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68.252.5.237 at 06:16, 13 November 2022

68.252.5.237 — Sun, 13 Nov 2022 06:16:21 GMT

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	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
-	*This is the only email in which Strong Bad is not ~~seen~~.	+	*This is the only email in which Strong Bad does not appear.
	*This is the first appearance of [[Mountain Dew]]. It had been previously mentioned, but not seen, in [[techno]].		*This is the first appearance of [[Mountain Dew]]. It had been previously mentioned, but not seen, in [[techno]].
	*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#the 7th guest\|7th guest]]".		*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#the 7th guest\|7th guest]]".
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	== DVD Version ==		== DVD Version ==
-	*The Fish Lake and "Old People Music" CD eggs are still viewable using the angle button on ~~your~~ DVD remote.	+	*The Fish Lake and "Old People Music" CD eggs are still viewable using the angle button on the DVD remote.
-	*The DVD version features hidden audio commentary. To access it, switch ~~your~~ DVD player's audio language selection while watching.	+	*The DVD version features hidden audio commentary. To access it, switch the DVD player's audio language selection while watching.

	=== Commentary Transcript ===		=== Commentary Transcript ===

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: — → {{--}}

The Cheatbot — Fri, 04 Nov 2022 03:29:09 GMT

autoreplace: — → {{--}}

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	''{After reading "Strong Bad," Homestar angrily regards the screen and says, "Um, I do believe I just told you my name is Homestar Runner. But I'll let it slide this time." He then continues reading and pronounces "FL" as the letters "F" and "L".}''		''{After reading "Strong Bad," Homestar angrily regards the screen and says, "Um, I do believe I just told you my name is Homestar Runner. But I'll let it slide this time." He then continues reading and pronounces "FL" as the letters "F" and "L".}''

-	'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{typing}'' FL?'' {again as "F" and "L"}'' Far-off Lands? Foreign Leadership Camp? Fish Lake? ''{stops typing}'' Oh, I got it. He's from Fish Lake. ''{clears screen, resumes typing}'' Well, Jerome, I once made a birthday present for Marzipan out of some of my old CD's I didn't like anymore and placed them in a decorative bag. ''{stops typing, clears screen}'' And then ''{resumes typing}'' I once made breakfast out of cold pizza and half and half. Oh! And one time I made a whole set of coasters out of~~—~~	+	'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{typing}'' FL?'' {again as "F" and "L"}'' Far-off Lands? Foreign Leadership Camp? Fish Lake? ''{stops typing}'' Oh, I got it. He's from Fish Lake. ''{clears screen, resumes typing}'' Well, Jerome, I once made a birthday present for Marzipan out of some of my old CD's I didn't like anymore and placed them in a decorative bag. ''{stops typing, clears screen}'' And then ''{resumes typing}'' I once made breakfast out of cold pizza and half and half. Oh! And one time I made a whole set of coasters out of{{--}}

	''{cut to some glasses of melonade sitting on game cartridges}''		''{cut to some glasses of melonade sitting on game cartridges}''

-	'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{voiceover}'' ~~—~~some old Sega tapes. And I made a pair of shoes—	+	'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{voiceover}'' {{--}}some old Sega tapes. And I made a pair of shoes—

	''{Cut to Coach Z and Strong Sad out in the field talking. Strong Sad has a Foreign Leadership Camp '91 T-shirt on. Homestar walks on wearing shoeboxes for shoes.}''		''{Cut to Coach Z and Strong Sad out in the field talking. Strong Sad has a Foreign Leadership Camp '91 T-shirt on. Homestar walks on wearing shoeboxes for shoes.}''
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	''{Strong Bad makes a sound effect}''		''{Strong Bad makes a sound effect}''

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' That's the sound they make when~~—~~	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' That's the sound they make when{{--}}

	'''MIKE:''' Not mine...		'''MIKE:''' Not mine...

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' ~~—~~you're rubbing it down.	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' {{--}}you're rubbing it down.

-	'''MIKE:''' Uh, okay, so where were you when, uh, Home~~—~~ when this was going on?	+	'''MIKE:''' Uh, okay, so where were you when, uh, Home{{--}} when this was going on?

	'''STRONG BAD:''' Uh, I mean, I think.		'''STRONG BAD:''' Uh, I mean, I think.
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	'''MIKE:''' Wait!		'''MIKE:''' Wait!

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' Uh~~—~~	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' Uh{{--}}

	'''MIKE:''' You listen to me. ''{Strong Bad chuckles nervously}'' You're supposed to check your email Monday morning, sometimes Monday afternoon, occasionally Tuesday morning.		'''MIKE:''' You listen to me. ''{Strong Bad chuckles nervously}'' You're supposed to check your email Monday morning, sometimes Monday afternoon, occasionally Tuesday morning.
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	'''STRONG BAD:''' This was one of those Wednesday times.		'''STRONG BAD:''' This was one of those Wednesday times.

-	'''MIKE:''' What? But you didn't~~—~~	+	'''MIKE:''' What? But you didn't{{--}}

	'''STRONG BAD:''' Planning on doing it on a Wednesday.		'''STRONG BAD:''' Planning on doing it on a Wednesday.

-	'''MIKE:''' Oh, Homestar just~~—~~	+	'''MIKE:''' Oh, Homestar just{{--}}

	'''STRONG BAD:''' Shanghaied.		'''STRONG BAD:''' Shanghaied.

Bleu Ninja: /* Real-World References */ New image. Trimmed Sega Tapes over-elaboration.

Bleu Ninja — Tue, 25 Oct 2022 21:49:32 GMT

Real-World References: New image. Trimmed Sega Tapes over-elaboration.

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	[[~~Image~~:~~Cpep~~.~~JPG~~\|thumb\|Sgt. ~~Cheatar~~]]	+	[[File:sgt pepper cheat.png\|thumb\|Sgt. Cheater]]
-	*"Never-ending Soda" is a parody of the ~~[http://users.pandora.be/soundtrack-fm/Reviews/Klaus_Doldinger/neverending_story/neverending_story.htm~~ theme song~~] of~~ the 1984 fantasy movie [[The NeverEnding Story]].	+	*"Never-ending Soda" is a parody of the {{w\|The NeverEnding Story (song)\|theme song}} to the 1984 fantasy movie [[The NeverEnding Story]].
-	*The Cheat is wearing ~~[[Wikipedia:George Harrison~~\|George Harrison]]'s costume from [[The Beatles]]' album [[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band\|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]].	+	*The Cheat is wearing {{w\|George Harrison}}'s costume from [[The Beatles]]' album [[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band\|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]].
-	*The "[[Sega Tapes]]" are actually the ~~[[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|~~cartridges]] used in the ~~[[Wikipedia:Sega Genesis~~\|Sega Genesis~~]], a~~ console released in 1988 in Japan and in 1989 in the U.S. by [[Sega]], which was launched during the 16-bit era of gaming. The generic brown labels on the cartridges, however, pass more of a resemblance to the ones used on the 8-bit [[Wikipedia:Sega Master System\|Sega Master System]] predecessor.	+	*The "[[Sega Tapes]]" are actually the cartridges used by the {{w\|Sega Genesis}} console.
-	**"Tape" is a ~~somewhat common~~ misnomer ~~for "~~[[~~Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridge~~]]~~" referring to cartridges~~' ~~resemblance to [[Wikipedia:Compact audio cassette\|cassette tapes]]~~, ~~which were also used in~~ the ~~8-bit era for data storage (see also [[Wikipedia:Datassette~~\|~~Commodore Datassette]], [http://www~~.~~atarimuseum.com/computers/8bits/400800/410/410.html Atari 410 Program Recorder]) and at the same time for mass-produced music albums. Cartridges used with video game systems like the Genesis and~~ Master System ~~contain semiconductor-based [[Wikipedia:Read-only memory~~\|ROM]] chips ~~for data storage~~ rather than ~~spools of [[Wikipedia:~~magnetic tape~~\|magnetic tape]], so they are not actually tapes~~.	+	**"Tape" is a misnomer derived from the game cartridges from [[Sega]]'s previous console, the {{w\|Master System}}. The Master System's {{w\|ROM cartridge}}s superficially resembled {{w\|cassette tapes}}, despite using chips rather than magnetic tape to store data.

	===Fast Forward===		===Fast Forward===

It's dot com: rv; that's why it's listed as a remark, not a reference

It's dot com — Thu, 25 Feb 2021 02:26:29 GMT

rv; that's why it's listed as a remark, not a reference

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	===Remarks===		===Remarks===
	<!--The Dan/Jerome item was STUFF'd more than once and Declined. While the joke may or may not be obvious, it is still included (however subtly) in the transcript and the Strong Bad Email By Name page.-->		<!--The Dan/Jerome item was STUFF'd more than once and Declined. While the joke may or may not be obvious, it is still included (however subtly) in the transcript and the Strong Bad Email By Name page.-->
		+	*[[Wikipedia:Fish Lake\|Fish Lake]] is the name of a township in Minnesota and a small town in Indiana. It is also the name of a large number of lakes in North America.
	*When poured onto the keyboard, the Mountain Dew appears to be a green liquid. In real life, Mountain Dew is yellow; it just comes in a green bottle.		*When poured onto the keyboard, the Mountain Dew appears to be a green liquid. In real life, Mountain Dew is yellow; it just comes in a green bottle.
	*When Homestar misspells Strong Bad's email command on the computer, it works. However, Strong Bad misspelled it in [[funny]] and received a "not found" error.		*When Homestar misspells Strong Bad's email command on the computer, it works. However, Strong Bad misspelled it in [[funny]] and received a "not found" error.

Wolf O'Donnel: /* Remarks */ So TTATOT

Wolf O'Donnel — Thu, 25 Feb 2021 02:05:15 GMT

Remarks: So TTATOT

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	===Remarks===		===Remarks===
	<!--The Dan/Jerome item was STUFF'd more than once and Declined. While the joke may or may not be obvious, it is still included (however subtly) in the transcript and the Strong Bad Email By Name page.-->		<!--The Dan/Jerome item was STUFF'd more than once and Declined. While the joke may or may not be obvious, it is still included (however subtly) in the transcript and the Strong Bad Email By Name page.-->
-	*[[Wikipedia:Fish Lake\|Fish Lake]] is the name of a township in Minnesota and a small town in Indiana. It is also the name of a large number of lakes in North America.
	*When poured onto the keyboard, the Mountain Dew appears to be a green liquid. In real life, Mountain Dew is yellow; it just comes in a green bottle.		*When poured onto the keyboard, the Mountain Dew appears to be a green liquid. In real life, Mountain Dew is yellow; it just comes in a green bottle.
	*When Homestar misspells Strong Bad's email command on the computer, it works. However, Strong Bad misspelled it in [[funny]] and received a "not found" error.		*When Homestar misspells Strong Bad's email command on the computer, it works. However, Strong Bad misspelled it in [[funny]] and received a "not found" error.

The Cheatbot: update nav template

The Cheatbot — Sat, 06 Feb 2021 01:32:40 GMT

update nav template

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-	{{sbenav~~\|78~~}}	+	{{sbenav}}
	[[Image:sbemail78.png\|thumb\|"Dang. This thing's like... the never-ending soda."]]		[[Image:sbemail78.png\|thumb\|"Dang. This thing's like... the never-ending soda."]]

71.246.15.253 at 22:09, 20 September 2020

71.246.15.253 — Sun, 20 Sep 2020 22:09:22 GMT

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	*"Never-ending Soda" is a parody of the [http://users.pandora.be/soundtrack-fm/Reviews/Klaus_Doldinger/neverending_story/neverending_story.htm theme song] of the 1984 fantasy movie [[The NeverEnding Story]].		*"Never-ending Soda" is a parody of the [http://users.pandora.be/soundtrack-fm/Reviews/Klaus_Doldinger/neverending_story/neverending_story.htm theme song] of the 1984 fantasy movie [[The NeverEnding Story]].
	*The Cheat is wearing [[Wikipedia:George Harrison\|George Harrison]]'s costume from [[The Beatles]]' album [[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band\|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]].		*The Cheat is wearing [[Wikipedia:George Harrison\|George Harrison]]'s costume from [[The Beatles]]' album [[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band\|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]].
-	*The "[[Sega Tapes]]" are actually the [[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridges]] used in the [[Wikipedia:Sega Genesis\|Sega Genesis]], a console released in 1989 by [[Sega]], which was launched during the 16-bit era of gaming. The generic brown labels on the cartridges, however, pass more of a resemblance to the ones used on the 8-bit [[Wikipedia:Sega Master System\|Sega Master System]] predecessor.	+	*The "[[Sega Tapes]]" are actually the [[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridges]] used in the [[Wikipedia:Sega Genesis\|Sega Genesis]], a console released in 1988 in Japan and in 1989 in the U.S. by [[Sega]], which was launched during the 16-bit era of gaming. The generic brown labels on the cartridges, however, pass more of a resemblance to the ones used on the 8-bit [[Wikipedia:Sega Master System\|Sega Master System]] predecessor.
	**"Tape" is a somewhat common misnomer for "[[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridge]]" referring to cartridges' resemblance to [[Wikipedia:Compact audio cassette\|cassette tapes]], which were also used in the 8-bit era for data storage (see also [[Wikipedia:Datassette\|Commodore Datassette]], [http://www.atarimuseum.com/computers/8bits/400800/410/410.html Atari 410 Program Recorder]) and at the same time for mass-produced music albums. Cartridges used with video game systems like the Genesis and Master System contain semiconductor-based [[Wikipedia:Read-only memory\|ROM]] chips for data storage rather than spools of [[Wikipedia:magnetic tape\|magnetic tape]], so they are not actually tapes.		**"Tape" is a somewhat common misnomer for "[[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridge]]" referring to cartridges' resemblance to [[Wikipedia:Compact audio cassette\|cassette tapes]], which were also used in the 8-bit era for data storage (see also [[Wikipedia:Datassette\|Commodore Datassette]], [http://www.atarimuseum.com/computers/8bits/400800/410/410.html Atari 410 Program Recorder]) and at the same time for mass-produced music albums. Cartridges used with video game systems like the Genesis and Master System contain semiconductor-based [[Wikipedia:Read-only memory\|ROM]] chips for data storage rather than spools of [[Wikipedia:magnetic tape\|magnetic tape]], so they are not actually tapes.

203.27.24.88: /* Fun Facts */

203.27.24.88 — Fri, 08 Jun 2018 04:20:40 GMT

Fun Facts

68.37.43.131: /* Trivia */ I never knew The Homestar Runner used Strong Bad's telegrammaphone.

68.37.43.131 — Sat, 31 Mar 2018 22:25:04 GMT

Trivia: I never knew The Homestar Runner used Strong Bad's telegrammaphone.

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	*This is the first appearance of [[Mountain Dew]]. It had been previously mentioned, but not seen, in [[techno]].		*This is the first appearance of [[Mountain Dew]]. It had been previously mentioned, but not seen, in [[techno]].
	*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#the 7th guest\|7th guest]]".		*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#the 7th guest\|7th guest]]".
		+	**The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "The Homestar Runner sits in and guest-checks one of Strong Bad's beloved emails! Can you believe it?"

	===Remarks===		===Remarks===

DorianGray: /* External Links */ Update with template, Youtube link

DorianGray — Fri, 30 Mar 2018 22:37:28 GMT

External Links: Update with template, Youtube link

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==
-	*[[HR:sbemail78.html\|~~watch "anything"]]~~	+	{{sbemailextlinks\|78\|youtube=4GCrAKpvvuU}}
-	*[[HR:sbemail78.swf\|~~view the Flash file for "anything"]]~~	+

	{{Strong Bad Email}}		{{Strong Bad Email}}
-	[[Category: Emails With DVD Commentary]]	+
		+	[[Category:Emails With DVD Commentary]]

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	== Fun Facts ==		== Fun Facts ==
	===Explanations===		===Explanations===
-	*[[Wikipedia:COM file\|.com]] is one of the filename extensions for [[~~Wikipedia:MS-DOS\|MS-~~DOS]] programs (a slightly different format from the [[Wikipedia:EXE\|.exe]] used by the usual <code>strongbad_email.exe</code>).	+	*[[Wikipedia:COM file\|.com]] is one of the filename extensions for [[DOS]] programs (a slightly different format from the [[Wikipedia:EXE\|.exe]] used by the usual <code>strongbad_email.exe</code>).
	*On a basic QWERTY keyboard, the "M" key is to the right of the "N" key, which is probably the reason Homestar typed "enail" instead of "email".		*On a basic QWERTY keyboard, the "M" key is to the right of the "N" key, which is probably the reason Homestar typed "enail" instead of "email".

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	*This is the first appearance of [[Mountain Dew]]. It had been previously mentioned, but not seen, in [[techno]].		*This is the first appearance of [[Mountain Dew]]. It had been previously mentioned, but not seen, in [[techno]].
	*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#the 7th guest\|7th guest]]".		*The label on the disk in the floppy disk container reads "[[Floppy Disk Container#the 7th guest\|7th guest]]".
-	**The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "The Homestar Runner sits in and guest-checks one of Strong Bad's beloved emails! Can you believe it?"	+	*The [[YouTube]] description for this email is "The Homestar Runner sits in and guest-checks one of Strong Bad's beloved emails! Can you believe it?"

	===Remarks===		===Remarks===
-	<!--The Dan/Jerome item was STUFF'd more than once and Declined. While the joke may or may not be obvious, it is still included (however subtly) in the transcript and the Strong Bad Email By Name page.-->	+	<!--The Dan/Jerome item was STUFF'd more than once and Declined. While the joke may or may not be obvious, it is still included (however subtly) in the transcript and the Strong Bad Email By Name page.-->
-	*[[Wikipedia:Fish Lake\|Fish Lake]] is the name of a township in Minnesota and a small town in Indiana. It is also the name of ~~many, many~~ lakes in North America.	+	*[[Wikipedia:Fish Lake\|Fish Lake]] is the name of a township in Minnesota and a small town in Indiana. It is also the name of a large number of lakes in North America.
-	*When poured onto the keyboard, the Mountain Dew appears to be a green liquid. In real life, Mountain Dew is yellow; it just comes in a green bottle.	+	*When poured onto the keyboard, the Mountain Dew appears to be a green liquid. In real life, Mountain Dew is yellow; it just comes in a green bottle.
	*When Homestar misspells Strong Bad's email command on the computer, it works. However, Strong Bad misspelled it in [[funny]] and received a "not found" error.		*When Homestar misspells Strong Bad's email command on the computer, it works. However, Strong Bad misspelled it in [[funny]] and received a "not found" error.
	*Homestar accessed Strong Bad's email on his first try. Previously, he made [[50 emails#Homestar's attempts at DELETED\|several wrong attempts to delete an email]] which resulted in a [[Strong Bad's Computer Malfunctioning\|Flagrant System Error]] on the Compy.		*Homestar accessed Strong Bad's email on his first try. Previously, he made [[50 emails#Homestar's attempts at DELETED\|several wrong attempts to delete an email]] which resulted in a [[Strong Bad's Computer Malfunctioning\|Flagrant System Error]] on the Compy.
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	*While Homestar is introducing himself, in one frame his reflection's mouth is open but the top of his underbite appears closed.		*While Homestar is introducing himself, in one frame his reflection's mouth is open but the top of his underbite appears closed.
	*When Strong Sad is wearing the "Foreign Leadership Camp '91" shirt, his belly button has disappeared.		*When Strong Sad is wearing the "Foreign Leadership Camp '91" shirt, his belly button has disappeared.
-	*When Homestar clears the screen after typing "Fish Lake," ~~you can see~~ the "a>" prompt ~~escape~~ from the top of the Compy screen.	+	*When Homestar clears the screen after typing "Fish Lake", the "a>" prompt escapes from the top of the Compy screen.
	*Homestar's reflection remains the same when the monitor's contrast is adjusted. This is strange, as it adjusts correctly in a previous email ([[2 emails]]).		*Homestar's reflection remains the same when the monitor's contrast is adjusted. This is strange, as it adjusts correctly in a previous email ([[2 emails]]).
-	*The first time Homestar says "Strong Bad," it is spoken without his usual [[Homestar Runner Without his Speech Impediment\|speech impediment]]. The impediment returns for the rest of the email, however.	+	*The first time Homestar says "Strong Bad", it is spoken without his usual [[Homestar Runner Without his Speech Impediment\|speech impediment]]. The impediment returns for the rest of the email, however.
	*In the scene where Homestar starts pouring Mountain Dew on the Compy's keyboard, the contrast knob is missing.		*In the scene where Homestar starts pouring Mountain Dew on the Compy's keyboard, the contrast knob is missing.

	===Inside References===		===Inside References===
-	*The names of the "[[Sega tapes]]" are actually the following [[Videlectrix]] games: [[Pigs on Head]], [[Shploitz!]], and [[QWERTY]]. The one that says just "Space" could be "[[Spaceshipper]]", also a Videlectrix game.	+	*The names of the "[[Sega tapes]]" are actually the following [[Videlectrix]] games: [[Pigs on Head]], [[Shploitz!]], and [[QWERTY]]. The one that visibly says just "Space" could be "[[Spaceshipper]]", also a Videlectrix game.
-	*Coach Z's line, "[[Reg Having the Ball\|Reg had the ball]] at the [[top of the key]]," is a direct quote from Strong Bad's [[autobiography]] tape.	+	*Coach Z's line, "[[Reg Having the Ball\|Reg had the ball]] at the [[top of the key]]," is a direct quote from Strong Bad's [[autobiography]] [[Words I Probably Said\|tape]].
-	*[[Far Off Lands]] is a reference to [[In Search of the Yello Dello]], where ~~they~~ travel through this area.	+	*[[Far Off Lands]] is a reference to [[In Search of the Yello Dello]], where Homestar, Strong Sad, and [[Pom Pom]] travel through this area.
-	*This is another mention of [[~~Pizza~~]].	+	*This is another mention of [[pizza]].
	*One of the shoe boxes on Homestar's feet is from [[Freshley's]].		*One of the shoe boxes on Homestar's feet is from [[Freshley's]].

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	[[Image:Cpep.JPG\|thumb\|Sgt. Cheatar]]		[[Image:Cpep.JPG\|thumb\|Sgt. Cheatar]]
	*"Never-ending Soda" is a parody of the [http://users.pandora.be/soundtrack-fm/Reviews/Klaus_Doldinger/neverending_story/neverending_story.htm theme song] of the 1984 fantasy movie [[The NeverEnding Story]].		*"Never-ending Soda" is a parody of the [http://users.pandora.be/soundtrack-fm/Reviews/Klaus_Doldinger/neverending_story/neverending_story.htm theme song] of the 1984 fantasy movie [[The NeverEnding Story]].
-	*The Cheat is wearing [[Wikipedia:George Harrison\|George Harrison's]] costume from [[The Beatles]]' album [[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band\|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]].	+	*The Cheat is wearing [[Wikipedia:George Harrison\|George Harrison]]'s costume from [[The Beatles]]' album [[Wikipedia:Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band\|Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band]].
-	*The "[[Sega Tapes]]" are actually the [[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridges]] used in the [[Wikipedia:Sega Genesis\|Sega Genesis]], a console released in 1989 by [[~~Wikipedia:Sega\|~~Sega]], which was launched during the 16-bit era of gaming. The generic brown labels on the cartridges, however, pass more of a resemblance to the ones used on the 8-bit [[Wikipedia:Sega Master System\|Sega Master System]] predecessor.	+	*The "[[Sega Tapes]]" are actually the [[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridges]] used in the [[Wikipedia:Sega Genesis\|Sega Genesis]], a console released in 1989 by [[Sega]], which was launched during the 16-bit era of gaming. The generic brown labels on the cartridges, however, pass more of a resemblance to the ones used on the 8-bit [[Wikipedia:Sega Master System\|Sega Master System]] predecessor.
	**"Tape" is a somewhat common misnomer for "[[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridge]]" referring to cartridges' resemblance to [[Wikipedia:Compact audio cassette\|cassette tapes]], which were also used in the 8-bit era for data storage (see also [[Wikipedia:Datassette\|Commodore Datassette]], [http://www.atarimuseum.com/computers/8bits/400800/410/410.html Atari 410 Program Recorder]) and at the same time for mass-produced music albums. Cartridges used with video game systems like the Genesis and Master System contain semiconductor-based [[Wikipedia:Read-only memory\|ROM]] chips for data storage rather than spools of [[Wikipedia:magnetic tape\|magnetic tape]], so they are not actually tapes.		**"Tape" is a somewhat common misnomer for "[[Wikipedia:cartridge (electronics)\|cartridge]]" referring to cartridges' resemblance to [[Wikipedia:Compact audio cassette\|cassette tapes]], which were also used in the 8-bit era for data storage (see also [[Wikipedia:Datassette\|Commodore Datassette]], [http://www.atarimuseum.com/computers/8bits/400800/410/410.html Atari 410 Program Recorder]) and at the same time for mass-produced music albums. Cartridges used with video game systems like the Genesis and Master System contain semiconductor-based [[Wikipedia:Read-only memory\|ROM]] chips for data storage rather than spools of [[Wikipedia:magnetic tape\|magnetic tape]], so they are not actually tapes.

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	*When [[The Cheat's Head Exploding\|The Cheat's head explodes]] in [[couch patch]], Homestar asks whether he had ever poured Mountain Dew over the Compy.		*When [[The Cheat's Head Exploding\|The Cheat's head explodes]] in [[couch patch]], Homestar asks whether he had ever poured Mountain Dew over the Compy.
	*The [[Freshley's]] shoebox Homestar wears reappears in the email [[time capsule]]. It is also seen briefly in the email [[original]], as the base of the toothpick sculpture.		*The [[Freshley's]] shoebox Homestar wears reappears in the email [[time capsule]]. It is also seen briefly in the email [[original]], as the base of the toothpick sculpture.
-	*In [[retirement]], Homestar pours Mountain Dew into the [[Tandy 400]]. Strong Bad adds denture tablets, causing it to [[Explosions\|explode]].	+	*In [[retirement]], Homestar pours Mountain Dew into the [[Tandy 400]]. Strong Bad adds [[Oh No You Dent! Denture Tablets\|denture tablets]], causing it to [[Explosions\|explode]].
	*In a flashback from [[the paper]], [[The Paper]] prevents Homestar from pouring Mountain Dew on the [[Lappy 486]].		*In a flashback from [[the paper]], [[The Paper]] prevents Homestar from pouring Mountain Dew on the [[Lappy 486]].
-	**In an Easter ~~Egg~~ from the same email, Homestar sings another parody of the song from ''The Neverending Story.''	+	**In an Easter egg from the same email, Homestar sings another parody of the song from ''The Neverending Story''.
-	***Also in [[the paper]], Homestar repeats Coach Z's line "Reg had the ball at the top o' the key," but instead says "Homestar has the ball at the [[top of the key~~]]..~~."	+	***Also in [[the paper]], Homestar repeats Coach Z's line "Reg had the ball at the top o' the key," but instead says, "Homestar has the ball at the top of the key."
	*[[Sega tapes]] are mentioned again in [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 8]], and later in [[more armies]].		*[[Sega tapes]] are mentioned again in [[Teen Girl Squad Issue 8]], and later in [[more armies]].
-	*In [[winter pool]], Strong Sad's egg timer is used to show when the pool full of ~~jello~~ is finished.	+	*In [[winter pool]], Strong Sad's egg timer is used to show when the [[Swimming Pool\|pool]] full of [[Fluffy Puff Translucent Dessert Related Substance\|gelatin]] is finished.
	*In [[email thunder]], Strong Bad pours Mountain Dew on Homestar's computer, the [[Happy 8600]], quoting Homestar's "apply liberally" line while imitating Homestar's accent.		*In [[email thunder]], Strong Bad pours Mountain Dew on Homestar's computer, the [[Happy 8600]], quoting Homestar's "apply liberally" line while imitating Homestar's accent.
-	*Homestar would eventually answer more emails in the form of [[~~hremail~~]]s.	+	*Homestar would eventually answer more emails in the form of [[Hremails]].

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