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TheOneAndOnlyDanky: Archive'd n' Live'd category

TheOneAndOnlyDanky — Fri, 20 Sep 2024 20:43:20 GMT

Archive'd n' Live'd category

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-	[[Category:Podstar Runner]][[Category:Emails With DVD Commentary]][[Category:Favorites]] [[Category: Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 2]] [[Category: Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 3]]	+	[[Category:Podstar Runner]][[Category:Emails With DVD Commentary]][[Category:Favorites]] [[Category: Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 2]] [[Category: Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 3]][[Category:Archive'd n' Live'd]]

Wolf O'Donnel: /* Remarks */

Wolf O'Donnel — Wed, 03 Jan 2024 09:17:26 GMT

Remarks

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-	*Strong Bad says that screaming at the top of your lungs is for people with ~~blonde~~ hair; however, Scandinavian [[Wikipedia:Black metal\|black metal]] utilizes this technique frequently.	+	*Strong Bad says that screaming at the top of your lungs is for people with blond hair; however, Scandinavian [[Wikipedia:Black metal\|black metal]] utilizes this technique frequently.
	*While Scandinavia could be seen as the stereotypical place for a death metal band to live, with Sweden having a sizable death metal scene, many of death metal's most popular bands are actually from Florida.		*While Scandinavia could be seen as the stereotypical place for a death metal band to live, with Sweden having a sizable death metal scene, many of death metal's most popular bands are actually from Florida.

Wolf O'Donnel: /* Remarks */

Wolf O'Donnel — Sat, 06 May 2023 08:23:15 GMT

Remarks

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	*Strong Bad says that screaming at the top of your lungs is for people with blonde hair; however, Scandinavian [[Wikipedia:Black metal\|black metal]] utilizes this technique frequently.		*Strong Bad says that screaming at the top of your lungs is for people with blonde hair; however, Scandinavian [[Wikipedia:Black metal\|black metal]] utilizes this technique frequently.
-	*While Scandinavia could be seen as the stereotypical place for a death metal band to live, with Sweden having a ~~sizeable~~ death metal scene, many of death metal's most popular bands are actually from Florida.	+	*While Scandinavia could be seen as the stereotypical place for a death metal band to live, with Sweden having a sizable death metal scene, many of death metal's most popular bands are actually from Florida.

	===Goofs===		===Goofs===

The Knights Who Say Ni: /* Remarks */ already in Real-World References

The Knights Who Say Ni — Tue, 02 May 2023 00:15:30 GMT

Remarks: already in Real-World References

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	*Strong Bad says that screaming at the top of your lungs is for people with blonde hair; however, Scandinavian [[Wikipedia:Black metal\|black metal]] utilizes this technique frequently.		*Strong Bad says that screaming at the top of your lungs is for people with blonde hair; however, Scandinavian [[Wikipedia:Black metal\|black metal]] utilizes this technique frequently.
-	*The Half Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour featured videos from Winger, Slaughter, and the Vinnie Vincent Invasion. These bands are glam metal, not death metal.
	*While Scandinavia could be seen as the stereotypical place for a death metal band to live, with Sweden having a sizeable death metal scene, many of death metal's most popular bands are actually from Florida.		*While Scandinavia could be seen as the stereotypical place for a death metal band to live, with Sweden having a sizeable death metal scene, many of death metal's most popular bands are actually from Florida.

Bleu Ninja: /* DVD Version */ formatting + info

Bleu Ninja — Mon, 01 May 2023 03:30:57 GMT

DVD Version: formatting + info

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	'''MIKE:''' He's in, like, four bands. He's the only drummer at the school.		'''MIKE:''' He's in, like, four bands. He's the only drummer at the school.

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' He looks like Joe Mama Besser from Spinal Tap.	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' He looks like Joe "Mama" Besser from Spinal Tap.

-	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Joe Mama Besser didn't make it very far.	+	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Joe "Mama" Besser didn't make it very far.

	'''STRONG BAD:''' I don't think he did.		'''STRONG BAD:''' I don't think he did.
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	'''STRONG BAD:''' No! It's hard to{{--}} to resist... the quadruple bass pedal. ''{pause}'' This is my favorite show.		'''STRONG BAD:''' No! It's hard to{{--}} to resist... the quadruple bass pedal. ''{pause}'' This is my favorite show.

-	'''MIKE:''' The ~~hard~~ 30?	+	'''MIKE:''' The ''Hard 30''?

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' The ~~hard~~ 30. Ozzy Ozzy 'ard N Heavy!	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' The ''Hard 30''. Ozzy Ozzy 'ard 'N' Heavy!

-	'''MIKE:''' Yeah, remember those Hard N Heavy videos?	+	'''MIKE:''' Yeah, remember those ''Hard 'N' Heavy'' videos?

	'''STRONG BAD:''' The video magazine.		'''STRONG BAD:''' The video magazine.
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	===Fun Facts===		===Fun Facts===
	*"The Kerrek smote the Trogdor smote the Kerrek" refers to a line spoken in [[interview]].		*"The Kerrek smote the Trogdor smote the Kerrek" refers to a line spoken in [[interview]].
-	*~~Lemmy from [[Wikipedia:Motörhead~~\|~~Motörhead]]'s last name was [[Wikipedia:~~Lemmy Kilmister~~\|Kilmister]]~~, not Killmeister~~. He~~ was the lead singer and bass player. He was previously mentioned in [[band names]].	+	*{{w\|Lemmy Kilmister}}, not Killmeister, was the lead singer and bass player of {{w\|Motörhead}}. He was previously mentioned in [[band names]].
	*[[Spinal Tap]] is a fictional rock band from the faux-documentary ''This is Spinal Tap''; the band had several drummers die during their heyday. Joe "Mama" Besser himself died only a few seconds after being introduced.		*[[Spinal Tap]] is a fictional rock band from the faux-documentary ''This is Spinal Tap''; the band had several drummers die during their heyday. Joe "Mama" Besser himself died only a few seconds after being introduced.
		+	*''Hard 30: MTV's Headbangers Half Hour'' was an MTV program dedicated to heavy metal music videos.
		+	*''Hard 'N' Heavy'' was a series of videotapes, marketed as "video magazines", collecting music videos, interviews, and other behind-the-scenes footage of metal musicians.
		+	**"Ozzy Ozzy" refers to {{w\|Ozzy Osbourne}}, who appeared on ''Hard 'N' Heavy''.

	==YouTube Version==		==YouTube Version==

Bleu Ninja: /* Real-World References */ Sub-bullets, NPOV on Winger, Dom is exponentially more famous than his sons. Chronological order.

Bleu Ninja — Mon, 01 May 2023 03:22:45 GMT

Real-World References: Sub-bullets, NPOV on Winger, Dom is exponentially more famous than his sons. Chronological order.

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
-	*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.
-	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom DeLuise]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David]]).
-	*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].
-	*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.
-	*"Vinger" is more than likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Winger (band)\|Winger]], an oft-ridiculed hair metal band most famous for songs such as "Headed for a Heartbreak".
-	*[[Wikipedia:MTV\|MTV]] had a show called the Heavy Metal Half-Hour in 1987. It later became the Hard 30, then disappeared entirely.
-	**The "Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour" may also be a parody of "[[Wikipedia:Headbanger's Ball\|Headbanger's Ball]]", a metal-oriented music-video segment on MTV that aired in the late 1980s up through 1994. Headbanger's Ball had a reputation for disappointing metal fans by claiming to play hardcore metal but often favoring videos by such pop-metal acts as [[Wikipedia:Mötley Crüe\|Mötley Crüe]] and [[Wikipedia:Poison (band)\|Poison]]. "Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour" also plays on the name of MTV's "Half-hour Comedy Hour".
-	*The "Video Thyme" player appears to parody [[Wikipedia:AOL Instant Messenger\|AOL Instant Messenger]]'s video chat function.
-	*Dave Bjornborg's name is probably derived from the name of [[Wikipedia:Björn Borg\|Björn Borg]], a famous tennis player. Borg was also mentioned in [[Sample of Style]].
	*Strong Bad's suggestion of hotglueing cornflakes to one's face is a possible reference to alternative metal band [[Wikipedia:Mudvayne\|Mudvayne]], whose guitarist once glued large triangular cornchips to his already-greasepainted face for a music video.		*Strong Bad's suggestion of hotglueing cornflakes to one's face is a possible reference to alternative metal band [[Wikipedia:Mudvayne\|Mudvayne]], whose guitarist once glued large triangular cornchips to his already-greasepainted face for a music video.
-	*The "bowels of your lungs" ~~growl~~ is a reference to the ~~[[Wikipedia:Death growl~~\|death growl]] used in various ~~[[Wikipedia:Death~~ metal\|death metal]], [[Wikipedia:~~Grindcore~~\|~~grindcore~~]], [[~~Wikipedia:Deathcore\|deathcore~~]]/[[~~Wikipedia:Metalcore~~\|~~metalcore~~]] and [[~~Wikipedia~~:~~Sludge metal~~\|~~sludge~~ metal~~]] bands~~. ~~Singing from your gut~~ is ~~an actual~~ [~~http~~:/~~/www.wikihow~~.~~com/Do-Harsh~~-Death-Metal-~~Vocals~~ death metal ~~technique]~~.	+	*The "Video Thyme" parodies video chat functions of instant messenger programs, such as {{w\|AIM (software)\|AOL Instant Messenger}}.
-	*~~Two notably~~ popular ~~bands from~~ the ~~death~~ metal ~~genre~~'s ~~infancy,~~ [[~~Wikipedia:Death (metal band)\|Death~~]] and [[Wikipedia:~~Deicide~~ (band)\|~~Deicide~~]], ~~both have names beginning with de-~~.	+	*Singing from "the bowels of your lungs" is a reference to the {{w\|death growl}} used in various death {{w\|Heavy metal genres\|metal subgenres}}. Vocalists are advised to sing from their diaphragm to achieve the sound.
		+	*Two notably popular bands from the death metal genre's infancy, {{w\|Death (metal band)\|Death}} and {{w\|Deicide (band)\|Deicide}}, both have names beginning with d-e.
		+	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic [[hip hop]] group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, ''{{w\|De La Soul Is Dead}}'', is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
		+	*Strong Mad's "d-e" lyrics reference actors {{w\|Danny DeVito}}, {{w\|Robert De Niro}}, and {{w\|Dom DeLuise}}.
		+	*The ''[[Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour]]'' parodies several {{w\|MTV}} programs:
		+	**''Hard 30: MTV's Headbangers Half Hour'' and ''{{w\|Headbangers Ball}}'' centered around airing heavy metal music videos.
		+	**The name is a play on ''[[imdb:tt0337750\|1/2 Hour Comedy Hour]]''.
		+	*The three bands featured on ''Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour'' {{--}} {{w\|Winger (band)\|Winger}}, {{w\|Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter}}, and {{w\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion}} {{--}} are real bands. However, they are ''glam'' metal groups, not death metal.
		+	**Slaughter was founded by former members of Vinnie Vincent Invasion.
		+	**An unrelated death metal band named {{w\|Slaughter (Canadian band)\|Slaughter}} did exist, although it was much less popular than the unrelated glam metal band.
		+	*Dave Bjornborg's name is likely derived from Swedish tennis player {{w\|Björn Borg}}. Borg was also mentioned in [[Sample of Style]].
		+	*The "Decoupage" music video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators the {{w\|Brothers Quay}}, particularly their short film ''{{w\|Street of Crocodiles}}'' (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.

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

119.18.7.217: /* Real-World References */

119.18.7.217 — Mon, 01 May 2023 02:28:43 GMT

Real-World References

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	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].		*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
	*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.		*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.
-	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David ~~DeLuise~~]]).	+	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom DeLuise]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David]]).
	*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].		*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].
	*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.		*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.

119.18.7.217: /* Fun Facts */

119.18.7.217 — Mon, 01 May 2023 02:28:08 GMT

Fun Facts

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	===Fixed Glitches===		===Fixed Glitches===
	[[File:TwitterRuffleDeathMetal.jpg\|thumb\|"{{prs\|1332399800294240257\|27\|Nov\|2020\|alt=Ruffle doesn't like my videro content yet.}}"]]		[[File:TwitterRuffleDeathMetal.jpg\|thumb\|"{{prs\|1332399800294240257\|27\|Nov\|2020\|alt=Ruffle doesn't like my videro content yet.}}"]]
-	*When played with an older version of the [[Ruffle]] emulator (a [[Post-Flash Site Update\|post-Flash]] necessity), the Flash ~~file~~ might not show the webcam footage of Larry Palaroncini, or any of the Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour footage. This is because they're both embedded in the ~~Flash~~ file as {{wp\|H.263}} video data, which Ruffle [https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle/pull/2173 didn't fully support until August 2021]. This issue was finally addressed on January 3, 2022 when the post-Flash site was updated to use a newer build of Ruffle.	+	*When played with an older version of the [[Ruffle]] emulator (a [[Post-Flash Site Update\|post-Flash]] necessity), the Flash version might not show the webcam footage of Larry Palaroncini, or any of the Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour footage. This is because they're both embedded in the SWF file as {{wp\|H.263}} video data, which Ruffle [https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle/pull/2173 didn't fully support until August 2021]. This issue was finally addressed in January 2022 when the post-Flash site was updated to use a newer build of Ruffle.

	===Inside References===		===Inside References===
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	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].		*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
	*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.		*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.
-	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to ~~three~~ film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and ~~either~~ [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom]], [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] or [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David DeLuise]].	+	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David DeLuise]]).
	*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].		*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].
	*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.		*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.

HoveringSombrero: /* DVD Version */ templating while I’m at it

HoveringSombrero — Thu, 05 Jan 2023 20:53:32 GMT

DVD Version: templating while I’m at it

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	== DVD Version ==		== DVD Version ==
-	*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary~~. To access it, switch the DVD player's audio language selection while watching.~~	+	{{commentary\|email=true}}
	*Because of Strong Bad's extended email intro, the DVD version running time is 3:51.		*Because of Strong Bad's extended email intro, the DVD version running time is 3:51.
	*The signing-off sound effect does not play when Strong Bad shuts off Larry's window.		*The signing-off sound effect does not play when Strong Bad shuts off Larry's window.

68.252.5.237 at 22:56, 13 November 2022

68.252.5.237 — Sun, 13 Nov 2022 22:56:27 GMT

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	== DVD Version ==		== DVD Version ==
-	*The DVD version features creators' commentary. To access it, switch ~~your~~ DVD player's audio language selection while watching.	+	*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch the DVD player's audio language selection while watching.
	*Because of Strong Bad's extended email intro, the DVD version running time is 3:51.		*Because of Strong Bad's extended email intro, the DVD version running time is 3:51.
	*The signing-off sound effect does not play when Strong Bad shuts off Larry's window.		*The signing-off sound effect does not play when Strong Bad shuts off Larry's window.

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	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
-	*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.
-	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom DeLuise]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David]]).
-	*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].
-	*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.
-	*"Vinger" is more than likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Winger (band)\|Winger]], an oft-ridiculed hair metal band most famous for songs such as "Headed for a Heartbreak".
-	*[[Wikipedia:MTV\|MTV]] had a show called the Heavy Metal Half-Hour in 1987. It later became the Hard 30, then disappeared entirely.
-	**The "Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour" may also be a parody of "[[Wikipedia:Headbanger's Ball\|Headbanger's Ball]]", a metal-oriented music-video segment on MTV that aired in the late 1980s up through 1994. Headbanger's Ball had a reputation for disappointing metal fans by claiming to play hardcore metal but often favoring videos by such pop-metal acts as [[Wikipedia:Mötley Crüe\|Mötley Crüe]] and [[Wikipedia:Poison (band)\|Poison]]. "Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour" also plays on the name of MTV's "Half-hour Comedy Hour".
-	*The "Video Thyme" player appears to parody [[Wikipedia:AOL Instant Messenger\|AOL Instant Messenger]]'s video chat function.
-	*Dave Bjornborg's name is probably derived from the name of [[Wikipedia:Björn Borg\|Björn Borg]], a famous tennis player. Borg was also mentioned in [[Sample of Style]].
	*Strong Bad's suggestion of hotglueing cornflakes to one's face is a possible reference to alternative metal band [[Wikipedia:Mudvayne\|Mudvayne]], whose guitarist once glued large triangular cornchips to his already-greasepainted face for a music video.		*Strong Bad's suggestion of hotglueing cornflakes to one's face is a possible reference to alternative metal band [[Wikipedia:Mudvayne\|Mudvayne]], whose guitarist once glued large triangular cornchips to his already-greasepainted face for a music video.
-	*The "bowels of your lungs" ~~growl~~ is a reference to the ~~[[Wikipedia:Death growl~~\|death growl]] used in various ~~[[Wikipedia:Death~~ metal\|death metal]], [[Wikipedia:~~Grindcore~~\|~~grindcore~~]], [[~~Wikipedia:Deathcore\|deathcore~~]]/[[~~Wikipedia:Metalcore~~\|~~metalcore~~]] and [[~~Wikipedia~~:~~Sludge metal~~\|~~sludge~~ metal~~]] bands~~. ~~Singing from your gut~~ is ~~an actual~~ [~~http~~:/~~/www.wikihow~~.~~com/Do-Harsh~~-Death-Metal-~~Vocals~~ death metal ~~technique]~~.	+	*The "Video Thyme" parodies video chat functions of instant messenger programs, such as {{w\|AIM (software)\|AOL Instant Messenger}}.
-	*~~Two notably~~ popular ~~bands from~~ the ~~death~~ metal ~~genre~~'s ~~infancy,~~ [[~~Wikipedia:Death (metal band)\|Death~~]] and [[Wikipedia:~~Deicide~~ (band)\|~~Deicide~~]], ~~both have names beginning with de-~~.	+	*Singing from "the bowels of your lungs" is a reference to the {{w\|death growl}} used in various death {{w\|Heavy metal genres\|metal subgenres}}. Vocalists are advised to sing from their diaphragm to achieve the sound.
		+	*Two notably popular bands from the death metal genre's infancy, {{w\|Death (metal band)\|Death}} and {{w\|Deicide (band)\|Deicide}}, both have names beginning with d-e.
		+	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic [[hip hop]] group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, ''{{w\|De La Soul Is Dead}}'', is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
		+	*Strong Mad's "d-e" lyrics reference actors {{w\|Danny DeVito}}, {{w\|Robert De Niro}}, and {{w\|Dom DeLuise}}.
		+	*The ''[[Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour]]'' parodies several {{w\|MTV}} programs:
		+	**''Hard 30: MTV's Headbangers Half Hour'' and ''{{w\|Headbangers Ball}}'' centered around airing heavy metal music videos.
		+	**The name is a play on ''[[imdb:tt0337750\|1/2 Hour Comedy Hour]]''.
		+	*The three bands featured on ''Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour'' {{--}} {{w\|Winger (band)\|Winger}}, {{w\|Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter}}, and {{w\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion}} {{--}} are real bands. However, they are ''glam'' metal groups, not death metal.
		+	**Slaughter was founded by former members of Vinnie Vincent Invasion.
		+	**An unrelated death metal band named {{w\|Slaughter (Canadian band)\|Slaughter}} did exist, although it was much less popular than the unrelated glam metal band.
		+	*Dave Bjornborg's name is likely derived from Swedish tennis player {{w\|Björn Borg}}. Borg was also mentioned in [[Sample of Style]].
		+	*The "Decoupage" music video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators the {{w\|Brothers Quay}}, particularly their short film ''{{w\|Street of Crocodiles}}'' (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.

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	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].		*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
	*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.		*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.
-	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David ~~DeLuise~~]]).	+	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom DeLuise]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David]]).
	*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].		*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].
	*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.		*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.

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	===Fixed Glitches===		===Fixed Glitches===
	[[File:TwitterRuffleDeathMetal.jpg\|thumb\|"{{prs\|1332399800294240257\|27\|Nov\|2020\|alt=Ruffle doesn't like my videro content yet.}}"]]		[[File:TwitterRuffleDeathMetal.jpg\|thumb\|"{{prs\|1332399800294240257\|27\|Nov\|2020\|alt=Ruffle doesn't like my videro content yet.}}"]]
-	*When played with an older version of the [[Ruffle]] emulator (a [[Post-Flash Site Update\|post-Flash]] necessity), the Flash ~~file~~ might not show the webcam footage of Larry Palaroncini, or any of the Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour footage. This is because they're both embedded in the ~~Flash~~ file as {{wp\|H.263}} video data, which Ruffle [https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle/pull/2173 didn't fully support until August 2021]. This issue was finally addressed on January 3, 2022 when the post-Flash site was updated to use a newer build of Ruffle.	+	*When played with an older version of the [[Ruffle]] emulator (a [[Post-Flash Site Update\|post-Flash]] necessity), the Flash version might not show the webcam footage of Larry Palaroncini, or any of the Half-Hour Death Metal Dungeon Hour footage. This is because they're both embedded in the SWF file as {{wp\|H.263}} video data, which Ruffle [https://github.com/ruffle-rs/ruffle/pull/2173 didn't fully support until August 2021]. This issue was finally addressed in January 2022 when the post-Flash site was updated to use a newer build of Ruffle.

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	*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].		*[[De La Soul]] is a highly influential eclectic hip-hop group, matching activist lyrics with artistic [[Wikipedia:Jazz rap\|jazz rap]] backings. Their second album, [[Wikipedia:De La Soul is Dead\|De La Soul Is Dead]], is on [[Matt Chapman]]'s [[Matt Chapman#Favorite Music\|favorite album list]].
	*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.		*The Taranchula video seems to be inspired by the style and imagery of stop-motion animators [[Wikipedia:Brothers Quay\|The Brothers Quay]], particularly their short film "The Street of Crocodiles" (which features self-mobile screws, meat, and a similar decrepit industrial setting). It is also reminiscent of a number of videos by the band [[Wikipedia:Tool (band)\|Tool]], most notably for the song "Sober"; Tool guitarist Adam Jones, who created the videos, is strongly influenced by the Quays.
-	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to ~~three~~ film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and ~~either~~ [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom]], [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] or [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David DeLuise]].	+	*Strong Mad's death metal lyrics are a reference to various film and television actors whose last names begin with "D-e": [[Wikipedia:Danny DeVito\|Danny DeVito]], [[Wikipedia:Robert De Niro\|Robert De Niro]], and the DeLuise acting family in general (which includes [[Wikipedia:Dom DeLuise\|Dom]] as well as his sons [[Wikipedia:Peter DeLuise\|Peter]], [[Wikipedia:Michael DeLuise\|Michael]] and [[Wikipedia:David DeLuise\|David DeLuise]]).
	*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].		*The "Winnie Wincent Inwasion" is in reference to the [[Wikipedia:Vinnie Vincent Invasion\|Vinnie Vincent Invasion]]. Vinnie Vincent formed the Invasion after leaving [[Wikipedia:Kiss (band)\|KISS]].
	*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.		*"Schlaugh-ter" is probably meant to be a reference to [[Wikipedia:Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter]], a hair metal band formed near the end of that genre's mass popularity, or a [[wikipedia:Slaughter (Canadian band)\|death metal band with the same name]]. Interestingly enough, the former was formed mostly out of former members of the Vinnie Vincent Invasion.