...not very a{{--}}accurate.		'''STRONG SAD:''' That is...not very a{{--}}accurate.

-	'''MIKE:''' Um...so, Strong Sad.	+	'''MIKE:''' Um... So, Strong Sad.

	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{in response to Strong Bad}'' Tom Waits is always singin' about Murfreesboro.		'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{in response to Strong Bad}'' Tom Waits is always singin' about Murfreesboro.

-	'''MIKE:''' Yeah? That's in~~...~~Tennessee, right?	+	'''MIKE:''' Yeah? That's in Tennessee, right?

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' Yeah. He's like, ''{~~somewhat nonsense,~~ in a very gravelly voice}'' I said on grine goal, and so me saaay.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' Yeah. He's like, ''{in a very gravelly singsong voice, intentionally somewhat unintelligible}'' "I said on grine goal, and so me saaay..."

-	'''MIKE:''' ~~Well~~ you didn't{{--}}	+	'''MIKE:''' ...w{{--}} you didn't{{--}}

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{~~underneath~~}'' That's my{{--}}	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{overlapping}'' That's my{{--}}

	'''MIKE:''' {{--}}say anything about Murfreesboro!		'''MIKE:''' {{--}}say anything about Murfreesboro!
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	'''MIKE:''' But you said he was all the time singin' about Murfreesboro.		'''MIKE:''' But you said he was all the time singin' about Murfreesboro.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' Mike, the thing that I don't understand ''{Mike laughs~~, likely at Strong Sad's attempt to change the subject~~}'' is that Sanka~~...is~~... ''{~~he laughs the tiniest bit at Mike~~}'' a non-caffeinated, non-coffee pro-duct.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' Mike, the thing that I don't understand ''{Mike laughs}'' is that Sanka... ''{almost starts to laugh}'' is... a non-caffeinated, non-coffee pro-duct.

-	'''MIKE:''' I don't think we knew that. I sin{{--}}certainly didn't know that.	+	'''MIKE:''' I don't think we knew that. I sin{{--}} certainly didn't know that.

	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{the email Strong Sad is talking to The Cheat}'' Well, I{{--}}look, it seems to have had quite an effect on me!		'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{the email Strong Sad is talking to The Cheat}'' Well, I{{--}}look, it seems to have had quite an effect on me!
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	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Yeah, it does!		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Yeah, it does!

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' I lost four...days!	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' I lost four... days!

	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' You just don't remember?		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' You just don't remember?

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' No! I~~...~~sat down...	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' No! I sat down...

	'''MIKE:''' Uh-huh.		'''MIKE:''' Uh-huh.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' ~~{{--}}~~...to sit in silence~~...~~for four days...	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' ...to sit in silence, for four days.

	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Uh-huh?		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Uh-huh?

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' ~~...as~~ I usually do every four days...~~and~~ the next thing I know, I{{--}}the silence was over! I ~~had~~ missed the four days!	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' As I usually do, every four days... Then the next thing I know, I{{--}}the silence was... over! I'd missed the four days!

	'''MIKE:''' What do you usually remember when you sit there for four days? Do you remember the whole thing?		'''MIKE:''' What do you usually remember when you sit there for four days? Do you remember the whole thing?
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	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Uh-huh?		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Uh-huh?

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' Periods of...uh...sebaceousness.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' Periods of... uh... sebaceousness.

	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Uh, I'm not familiar with that word.		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Uh, I'm not familiar with that word.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' Other peri{{--}}periods of lethargy...apathy...~~''{email Strong Sad hangs from the ceiling}'' You think I used those boots? Moon Boots?~~	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' Other peri{{--}}periods of lethargy... apathy...

-	'''MIKE:''' Yeah, the kind{{--}} er, the, uh, Hang-'Em-Up{{--}}Hang-'Em-Upside-Downs? <!--If this is a toy from the '80s, note in Fun Facts alongside Moon Boots~~. I couldn't find anything relevant on a quick Google~~.-->	+	''{email Strong Sad hangs from the ceiling}''
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		+	'''STRONG SAD:''' You think I used those boots? Moon Boots?
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		+	'''MIKE:''' Yeah, the kind{{--}} er, the, uh, Hang-'Em-Up{{--}}Hang-'Em-Upside-Downs? <!--If this is a toy from the '80s, note in Fun Facts alongside Moon Boots.-->

	'''STRONG SAD:''' Yeah!		'''STRONG SAD:''' Yeah!
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	'''MIKE:''' I don't remember Coach Z without his hat on there.		'''MIKE:''' I don't remember Coach Z without his hat on there.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' He looks...I don't like the way he looks. He looks like a mannequin. ''{Mike snickers, pause} {~~in response to~~ Coach Z}'' I was not trying to jank him!	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' He looks... I don't like the way he looks. He looks like a mannequin! ''{Mike snickers, pause}
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		+	''{Coach Z says "You was tryin' to jank me!"}''
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		+	'''STRONG SAD:''' I was ''not'' trying to jank him!

	'''MIKE:''' What ''were'' you trying to do?		'''MIKE:''' What ''were'' you trying to do?

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' I was w{{--}}trying to beat the crap out of him! ''{Mike laughs~~, Matt tries to hold back laughter~~}'' Look at those...the silhouettes of those people.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' I was w{{--}} trying to beat the crap out of him! ''{Matt almost breaks character, Mike laughs}'' Look at those... the silhouettes of those people.

	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Yeah, who is that?		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' Yeah, who is that?

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{overlapping}'' Those are some...shapely folks.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{overlapping}'' Those are some... shapely folks.

	'''MIKE:''' The guy on the left, is he wearin' a hat?		'''MIKE:''' The guy on the left, is he wearin' a hat?

	'''STRONG SAD:''' I don't know! ''{the Paper comes down}'' Ooh! I said science again!		'''STRONG SAD:''' I don't know! ''{the Paper comes down}'' Ooh! I said science again!
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	=== Fun Facts ===		=== Fun Facts ===
		+	*Mike once provided Strong Sad's voice in an actual cartoon, [[cheat talk]], because [[Inkhole Interview\|Matt was too hoarse to voice the character]].
	*{{wp\|Tom Waits}} is an American singer-songwriter well-known for his incredibly gravelly voice, as Strong Sad demonstrates. Waits' voice has been described by one critic as sounding "like it was soaked in a vat of bourbon, left hanging in the smokehouse for a few months, and then taken outside and run over with a car." His 1999 song "Pony" mentions Murfreesboro.		*{{wp\|Tom Waits}} is an American singer-songwriter well-known for his incredibly gravelly voice, as Strong Sad demonstrates. Waits' voice has been described by one critic as sounding "like it was soaked in a vat of bourbon, left hanging in the smokehouse for a few months, and then taken outside and run over with a car." His 1999 song "Pony" mentions Murfreesboro.
-	*{{w\|Sebaceous gland\|Sebaceousness}} ~~is the noun form of an adjective referring~~ to sebum, an oily secretion which lubricates the skin and hair of mammals ~~such as~~ humans ~~and, presumably, Homestar Runner characters~~. ~~What it has to do with four days of silence~~ is ~~unclear, though it's~~ possible that Matt~~, as Strong Sad, simply wanted~~ to ~~use a long and funny-sounding word~~.	+	*"{{w\|Sebaceous gland\|Sebaceousness}}" refers to sebum, an oily secretion which lubricates the skin and hair of mammals (including humans). It is possible that [[malapropisms\|Matt meant to say]] "sagaciousness".
-	*{{wp\|Moon Boot}}s are a brand of Italian ski boots. It seems more likely that Strong Sad was referring to {{wp\|magnetic boots}}, which would allow a person to hang upside-down for extended periods.	+	*{{wp\|Moon Boot}}s are a brand of Italian ski boots. It seems more likely that Strong Sad was referring to {{wp\|magnetic boots}}, which would allow a person to hang upside-down for extended periods and therefore feature prominently in many science-fiction stories.
		+	*Mike refers to "[[X 'em up\|Hang-'Em-Upside-Downs]]".
	*Strong Sad's mention of Marzipan's hedge shears seems to be referring to an item in [[Homestar Ruiner]].		*Strong Sad's mention of Marzipan's hedge shears seems to be referring to an item in [[Homestar Ruiner]].
	*Strong Sad quotes a Homestar line from [[stupid stuff]] ("I said science again!").		*Strong Sad quotes a Homestar line from [[stupid stuff]] ("I said science again!").

173.94.9.191: /* Real-World References */

2024-08-01T22:09:00Z

Real-World References

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
	*When reading "TN" Strong Bad says "''Tekken''" instead of "Tennessee". ''{{wp\|Tekken}}'' is a popular fighting game by [[Namco]].		*When reading "TN" Strong Bad says "''Tekken''" instead of "Tennessee". ''{{wp\|Tekken}}'' is a popular fighting game by [[Namco]].
-	*Ironically, {{wp\|Sanka}} ~~was~~ the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.	+	*Ironically, {{wp\|Sanka}} is the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''{{wp\|The Music Man}}''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''{{wp\|The Music Man}}''.
	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old {{wp\|Hot Wheels}} car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old {{wp\|Hot Wheels}} car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]

68.252.5.237: /* Remarks */

2024-06-15T15:51:29Z

Remarks

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	*Strong Bad pronounces the emailer's town as "mur-FREES-bro", while the Tennessee city is actually pronounced "MUR-frees-bo-ro".		*Strong Bad pronounces the emailer's town as "mur-FREES-bro", while the Tennessee city is actually pronounced "MUR-frees-bo-ro".
	*Strong Bad says his experiment might win a "noble peacie prize" (a reference to the Nobel Peace Prize), despite the fact that the experiment's focus is in the {{w\|Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine\|Physiology or Medicine}} category.		*Strong Bad says his experiment might win a "noble peacie prize" (a reference to the Nobel Peace Prize), despite the fact that the experiment's focus is in the {{w\|Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine\|Physiology or Medicine}} category.
-	*Strong Sad's bulging eye is ~~an upside-down~~ copy of [[Bubs]]'s smaller eye.	+	*Strong Sad's bulging eye is a mirrored copy of [[Bubs]]'s smaller eye.
	*Strong Bad says "my control Cheat", a rare use of The Cheat's name without an [[integral article]].		*Strong Bad says "my control Cheat", a rare use of The Cheat's name without an [[integral article]].
	*After Marzipan walks away from him, Strong Sad appears to have two mouths.		*After Marzipan walks away from him, Strong Sad appears to have two mouths.

Keegster2: You want some salad links? Cleaned-up-Fun-Facts salad? {{--}} salad? Second-person-wording-free salad!

2022-02-05T04:58:50Z

You want some salad links? Cleaned-up-Fun-Facts salad? {{--}} salad? Second-person-wording-free salad!

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Keegster2: Wikipedia doesn't have an article for "gravity boots", so I went with the closest thing I could find. Added some {{wp}}'s and a capital T, too.

2021-11-04T21:33:24Z

Wikipedia doesn't have an article for "gravity boots", so I went with the closest thing I could find. Added some {{wp}}'s and a capital T, too.

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	===Explanations===		===Explanations===
	*"Cut of your jib" is an old sailors' phrase, used to describe the expression on one's face, or the appearance of a ship from afar (the shape of the foresail, or "cut of the jib", described a ship's character). [http://www.bibliomania.com/2/3/255/1168/19836/1/frameset.html]		*"Cut of your jib" is an old sailors' phrase, used to describe the expression on one's face, or the appearance of a ship from afar (the shape of the foresail, or "cut of the jib", described a ship's character). [http://www.bibliomania.com/2/3/255/1168/19836/1/frameset.html]
-	*Strong Bad's "Noble Peacie Prize" refers to the ~~[[Wikipedia:Nobel Foundation~~\|Nobel Foundation's~~]] [[Wikipedia:~~Nobel Peace Prize\|Peace Prize]].	+	*Strong Bad's "Noble Peacie Prize" refers to the {{wp\|Nobel Foundation}}'s {{w\|Nobel Peace Prize\|Peace Prize}}.
-	*A ~~[[wikipedia:Five and dime~~\|five and dime]] was a type of store popular in the mid-1900s originally selling items such as candy and small toys. Most items sold at these stores were fifteen cents each.	+	*A {{wp\|five and dime}} was a type of store popular in the mid-1900s originally selling items such as candy and small toys. Most items sold at these stores were fifteen cents each.
-	*Strong Bad refers to ~~the~~ Cheat as "my control Cheat", a reference to ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Treatment and control groups\|control groups]] in scientific experiments. Oddly (but unsurprisingly), the "experiment" on Strong Sad appears to lack an actual control group.	+	*Strong Bad refers to The Cheat as "my control Cheat", a reference to {{w\|Treatment and control groups\|control groups}} in scientific experiments. Oddly (but unsurprisingly), the "experiment" on Strong Sad appears to lack an actual control group.

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
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	*The Easter eggs at the end of the email require holding down the left mouse button and not moving the mouse.		*The Easter eggs at the end of the email require holding down the left mouse button and not moving the mouse.
	*Strong Sad is moving so erratically, he has two mouths to add to the illusion after Marzipan walks away.		*Strong Sad is moving so erratically, he has two mouths to add to the illusion after Marzipan walks away.
-	*Strong Bad says his experiment might win a "noble peacie prize" (a reference to the Nobel Peace Prize), despite the fact that the experiment's focus is in the ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine\|Physiology or Medicine]] category.	+	*Strong Bad says his experiment might win a "noble peacie prize" (a reference to the Nobel Peace Prize), despite the fact that the experiment's focus is in the {{w\|Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine\|Physiology or Medicine}} category.

	===Goofs===		===Goofs===
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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*When reading "TN" Strong Bad says "''Tekken''" instead of "Tennessee". ''~~[[Wikipedia:Tekken~~\|Tekken]]'' is a popular fighting game by [[Namco]].	+	*When reading "TN" Strong Bad says "''Tekken''" instead of "Tennessee". ''{{wp\|Tekken}}'' is a popular fighting game by [[Namco]].
-	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old ~~[[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels~~\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]	+	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old {{wp\|Hot Wheels}} car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]
-	*Ironically, ~~[[Wikipedia:Sanka~~\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.	+	*Ironically, {{wp\|Sanka}} was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
-	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''~~[[Wikipedia:The Music Man~~\|The Music Man]]''.	+	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''{{wp\|The Music Man}}''.

	===Fast Forward===		===Fast Forward===
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	=== Fun Facts ===		=== Fun Facts ===
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:Tom Waits~~\|Tom Waits]] is an American singer-songwriter well-known for his incredibly gravelly voice, as Strong Sad demonstrates. Waits' voice has been described by one critic as sounding "like it was soaked in a vat of bourbon, left hanging in the smokehouse for a few months, and then taken outside and run over with a car." His 1999 song "Pony" mentions Murfreesboro.	+	*{{wp\|Tom Waits}} is an American singer-songwriter well-known for his incredibly gravelly voice, as Strong Sad demonstrates. Waits' voice has been described by one critic as sounding "like it was soaked in a vat of bourbon, left hanging in the smokehouse for a few months, and then taken outside and run over with a car." His 1999 song "Pony" mentions Murfreesboro.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:~~Sebaceous ~~glands~~\|Sebaceousness]] is the noun form of an adjective referring to sebum, an oily secretion which lubricates the skin and hair of mammals such as humans and, presumably, Homestar Runner characters. What it has to do with four days of silence is unclear, though it's possible that Matt, as Strong Sad, simply wanted to use a long and funny-sounding word.	+	*{{w\|Sebaceous gland\|Sebaceousness}} is the noun form of an adjective referring to sebum, an oily secretion which lubricates the skin and hair of mammals such as humans and, presumably, Homestar Runner characters. What it has to do with four days of silence is unclear, though it's possible that Matt, as Strong Sad, simply wanted to use a long and funny-sounding word.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:Moon Boots~~\|Moon ~~Boots]]~~ are a brand of Italian ski boots. It seems more likely that Strong Sad was referring to ~~[[Wikipedia:Gravity boots~~\|~~Gravity~~ boots]], ~~a type of leg shackles on a frame that~~ allow a person to hang upside-down for extended periods.	+	*{{wp\|Moon Boot}}s are a brand of Italian ski boots. It seems more likely that Strong Sad was referring to {{wp\|magnetic boots}}, which would allow a person to hang upside-down for extended periods.
	*Strong Sad's mention of Marzipan's hedge shears seems to be referring to an item in [[Homestar Ruiner]].		*Strong Sad's mention of Marzipan's hedge shears seems to be referring to an item in [[Homestar Ruiner]].
	*Strong Sad quotes a Homestar line from [[stupid stuff]] ("I said science again!").		*Strong Sad quotes a Homestar line from [[stupid stuff]] ("I said science again!").

24.253.236.202 at 02:13, 5 July 2021

2021-07-05T02:13:19Z

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	'''COACH Z:''' Woo! Woo! Cut that out! Don't hurt me! I don't wanna die! I'm just an old man— ''{Strong Sad steals Coach Z's hat after it falls to the ground}'' Ooh! Ooh!		'''COACH Z:''' Woo! Woo! Cut that out! Don't hurt me! I don't wanna die! I'm just an old man— ''{Strong Sad steals Coach Z's hat after it falls to the ground}'' Ooh! Ooh!

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' ~~...Salad!~~ Fruit salad! Fruit salad! Fruit salad! ''{Slowing down}'' Salad... ''{powering-down sound}'' ...Salad as a rock? Um... Coach Z, what are we doin' here?	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' Fruit salad! Fruit salad! Fruit salad! ''{Slowing down}'' Salad... ''{powering-down sound}'' ...Salad as a rock? Um... Coach Z, what are we doin' here?

	'''COACH Z:''' You was tryin' to jank me!		'''COACH Z:''' You was tryin' to jank me!

The Cheatbot: update nav template

2021-02-06T01:34:42Z

update nav template

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	[[Image:Parakeet.PNG\|thumb\|"Did you just say 'parakeet'?"]]		[[Image:Parakeet.PNG\|thumb\|"Did you just say 'parakeet'?"]]

Defender1031: except that "solid as a rock" is a very common phrase and not unique to that one song.

2020-12-17T20:58:30Z

except that "solid as a rock" is a very common phrase and not unique to that one song.

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	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]
	*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.		*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
-	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia:Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.

Elcool: /* Real-World References */ rm space

2020-11-24T06:46:52Z

Real-World References: rm space

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	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]
	*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.		*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
-	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia: Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".	+	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia:Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.

Lira: /* Real-World References */ hide parens

2020-11-24T06:40:51Z

Real-World References: hide parens

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	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]
	*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.		*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
-	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia: Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia: Solid (song)\|Solid ~~(song)~~]]".	+	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia: Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
	*When reading "TN" Strong Bad says "''Tekken''" instead of "Tennessee". ''{{wp\|Tekken}}'' is a popular fighting game by [[Namco]].		*When reading "TN" Strong Bad says "''Tekken''" instead of "Tennessee". ''{{wp\|Tekken}}'' is a popular fighting game by [[Namco]].
-	*Ironically, {{wp\|Sanka}} ~~was~~ the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.	+	*Ironically, {{wp\|Sanka}} is the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''{{wp\|The Music Man}}''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''{{wp\|The Music Man}}''.
	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old {{wp\|Hot Wheels}} car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old {{wp\|Hot Wheels}} car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]

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	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]
	*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.		*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
-	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia:Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.

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	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]
	*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.		*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
-	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia: Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".	+	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia:Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.

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	*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]		*The "shark-mobile" may be a reference to an old [[Wikipedia:Hot Wheels\|Hot Wheels]] car called [http://hotwheels.wikia.com/wiki/Sharkruiser "The Sharkruiser."]
	*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.		*Ironically, [[Wikipedia:Sanka\|Sanka]] was the world's first brand of ''decaffeinated'' coffee. Invented in 1903, Sanka was first marketed in the United States in 1923.
-	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia: Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia: Solid (song)\|Solid ~~(song)~~]]".	+	*When Strong Sad is coming down from the high, after hitting Coach Z, he says "salad...salad as a rock", most likely referencing the line "solid...solid as a rock" from the [[Wikipedia: Ashford & Simpson\|Ashford & Simpson]] song "[[Wikipedia:Solid (song)\|Solid]]".
	*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.		*The cadence in Strong Sad's wood-davers speech ("Sell 'em at the corner stores! Sell 'em at the five-and-dime!") may have been inspired by the opening number in the musical ''[[Wikipedia:The Music Man\|The Music Man]]''.