Haunted Photo Booth Costumes - Revision history

Bleu Ninja: Emphasize 1971 film as direct source of Pom Pom's costume. Murphy "is a former" rather than "was a" to avoid implication he is deceased.

Bleu Ninja — Wed, 18 Jun 2025 07:32:23 GMT

Emphasize 1971 film as direct source of Pom Pom's costume. Murphy "is a former" rather than "was a" to avoid implication he is deceased.

Stux: internal link to Gravity Falls, more specific link to Matt's work

Stux — Thu, 07 Sep 2023 21:04:51 GMT

internal link to Gravity Falls, more specific link to Matt's work

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	\|\| [[File:CoachZPaRappa.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Coach Z]] \|\| PaRappa the Rapper \|\|PaRappa is a rapping dog who is the protagonist of the 1997 PlayStation video game ''PaRappa the Rapper'' and its sequels. In the game, PaRappa must rap his way through various situations in order to accomplish his goal of winning the heart of his crush, Sunny Funny. PaRappa has the catchphrase "I gotta believe!".\|\| [[Wikipedia:PaRappa the Rapper\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:CoachZPaRappa.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Coach Z]] \|\| PaRappa the Rapper \|\|PaRappa is a rapping dog who is the protagonist of the 1997 PlayStation video game ''PaRappa the Rapper'' and its sequels. In the game, PaRappa must rap his way through various situations in order to accomplish his goal of winning the heart of his crush, Sunny Funny. PaRappa has the catchphrase "I gotta believe!".\|\| [[Wikipedia:PaRappa the Rapper\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:ThnikkaStan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Bubs]] \|\| Grunkle Stan \|\|Stan Pines (known as Grunkle Stan by his great nephew and niece Dipper and Mabel Pines) is one of the main characters of [[Disney]]'s ''[[~~Wikipedia:Gravity Falls\|~~Gravity Falls]]''. Like Bubs, Stan (voiced by series creator [[Alex Hirsch]]) is a con artist and schemer. During the course of the series, it is revealed that Stan may know more than he seems about the town's secrets and that the author of the three Journals that documented Gravity Falls' weirdness may be related to him. [[Matt Chapman]] [[~~The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects~~\|worked on the show]] during Homestar's [[hiatus]] during the early 2010's.\|\| [[Wikipedia:Grunkle Stan\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:ThnikkaStan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Bubs]] \|\| Grunkle Stan \|\|Stan Pines (known as Grunkle Stan by his great nephew and niece Dipper and Mabel Pines) is one of the main characters of [[Disney]]'s ''[[Gravity Falls]]''. Like Bubs, Stan (voiced by series creator [[Alex Hirsch]]) is a con artist and schemer. During the course of the series, it is revealed that Stan may know more than he seems about the town's secrets and that the author of the three Journals that documented Gravity Falls' weirdness may be related to him. [[Matt Chapman]] [[Matt Chapman#Gravity Falls\|worked on the show]] during Homestar's [[hiatus]] during the early 2010's.\|\| [[Wikipedia:Grunkle Stan\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:StrongSadHerculePoirot.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Sad]] \|\| Hercule Poirot \|\| Hercule Poirot is a fictional Belgian detective created by British novelist [[Wikipedia:Agatha Christie\|Agatha Christie]]. One of Christie's most famous characters, Poirot appeared in thirty-three novels and various other works penned by Christie, and the character has since appeared in various films and television programs based on works he was featured in, including Kenneth Branagh's ''Murder on the Orient Express'' movie, released a week after this toon. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Hercule Poirot\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:StrongSadHerculePoirot.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Sad]] \|\| Hercule Poirot \|\| Hercule Poirot is a fictional Belgian detective created by British novelist [[Wikipedia:Agatha Christie\|Agatha Christie]]. One of Christie's most famous characters, Poirot appeared in thirty-three novels and various other works penned by Christie, and the character has since appeared in various films and television programs based on works he was featured in, including Kenneth Branagh's ''Murder on the Orient Express'' movie, released a week after this toon. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Hercule Poirot\|Wikipedia article]]

Bleu Ninja: italicize title

Bleu Ninja — Sat, 02 Jul 2022 05:10:38 GMT

italicize title

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	\|\| [[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:HomsarGreg.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homsar]] \|\| Greg \|\| Greg is one of the main characters of the animated miniseries ~~[[Wikipedia:Over the Garden Wall~~\|Over the Garden Wall]]. The younger brother of lead character Wirt, is an easily distracted young child with a tendency to wander off and get into trouble. He travels with a frog companion for most of the series, and wears a teapot on his head as an elephant costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Greg (Over the Garden Wall)\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:HomsarGreg.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homsar]] \|\| Greg \|\| Greg is one of the main characters of the animated miniseries ''{{w\|Over the Garden Wall}}''. The younger brother of lead character Wirt, is an easily distracted young child with a tendency to wander off and get into trouble. He travels with a frog companion for most of the series, and wears a teapot on his head as an elephant costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Greg (Over the Garden Wall)\|Wikipedia article]]
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37.120.233.150 at 17:59, 5 April 2022

37.120.233.150 — Tue, 05 Apr 2022 17:59:31 GMT

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	\|\| [[File:CoachZPaRappa.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Coach Z]] \|\| PaRappa the Rapper \|\|PaRappa is a rapping dog who is the protagonist of the 1997 PlayStation video game ''PaRappa the Rapper'' and its sequels. In the game, PaRappa must rap his way through various situations in order to accomplish his goal of winning the heart of his crush, Sunny Funny. PaRappa has the catchphrase "I gotta believe!".\|\| [[Wikipedia:PaRappa the Rapper\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:CoachZPaRappa.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Coach Z]] \|\| PaRappa the Rapper \|\|PaRappa is a rapping dog who is the protagonist of the 1997 PlayStation video game ''PaRappa the Rapper'' and its sequels. In the game, PaRappa must rap his way through various situations in order to accomplish his goal of winning the heart of his crush, Sunny Funny. PaRappa has the catchphrase "I gotta believe!".\|\| [[Wikipedia:PaRappa the Rapper\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:ThnikkaStan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Bubs]] \|\| Grunkle Stan \|\|Stan Pines (known as Grunkle Stan by his great nephew and niece Dipper and Mabel Pines) is one of the main characters of [[Disney]]'s ''[[Wikipedia:Gravity Falls\|Gravity Falls]]''. Like Bubs, Stan is a con artist and schemer. During the course of the series, it is revealed that Stan may know more than he seems about the town's secrets and that the author of the three Journals that documented Gravity Falls' weirdness may be related to him. [[Matt Chapman]] [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|worked on the show]] during Homestar's [[hiatus]] during the early 2010's.\|\| [[Wikipedia:Grunkle Stan\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:ThnikkaStan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Bubs]] \|\| Grunkle Stan \|\|Stan Pines (known as Grunkle Stan by his great nephew and niece Dipper and Mabel Pines) is one of the main characters of [[Disney]]'s ''[[Wikipedia:Gravity Falls\|Gravity Falls]]''. Like Bubs, Stan (voiced by series creator [[Alex Hirsch]]) is a con artist and schemer. During the course of the series, it is revealed that Stan may know more than he seems about the town's secrets and that the author of the three Journals that documented Gravity Falls' weirdness may be related to him. [[Matt Chapman]] [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|worked on the show]] during Homestar's [[hiatus]] during the early 2010's.\|\| [[Wikipedia:Grunkle Stan\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:StrongSadHerculePoirot.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Sad]] \|\| Hercule Poirot \|\| Hercule Poirot is a fictional Belgian detective created by British novelist [[Wikipedia:Agatha Christie\|Agatha Christie]]. One of Christie's most famous characters, Poirot appeared in thirty-three novels and various other works penned by Christie, and the character has since appeared in various films and television programs based on works he was featured in, including Kenneth Branagh's ''Murder on the Orient Express'' movie, released a week after this toon. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Hercule Poirot\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:StrongSadHerculePoirot.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Sad]] \|\| Hercule Poirot \|\| Hercule Poirot is a fictional Belgian detective created by British novelist [[Wikipedia:Agatha Christie\|Agatha Christie]]. One of Christie's most famous characters, Poirot appeared in thirty-three novels and various other works penned by Christie, and the character has since appeared in various films and television programs based on works he was featured in, including Kenneth Branagh's ''Murder on the Orient Express'' movie, released a week after this toon. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Hercule Poirot\|Wikipedia article]]

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: the jovians came first, but that's not what this costume is referencing

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 21:17:25 GMT

the jovians came first, but that's not what this costume is referencing

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	\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like ~~Jovian~~ from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of Instant ~~Jovians~~, which were pebble-sized pills ~~from Jupiter~~ that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]].	+	\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like Martian from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of "Instant Martians", which were pebble-sized pills that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]]. Their appearance resembles the Jovians from the 1955 cartoon "{{wp\|Jumpin' Jupiter}}".
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	\|\| [[File:HomsarGreg.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homsar]] \|\| Greg \|\| Greg is one of the main characters of the animated miniseries [[Wikipedia:Over the Garden Wall\|Over the Garden Wall]]. The younger brother of lead character Wirt, is an easily distracted young child with a tendency to wander off and get into trouble. He travels with a frog companion for most of the series, and wears a teapot on his head as an elephant costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Greg (Over the Garden Wall)\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:HomsarGreg.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homsar]] \|\| Greg \|\| Greg is one of the main characters of the animated miniseries [[Wikipedia:Over the Garden Wall\|Over the Garden Wall]]. The younger brother of lead character Wirt, is an easily distracted young child with a tendency to wander off and get into trouble. He travels with a frog companion for most of the series, and wears a teapot on his head as an elephant costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Greg (Over the Garden Wall)\|Wikipedia article]]

172.58.87.2 at 18:53, 20 September 2021

172.58.87.2 — Mon, 20 Sep 2021 18:53:35 GMT

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	\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like ~~Martian~~ from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of ~~"lInstant~~ Jovians, which were pebble-sized pills from Jupiter that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]].	+	\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like Jovian from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of Instant Jovians, which were pebble-sized pills from Jupiter that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]].
	\|\| [[Wikipedia:Jumpin' Jupiter\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[Wikipedia:Jumpin' Jupiter\|Wikipedia article]]
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172.58.87.2 at 18:50, 20 September 2021

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	\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like Martian from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of "~~Instant Martians"~~, which were pebble-sized pills that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]].	+	\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like Martian from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of "lInstant Jovians, which were pebble-sized pills from Jupiter that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]].
-	\|\| [[Wikipedia:~~Hare-Way to the Stars~~\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[Wikipedia:Jumpin' Jupiter\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:HomsarGreg.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homsar]] \|\| Greg \|\| Greg is one of the main characters of the animated miniseries [[Wikipedia:Over the Garden Wall\|Over the Garden Wall]]. The younger brother of lead character Wirt, is an easily distracted young child with a tendency to wander off and get into trouble. He travels with a frog companion for most of the series, and wears a teapot on his head as an elephant costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Greg (Over the Garden Wall)\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:HomsarGreg.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homsar]] \|\| Greg \|\| Greg is one of the main characters of the animated miniseries [[Wikipedia:Over the Garden Wall\|Over the Garden Wall]]. The younger brother of lead character Wirt, is an easily distracted young child with a tendency to wander off and get into trouble. He travels with a frog companion for most of the series, and wears a teapot on his head as an elephant costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Greg (Over the Garden Wall)\|Wikipedia article]]

172.58.83.238 at 20:55, 20 August 2021

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	\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch]]'s television series ''[[wikipedia:Twin Peaks\|Twin Peaks]]''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch]]'s television series ''[[wikipedia:Twin Peaks\|Twin Peaks]]''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man was a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon]] ~~cartoon~~ ''[[wikipedia:The Ren and Stimpy Show\|The Ren and Stimpy Show]]''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man was a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon\|Nicktoon]] ''[[wikipedia:The Ren and Stimpy Show\|The Ren and Stimpy Show]]''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:TheCheatMaxwell.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Cheat]] \|\| Maxwell \|\| Maxwell is the protagonist of the video game ''Scribblenauts'', who is famous for his trademark rooster-comb hat and a magic notebook that lets him summon various objects to solve puzzles. Later games in the series allowed for adjectives to modify objects. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Scribblenauts\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:TheCheatMaxwell.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Cheat]] \|\| Maxwell \|\| Maxwell is the protagonist of the video game ''Scribblenauts'', who is famous for his trademark rooster-comb hat and a magic notebook that lets him summon various objects to solve puzzles. Later games in the series allowed for adjectives to modify objects. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Scribblenauts\|Wikipedia article]]

RickTommy at 07:24, 5 January 2020

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	! Image !! Character !! Costume !! Explanation !! External Links		! Image !! Character !! Costume !! Explanation !! External Links
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-	\|\| [[File:HomestarDaleMurphy.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homestar Runner]] \|\| Power Alley Dale Murphy \|\| Dale Murphy was a Major League Baseball outfielder who played from 1976 until 1993. Murphy played for the [[~~Wikipedia:Atlanta Braves\|~~Atlanta Braves]] until 1990 and wore jersey number 3, which the team retired in his honor. Homestar's costume is specifically modeled after Nike's Power Alley poster of Murphy that featured the baseball player holding a glowing yellow bat. The back of Homestar's costume has "Murphy" written as "Mouphy" to emulate Homestar's [[Wikipedia:Rhotacism (speech impediment)\|rhotacism]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Dale Murphy\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:HomestarDaleMurphy.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homestar Runner]] \|\| Power Alley Dale Murphy \|\| Dale Murphy was a Major League Baseball outfielder who played from 1976 until 1993. Murphy played for the [[Atlanta Braves]] until 1990 and wore jersey number 3, which the team retired in his honor. Homestar's costume is specifically modeled after Nike's Power Alley poster of Murphy that featured the baseball player holding a glowing yellow bat. The back of Homestar's costume has "Murphy" written as "Mouphy" to emulate Homestar's [[Wikipedia:Rhotacism (speech impediment)\|rhotacism]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Dale Murphy\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:MarzipanJoanna.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Marzipan]] \|\| Joanna from Chotchkie's \|\| Joanna is a character played by [[Wikipedia:Jennifer Aniston\|Jennifer Aniston]] in the 1999 movie ''[[Office Space]]''. She is a waitress who is required to wear a minimum of 15 "pieces of flair" or pins on her uniform while working at her job. She eventually quit after being hassled for wearing the bare minimum and because she hated her job. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Office Space\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:MarzipanJoanna.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Marzipan]] \|\| Joanna from Chotchkie's \|\| Joanna is a character played by [[Wikipedia:Jennifer Aniston\|Jennifer Aniston]] in the 1999 movie ''[[Office Space]]''. She is a waitress who is required to wear a minimum of 15 "pieces of flair" or pins on her uniform while working at her job. She eventually quit after being hassled for wearing the bare minimum and because she hated her job. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Office Space\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch]]'s television series ''Twin Peaks''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch]]'s television series ''[[wikipedia:Twin Peaks\|Twin Peaks]]''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man was a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon]] cartoon ''The Ren and Stimpy Show''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man was a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon]] cartoon ''[[wikipedia:The Ren and Stimpy Show\|The Ren and Stimpy Show]]''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:TheCheatMaxwell.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Cheat]] \|\| Maxwell \|\| Maxwell is the protagonist of the video game ''Scribblenauts'', who is famous for his trademark rooster-comb hat and a magic notebook that lets him summon various objects to solve puzzles. Later games in the series allowed for adjectives to modify objects. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Scribblenauts\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:TheCheatMaxwell.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Cheat]] \|\| Maxwell \|\| Maxwell is the protagonist of the video game ''Scribblenauts'', who is famous for his trademark rooster-comb hat and a magic notebook that lets him summon various objects to solve puzzles. Later games in the series allowed for adjectives to modify objects. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Scribblenauts\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:ThnikkaStan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Bubs]] \|\| Grunkle Stan \|\|Stan Pines (known as Grunkle Stan by his great nephew and niece Dipper and Mabel Pines) is one of the main characters of [[Disney]]'s ''[[Wikipedia:Gravity Falls\|Gravity Falls]]''. Like Bubs, Stan is a con artist and schemer. During the course of the series, it is revealed that Stan may know more than he seems about the town's secrets and that the author of the three Journals that documented Gravity Falls' weirdness may be related to him. [[Matt Chapman]] [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|worked on the show]] during Homestar's [[hiatus]] during the early 2010's.\|\| [[Wikipedia:Grunkle Stan\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:ThnikkaStan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Bubs]] \|\| Grunkle Stan \|\|Stan Pines (known as Grunkle Stan by his great nephew and niece Dipper and Mabel Pines) is one of the main characters of [[Disney]]'s ''[[Wikipedia:Gravity Falls\|Gravity Falls]]''. Like Bubs, Stan is a con artist and schemer. During the course of the series, it is revealed that Stan may know more than he seems about the town's secrets and that the author of the three Journals that documented Gravity Falls' weirdness may be related to him. [[Matt Chapman]] [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects\|worked on the show]] during Homestar's [[hiatus]] during the early 2010's.\|\| [[Wikipedia:Grunkle Stan\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:StrongSadHerculePoirot.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Sad]] \|\| Hercule Poirot \|\| Hercule Poirot is a fictional Belgian detective created by British novelist [[Wikipedia:Agatha Christie\|Agatha Christie]]. One of Christie's most famous characters, Poirot appeared in thirty-three novels and various other works penned by Christie, and the character has since appeared in various films and television programs based on works he was featured in, including Kenneth Branagh's ''Murder on the Orient Express'' movie, released a week after this toon. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Hercule Poirot\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:StrongSadHerculePoirot.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Sad]] \|\| Hercule Poirot \|\| Hercule Poirot is a fictional Belgian detective created by British novelist [[Wikipedia:Agatha Christie\|Agatha Christie]]. One of Christie's most famous characters, Poirot appeared in thirty-three novels and various other works penned by Christie, and the character has since appeared in various films and television programs based on works he was featured in, including Kenneth Branagh's ''Murder on the Orient Express'' movie, released a week after this toon. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Hercule Poirot\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the Roald Dahl book ''[[Wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''. She was obsessed with chewing gum. When she got a meal-flavored piece of gum from Willy Wonka, he told her that the blueberry pie flavoring had a problem. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue and swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry. The outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on the one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book, ''[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a side note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region, like [[The Brothers Chaps]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]

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rm unnecessary pipe

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	\|\| [[File:MarzipanJoanna.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Marzipan]] \|\| Joanna from Chotchkie's \|\| Joanna is a character played by [[Wikipedia:Jennifer Aniston\|Jennifer Aniston]] in the 1999 movie ''[[Office Space]]''. She is a waitress who is required to wear a minimum of 15 "pieces of flair" or pins on her uniform while working at her job. She eventually quit after being hassled for wearing the bare minimum and because she hated her job. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Office Space\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:MarzipanJoanna.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Marzipan]] \|\| Joanna from Chotchkie's \|\| Joanna is a character played by [[Wikipedia:Jennifer Aniston\|Jennifer Aniston]] in the 1999 movie ''[[Office Space]]''. She is a waitress who is required to wear a minimum of 15 "pieces of flair" or pins on her uniform while working at her job. She eventually quit after being hassled for wearing the bare minimum and because she hated her job. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Office Space\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch~~\|David Lynch's~~]] television series ''Twin Peaks''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch]]'s television series ''Twin Peaks''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man was a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon]] cartoon ''The Ren and Stimpy Show''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man was a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon]] cartoon ''The Ren and Stimpy Show''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]

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-	\|\| [[File:HomestarDaleMurphy.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homestar Runner]] \|\| Power Alley Dale Murphy \|\| Dale Murphy ~~was~~ a Major League Baseball outfielder who played from 1976 until 1993. Murphy played for the [[Atlanta Braves]] until 1990 and wore jersey number 3, which the team retired in his honor. Homestar's costume is specifically modeled after Nike's Power Alley poster of Murphy that featured the baseball player holding a glowing yellow bat. The back of Homestar's costume has "Murphy" written as "Mouphy" to emulate Homestar's [[Wikipedia:Rhotacism (speech impediment)\|rhotacism]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Dale Murphy\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:HomestarDaleMurphy.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Homestar Runner]] \|\| Power Alley Dale Murphy \|\| Dale Murphy is a former Major League Baseball outfielder who played from 1976 until 1993. Murphy played for the [[Atlanta Braves]] until 1990 and wore jersey number 3, which the team retired in his honor. Homestar's costume is specifically modeled after Nike's Power Alley poster of Murphy that featured the baseball player holding a glowing yellow bat. The back of Homestar's costume has "Murphy" written as "Mouphy" to emulate Homestar's [[Wikipedia:Rhotacism (speech impediment)\|rhotacism]]. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Dale Murphy\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:MarzipanJoanna.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Marzipan]] \|\| Joanna from Chotchkie's \|\| Joanna is a character played by [[Wikipedia:Jennifer Aniston\|Jennifer Aniston]] in the 1999 movie ''[[Office Space]]''. She is a waitress who is required to wear a minimum of 15 "pieces of flair" or pins on her uniform while working at her job. She eventually quit after being hassled for wearing the bare minimum and because she hated her job. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Office Space\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:MarzipanJoanna.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Marzipan]] \|\| Joanna from Chotchkie's \|\| Joanna is a character played by [[Wikipedia:Jennifer Aniston\|Jennifer Aniston]] in the 1999 movie ''[[Office Space]]''. She is a waitress who is required to wear a minimum of 15 "pieces of flair" or pins on her uniform while working at her job. She eventually quit after being hassled for wearing the bare minimum and because she hated her job. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Office Space\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch]]'s television series ''[[wikipedia:Twin Peaks\|Twin Peaks]]''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:StrongBadBob.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Bad]] \|\| BOB \|\| Killer BOB is a sinister character played by Frank Silva in [[David Lynch]]'s television series ''[[wikipedia:Twin Peaks\|Twin Peaks]]''. BOB is a violent and murderous demon that feeds on pain and sorrow from the supernatural realm known as the Black Lodge. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Killer BOB\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man ~~was~~ a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon\|Nicktoon]] ''[[wikipedia:The Ren and Stimpy Show\|The Ren and Stimpy Show]]''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:StrongMadPowderedToastMan.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Strong Mad]] \|\| Powdered Toast Man \|\| Powdered Toast Man is a superhero featured on the cult favorite [[Nickelodeon\|Nicktoon]] ''[[wikipedia:The Ren and Stimpy Show\|The Ren and Stimpy Show]]''. He was the mascot for Powdered Toast, a breakfast treat that tasted like sawdust and could form into a piece of regular toast. His main superpower was super-flatulence. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Powdered Toast Man\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:TheCheatMaxwell.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Cheat]] \|\| Maxwell \|\| Maxwell is the protagonist of the video game ''Scribblenauts'', who is famous for his trademark rooster-comb hat and a magic notebook that lets him summon various objects to solve puzzles. Later games in the series allowed for adjectives to modify objects. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Scribblenauts\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:TheCheatMaxwell.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Cheat]] \|\| Maxwell \|\| Maxwell is the protagonist of the video game ''Scribblenauts'', who is famous for his trademark rooster-comb hat and a magic notebook that lets him summon various objects to solve puzzles. Later games in the series allowed for adjectives to modify objects. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Scribblenauts\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:KingOfTownAlice.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The King Of Town]] \|\| Alice from the "Don't Come Around Here No More" video \|\| "Don't Come Around Here No More" is a song performed by [[Wikipedia:Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers\|Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers]] that first appeared on their 1985 album ''Southern Accents''. The [[YouTube:h0JvF9vpqx8\|music video]] for the song is ''[[wikipedia:Alice in Wonderland\|Alice in Wonderland]]''-themed, with Tom Petty (who died less than a month before this toon was released) playing the Mad Hatter. Alice is inexplicably turned into a cake at the end of the video, hence the King's costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Don't Come Around Here No More\|Wikipedia article]]		\|\| [[File:KingOfTownAlice.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The King Of Town]] \|\| Alice from the "Don't Come Around Here No More" video \|\| "Don't Come Around Here No More" is a song performed by [[Wikipedia:Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers\|Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers]] that first appeared on their 1985 album ''Southern Accents''. The [[YouTube:h0JvF9vpqx8\|music video]] for the song is ''[[wikipedia:Alice in Wonderland\|Alice in Wonderland]]''-themed, with Tom Petty (who died less than a month before this toon was released) playing the Mad Hatter. Alice is inexplicably turned into a cake at the end of the video, hence the King's costume. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Don't Come Around Here No More\|Wikipedia article]]
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-	\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the ~~Roald Dahl book~~ ''~~[[Wikipedia:Charlie and~~ the Chocolate Factory\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory]]''~~. She was obsessed~~ with chewing gum. ~~When she got~~ a ~~meal-flavored piece~~ of ~~gum from~~ Willy Wonka~~, he told her~~ that ~~the blueberry pie flavoring had~~ a problem~~. Violet kept chewing, however, until she turned blue~~ and ~~swelled to the shape of a giant blueberry~~. The ~~outfit Pom Pom is wearing is based on~~ the ~~one worn by Violet in the 1971 film based on the book,~~ ''~~[[Wikipedia:Willy Wonka and~~ the ~~Chocolate Factory\|Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory]]''. On a~~ side ~~note, in the [[wikipedia:Charlie~~ and ~~the Chocolate Factory (film)\|2005 adaption]], Violet lives in the [[Georgia\|Atlanta]] region,~~ like ~~[[The Brothers Chaps]]~~. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]	+	\|\| [[File:PomPomVioletBeauregarde.png\|150px]] \|\| [[Pom Pom]] \|\| Violet Beauregarde \|\| Violet Beauregarde is a character from the movie ''{{w\|Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory}}'' (an adaptation of the novel ''{{w\|Charlie and the Chocolate Factory}}'' by Roald Dahl), characterized by her obsession with chewing gum. On a tour of the titular candy factory, she ignores chocolatier Willy Wonka's warning that an experimental "three-course meal" gum has a problem and chews it anyway. The final stage of the 'meal', blueberry pie, has the side effect of turning Violet blue and swelling her up like a giant blueberry. \|\| [[Wikipedia:Violet Beauregarde\|Wikipedia article]]
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	\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like Martian from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of "Instant Martians", which were pebble-sized pills that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]]. Their appearance resembles the Jovians from the 1955 cartoon "{{wp\|Jumpin' Jupiter}}".		\|\| [[File:PoopsmithInstantMartian.png\|150px]] \|\| [[The Poopsmith]] \|\| Instant Martian \|\| The Poopsmith is dressed as a bird-like Martian from the 1958 [[Looney Tunes]] cartoon "[[Wikipedia:Hare-Way to the Stars\|Hare-Way to the Stars]]". In the cartoon, [[Wikipedia:Marvin the Martian\|Marvin the Martian]] utilized the help of "Instant Martians", which were pebble-sized pills that turned into full-size beings, resembling the one seen here, by adding water, to try to hunt [[Wikipedia:Bugs Bunny\|Bugs Bunny]]. Their appearance resembles the Jovians from the 1955 cartoon "{{wp\|Jumpin' Jupiter}}".