The Castlefunnies - Revision history

Keegster2: I found no evidence that TWoI is largely considered unfunny, so this fun fact appears to be a bit opinionated. Either way, The Castlefunnies being based on it deserves being in the main section.

Keegster2 — Sat, 11 Nov 2023 19:20:08 GMT

I found no evidence that TWoI is largely considered unfunny, so this fun fact appears to be a bit opinionated. Either way, The Castlefunnies being based on it deserves being in the main section.

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	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]		[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

-	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[~~The~~ King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].	+	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[the King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]]. [[The Knight]] has also made an appearance in the comic.

-	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", ~~The~~ Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.	+	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", the Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the ''[[Peanuts]]'' character {{w\|Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock}}. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

-	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.	+	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a {{w\|American Civil War\|Civil War}} veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.

-	~~==Fun Facts==~~	+	The Castlefunnies is based on ''{{wp\|The Wizard of Id}}'', a comic strip also made by two men ({{w\|Brant Parker}} and {{wp\|Johnny Hart}}) that gained prominence in the '60s. A [[Sketchbook 2004#SK-2004-09-23\|collection of drawings]] from the [[Sketchbook]] shows early designs for the characters (including [[the Blacksmith]], who does not appear in the actual comic) that bear a much greater similarity to the art style of ''The Wizard of Id'''s characters.
-	*The Castlefunnies is based on ~~the~~ {{wp\|Wizard of Id}}, a comic strip ~~that was~~ also made by two men, {{w\|Brant ~~Parker\|~~Parker}} and {{wp\|Johnny ~~Hart\|~~Hart}}, that gained prominence in the '60s. ~~It is also notable~~ for ~~sometimes being particularly dry~~, ~~bland, and unfunny. It also features~~ a ~~king and his kingdom!~~	+

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

DorianGray: Date format

DorianGray — Sat, 24 Jun 2023 20:28:19 GMT

Date format

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	==Fun Facts==		==Fun Facts==
-	*The Castlefunnies is based on the {{wp\|Wizard of Id}}, a comic strip that was also made by two men, {{w\|Brant Parker\|Parker}} and {{wp\|Johnny Hart\|Hart}}, that gained prominence in the 60's. It is also notable for sometimes being particularly dry, bland, and unfunny. It also features a king and his kingdom!	+	*The Castlefunnies is based on the {{wp\|Wizard of Id}}, a comic strip that was also made by two men, {{w\|Brant Parker\|Parker}} and {{wp\|Johnny Hart\|Hart}}, that gained prominence in the '60s. It is also notable for sometimes being particularly dry, bland, and unfunny. It also features a king and his kingdom!

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

Crashdam at 20:24, 24 June 2023

Crashdam — Sat, 24 Jun 2023 20:24:55 GMT

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	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.		Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.
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		+	==Fun Facts==
		+	*The Castlefunnies is based on the {{wp\|Wizard of Id}}, a comic strip that was also made by two men, {{w\|Brant Parker\|Parker}} and {{wp\|Johnny Hart\|Hart}}, that gained prominence in the 60's. It is also notable for sometimes being particularly dry, bland, and unfunny. It also features a king and his kingdom!

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

Stux: /* See Also */ rm redundant cats

Stux — Thu, 14 Jan 2021 09:22:38 GMT

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: Also, capitalize Also

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 03:37:11 GMT

Also, capitalize Also

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-	==See ~~also~~==	+	==See Also==
	*[[Character Variations Other Costumes#The Castlefunnies\|The Castlefunnies Other Costumes]]		*[[Character Variations Other Costumes#The Castlefunnies\|The Castlefunnies Other Costumes]]
	{{Strong_Bad_variations}}		{{Strong_Bad_variations}}

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: rv; "The Castlefunnies" is a title, making it singular

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 03:36:46 GMT

rv; "The Castlefunnies" is a title, making it singular

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	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]		[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

-	'''The Castlefunnies''' ~~are~~ an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].	+	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].

	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.		Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

StarFox at 03:12, 30 March 2019

StarFox — Sat, 30 Mar 2019 03:12:52 GMT

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	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]		[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

-	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].	+	'''The Castlefunnies''' are an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].

	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.		Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

RickTommy at 02:56, 26 February 2017

RickTommy — Sun, 26 Feb 2017 02:56:08 GMT

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	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]		[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

-	'''The Castlefunnies''' is ~~the~~ extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].	+	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].

-	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]," The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.	+	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.		Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.

73.228.27.142: One sentence was added about the last strip.

73.228.27.142 — Sun, 26 Feb 2017 02:23:57 GMT

One sentence was added about the last strip.

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	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]," The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.		Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]," The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

-	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.	+	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc at 23:57, 5 June 2015

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Fri, 05 Jun 2015 23:57:12 GMT

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	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]		[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

-	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[~~The~~ King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].	+	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[the King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]]. [[The Knight]] has also made an appearance in the comic.

-	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", ~~The~~ Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.	+	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", the Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the ''[[Peanuts]]'' character {{w\|Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock}}. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

-	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.	+	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a {{w\|American Civil War\|Civil War}} veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. The last strip was a memorial for him, but as the creators did not know his name, they simply decided to call him "Chester". Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.

-	~~==Fun Facts==~~	+	The Castlefunnies is based on ''{{wp\|The Wizard of Id}}'', a comic strip also made by two men ({{w\|Brant Parker}} and {{wp\|Johnny Hart}}) that gained prominence in the '60s. A [[Sketchbook 2004#SK-2004-09-23\|collection of drawings]] from the [[Sketchbook]] shows early designs for the characters (including [[the Blacksmith]], who does not appear in the actual comic) that bear a much greater similarity to the art style of ''The Wizard of Id'''s characters.
-	*The Castlefunnies is based on ~~the~~ {{wp\|Wizard of Id}}, a comic strip ~~that was~~ also made by two men, {{w\|Brant ~~Parker\|~~Parker}} and {{wp\|Johnny ~~Hart\|~~Hart}}, that gained prominence in the '60s. ~~It is also notable~~ for ~~sometimes being particularly dry~~, ~~bland, and unfunny. It also features~~ a ~~king and his kingdom!~~	+

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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-	~~[[Category:Homestar Runner\|Castlefunnies]][[Category:Strong Bad\|Castlefunnies]]~~	+
-	[[Category:Comic strips]][[Category: Character Variations]]	+	[[Category:Comic strips]]
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	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]		[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

-	'''The Castlefunnies''' ~~are~~ an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].	+	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].

	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.		Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

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	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]		[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

-	'''The Castlefunnies''' is an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].	+	'''The Castlefunnies''' are an extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].

	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.		Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]", The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

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	[[Image:old comics screenshot.png\|thumb\|\|220px\|Lookit those noses!]]		[[Image:old comics screenshot.png\|thumb\|\|220px\|Lookit those noses!]]
-	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early ~~Castle Funnies~~ sketches.]]	+	[[Image:CastleFunniesSketches.png\|thumb\|220px\|Early Castlefunnies sketches.]]

	'''The Castlefunnies''' is the extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].		'''The Castlefunnies''' is the extremely unfunny old comic strip written by [[Leomard Sportsinterviews\|Lem Sportsinterviews]] and [[Levert Burtmore]]. The plot revolves around [[The King of Town]] complaining to his [[The Poopsmith\|Poopsmith]].

-	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]," The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\| newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.	+	Since it was a form of treason at the time to print the word "[[Whatsit\|poop]]," The Poopsmith was referred to as "Mushy Chamberpot", which might have been the funniest part of the comic. "Mushy" spoke using only the [[Sir Loodabert Comma\|newly-discovered]] [[comma]], in similarity to the [[Peanuts]] character [[Wikipedia:Woodstock (Peanuts)\|Woodstock]]. At the time, this was considered comedic gold.

	Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.		Readership was low, and several attempts to gain popularity were tried. A crossover involving [[Strong Bad]] and [[Homestar Runner]] worked until the sole remaining reader, a Civil War veteran and creamed corn [[enthusiast]], died. Later, a "[[King Castlefunny Pencil Moistener]]" was released, but sales were low, as the Dry Pencil Scare of '47 lasted only three days.
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	==See also==		==See also==
	*[[Character Variations Other Costumes#The Castlefunnies\|The Castlefunnies Other Costumes]]		*[[Character Variations Other Costumes#The Castlefunnies\|The Castlefunnies Other Costumes]]
		+	{{Strong_Bad_variations}}
		+	{{Homestar Runner variations}}
	{{The King of Town variations\|Castlefunnies}}		{{The King of Town variations\|Castlefunnies}}
	{{The Poopsmith variations\|Castlefunnies}}		{{The Poopsmith variations\|Castlefunnies}}
	[[Category:Homestar Runner\|Castlefunnies]][[Category:Strong Bad\|Castlefunnies]]		[[Category:Homestar Runner\|Castlefunnies]][[Category:Strong Bad\|Castlefunnies]]
	[[Category:Comic strips]][[Category: Character Variations]]		[[Category:Comic strips]][[Category: Character Variations]]