hygiene - Revision history

68.37.43.131: /* Inside References */ It's an obvious joke, but it's part of a larger pattern of jokes.

68.37.43.131 — Thu, 27 Jul 2023 17:44:41 GMT

Inside References: It's an obvious joke, but it's part of a larger pattern of jokes.

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:44, 27 July 2023
Line 253:		Line 253:
	===Inside References===		===Inside References===
	*The way Strong Bad pronounces John Katulla's name is a reference to [[retirement]].		*The way Strong Bad pronounces John Katulla's name is a reference to [[retirement]].
		+	*"Hi, Gene!" is a [[homophone]] of hygiene.
	*Strong Bad redefines the word hygiene by [[Books Defaced by Strong Bad\|writing over the dictionary]].		*Strong Bad redefines the word hygiene by [[Books Defaced by Strong Bad\|writing over the dictionary]].
	*The cat seen in the Easter egg is Mabel, [[Matt Chapman\|Matt]] and [[Jackie Chapman\|Jackie]]'s pet, who was previously seen in [[website]].		*The cat seen in the Easter egg is Mabel, [[Matt Chapman\|Matt]] and [[Jackie Chapman\|Jackie]]'s pet, who was previously seen in [[website]].

Keegster2: That's the joke. A fairly obvious joke, at that.

Keegster2 — Thu, 27 Jul 2023 17:28:33 GMT

That's the joke. A fairly obvious joke, at that.

Pentagonanimates: ?

Pentagonanimates — Thu, 27 Jul 2023 13:19:23 GMT

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:19, 27 July 2023
Line 268:		Line 268:
	*New Paper performed a calibration test because it was running out of ink, as stated in [[mini-golf]].		*New Paper performed a calibration test because it was running out of ink, as stated in [[mini-golf]].
	*By making a film ''about'' John (rather than ''for'' him) Strong Bad [[Emails Taken in a Different Direction\|takes this email in a different direction]].		*By making a film ''about'' John (rather than ''for'' him) Strong Bad [[Emails Taken in a Different Direction\|takes this email in a different direction]].
		+	*"Hi Gene" sounds like a pun on "hygiene".

	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: — → {{--}}

The Cheatbot — Fri, 04 Nov 2022 03:30:20 GMT

autoreplace: — → {{--}}

Show changes

185.108.83.42 at 09:37, 30 October 2022

185.108.83.42 — Sun, 30 Oct 2022 09:37:06 GMT

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:37, 30 October 2022
Line 225:		Line 225:
	*A raver is a person who goes to [[Wikipedia:rave\|raves]], all night parties which often feature illegal drugs. These parties and the music associated with them peaked primarily in Europe in the early 1990s.		*A raver is a person who goes to [[Wikipedia:rave\|raves]], all night parties which often feature illegal drugs. These parties and the music associated with them peaked primarily in Europe in the early 1990s.
	*[[Wikipedia:greaser (subculture)\|Greasers]] were a subculture that originated in the 1950s and saw a revival in the 1970s. Their distinguishing characteristics were jeans, leather jackets and slicked back hair.		*[[Wikipedia:greaser (subculture)\|Greasers]] were a subculture that originated in the 1950s and saw a revival in the 1970s. Their distinguishing characteristics were jeans, leather jackets and slicked back hair.
		+	*The reference to "ancient Egyptian teenagers" possibly alludes to ancient Egypt being a popular topic of elementary and middle school presentations.
	*Gene was [[Wikipedia:Upturned collar\|popping his collar]], a popular trend among the [[Wikipedia:Preppy\|preppy]] social classes in the mid-1980s and early 2000s.		*Gene was [[Wikipedia:Upturned collar\|popping his collar]], a popular trend among the [[Wikipedia:Preppy\|preppy]] social classes in the mid-1980s and early 2000s.
	*John's line "I'm a latchkey champion" refers to [[Wikipedia:Latchkey kid\|latchkey kids]], a term applied to children that return from school to an empty house, referring to the latchkey to the door of the house.		*John's line "I'm a latchkey champion" refers to [[Wikipedia:Latchkey kid\|latchkey kids]], a term applied to children that return from school to an empty house, referring to the latchkey to the door of the house.

Bleu Ninja: /* Real-World References */ Might as well use this image. G&G is a comic strip, not a video series.

Bleu Ninja — Thu, 13 Oct 2022 05:33:56 GMT

Real-World References: Might as well use this image. G&G is a comic strip, not a video series.

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:33, 13 October 2022
Line 269:		Line 269:

	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*[[~~Wikipedia~~:~~THX~~\|~~THX~~]] is a set of high-end criteria for audio reproduction - predominantly used in movies. It ~~is a trademark of~~ [[~~Wikipedia:Lucasfilm\|Lucasfilm~~]].	+	[[File:The Wail of the Banshee.jpg\|thumb\|"The Wail of The Banshee!"]]
-	*The video parodies a style of ~~educational film known as [[Wikipedia:Highlights for Children#Goofus & Gallant~~\|Goofus & Gallant]], where two characters are used to contrast good and bad social behavior accompanied by heavy handed narration. ~~This~~ style ~~of film was most~~ commonly used in the ~~1950s and 1960s~~.	+	*{{w\|THX}} is a set of high-end criteria for audio reproduction - predominantly used in movies. It was founded by [[George Lucas]].
-	*The Strong Badman Easter egg is ~~an homage to~~ the cover of [[~~Wikipedia:~~Uncanny X-Men\|~~Uncanny~~ X-Men]] [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~marveldatabase~~.com/~~Uncanny_X~~-~~Men_28 #~~28].	+	*The video parodies a style of children's education typified by {{w\|Goofus and Gallant}}, where two characters are used to contrast good and bad social behavior accompanied by heavy-handed narration.
-	*The Styles Upon Styles bags are based on the department store ~~[[Wikipedia:Bloomingdale's~~\|Bloomingdale's]] shopping bags, which they call "brown bags".	+	*Educational {{w\|filmstrip}}s similar to this style were commonly used from the 1940s through the 1980s.
		+	*The Strong Badman Easter egg is a {{w\|Swipe (comics)\|swipe}} of the cover of [[Marvel]] Comics' ''{{w\|Uncanny X-Men\|The X-Men}}'' [https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/X-Men_Vol_1_28 issue 28].
		+	*The Styles Upon Styles bags are based on the department store {{w\|Bloomingdale's}} shopping bags, which they call "brown bags".

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

TheOneAndOnlyDanky: /* External Links */

TheOneAndOnlyDanky — Sun, 26 Dec 2021 16:10:56 GMT

External Links

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:10, 26 December 2021
Line 457:		Line 457:
	{{Strong Bad Email}}		{{Strong Bad Email}}
	[[Category:Podstar Runner]]		[[Category:Podstar Runner]]
		+	[[Category: Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack Volume 2]]

216.36.140.127: /* Transcript */

216.36.140.127 — Sun, 31 Oct 2021 20:39:41 GMT

Transcript

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:39, 31 October 2021
Line 190:		Line 190:
	''{Gene covers his pants with his hands. Cut back to the teenaged Strong Mad, Coach Z, Bubs, and Pom Pom, all with angry eyebrows. The camera slowly zooms in as the background turns red and the music becomes menacing.}''		''{Gene covers his pants with his hands. Cut back to the teenaged Strong Mad, Coach Z, Bubs, and Pom Pom, all with angry eyebrows. The camera slowly zooms in as the background turns red and the music becomes menacing.}''

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' —those fifth graders will ~~just~~ descend on him like a ravenous ''{Cuts to Gene, looking nervous}'' pack of hygiene wolves. And tear him to shreds.	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' —those fifth graders will descend on him like a ravenous ''{Cuts to Gene, looking nervous}'' pack of hygiene wolves. And tear him to shreds.

	'''GENE:''' Hooray...? ''{gulps}''		'''GENE:''' Hooray...? ''{gulps}''

Keegster2: Fixed the AHD link.

Keegster2 — Tue, 10 Aug 2021 20:23:12 GMT

Fixed the AHD link.

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:23, 10 August 2021
Line 231:		Line 231:

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
-	*The printed definition of ''hygiene'' obscured beneath the handwritten one is: "Conditions and practices that serve to promote or preserve health", which is the [[AHD:~~61/21/H0352100.html~~\|second definition]] listed in the [[Wikipedia:The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language\|American Heritage Dictionary]].	+	*The printed definition of ''hygiene'' obscured beneath the handwritten one is: "Conditions and practices that serve to promote or preserve health", which is the [[AHD:hygiene\|second definition]] listed in the [[Wikipedia:The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language\|American Heritage Dictionary]].
	*Most of the time during the hygiene video, Strong Bad as Gene is seen [[Strong Bad Smiling\|smiling]], as well as 5th grade [[Strong Mad Smiling\|Strong Mad]].		*Most of the time during the hygiene video, Strong Bad as Gene is seen [[Strong Bad Smiling\|smiling]], as well as 5th grade [[Strong Mad Smiling\|Strong Mad]].
	*The summary for the [[Podstar Runner]] RSS feed reads, "Strong Bad and Embarrassing Educational Films present a movie on hygiene for some 5th grader."		*The summary for the [[Podstar Runner]] RSS feed reads, "Strong Bad and Embarrassing Educational Films present a movie on hygiene for some 5th grader."

The Cheatbot: update nav template

The Cheatbot — Sat, 06 Feb 2021 01:44:31 GMT

update nav template

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:44, 6 February 2021
Line 1:		Line 1:
-	{{sbenav~~\|176~~}}	+	{{sbenav}}
	[[Image:Sbemail176.PNG\|thumb\|"What is John missing that Gene has?"]]		[[Image:Sbemail176.PNG\|thumb\|"What is John missing that Gene has?"]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:37, 30 October 2022
Line 225:		Line 225:
	*A raver is a person who goes to [[Wikipedia:rave\|raves]], all night parties which often feature illegal drugs. These parties and the music associated with them peaked primarily in Europe in the early 1990s.		*A raver is a person who goes to [[Wikipedia:rave\|raves]], all night parties which often feature illegal drugs. These parties and the music associated with them peaked primarily in Europe in the early 1990s.
	*[[Wikipedia:greaser (subculture)\|Greasers]] were a subculture that originated in the 1950s and saw a revival in the 1970s. Their distinguishing characteristics were jeans, leather jackets and slicked back hair.		*[[Wikipedia:greaser (subculture)\|Greasers]] were a subculture that originated in the 1950s and saw a revival in the 1970s. Their distinguishing characteristics were jeans, leather jackets and slicked back hair.
		+	*The reference to "ancient Egyptian teenagers" possibly alludes to ancient Egypt being a popular topic of elementary and middle school presentations.
	*Gene was [[Wikipedia:Upturned collar\|popping his collar]], a popular trend among the [[Wikipedia:Preppy\|preppy]] social classes in the mid-1980s and early 2000s.		*Gene was [[Wikipedia:Upturned collar\|popping his collar]], a popular trend among the [[Wikipedia:Preppy\|preppy]] social classes in the mid-1980s and early 2000s.
	*John's line "I'm a latchkey champion" refers to [[Wikipedia:Latchkey kid\|latchkey kids]], a term applied to children that return from school to an empty house, referring to the latchkey to the door of the house.		*John's line "I'm a latchkey champion" refers to [[Wikipedia:Latchkey kid\|latchkey kids]], a term applied to children that return from school to an empty house, referring to the latchkey to the door of the house.

← Older revision		Revision as of 05:33, 13 October 2022
Line 269:		Line 269:

	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===
-	*[[~~Wikipedia~~:~~THX~~\|~~THX~~]] is a set of high-end criteria for audio reproduction - predominantly used in movies. It ~~is a trademark of~~ [[~~Wikipedia:Lucasfilm\|Lucasfilm~~]].	+	[[File:The Wail of the Banshee.jpg\|thumb\|"The Wail of The Banshee!"]]
-	*The video parodies a style of ~~educational film known as [[Wikipedia:Highlights for Children#Goofus & Gallant~~\|Goofus & Gallant]], where two characters are used to contrast good and bad social behavior accompanied by heavy handed narration. ~~This~~ style ~~of film was most~~ commonly used in the ~~1950s and 1960s~~.	+	*{{w\|THX}} is a set of high-end criteria for audio reproduction - predominantly used in movies. It was founded by [[George Lucas]].
-	*The Strong Badman Easter egg is ~~an homage to~~ the cover of [[~~Wikipedia:~~Uncanny X-Men\|~~Uncanny~~ X-Men]] [~~http~~://~~www~~.~~marveldatabase~~.com/~~Uncanny_X~~-~~Men_28 #~~28].	+	*The video parodies a style of children's education typified by {{w\|Goofus and Gallant}}, where two characters are used to contrast good and bad social behavior accompanied by heavy-handed narration.
-	*The Styles Upon Styles bags are based on the department store ~~[[Wikipedia:Bloomingdale's~~\|Bloomingdale's]] shopping bags, which they call "brown bags".	+	*Educational {{w\|filmstrip}}s similar to this style were commonly used from the 1940s through the 1980s.
		+	*The Strong Badman Easter egg is a {{w\|Swipe (comics)\|swipe}} of the cover of [[Marvel]] Comics' ''{{w\|Uncanny X-Men\|The X-Men}}'' [https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/X-Men_Vol_1_28 issue 28].
		+	*The Styles Upon Styles bags are based on the department store {{w\|Bloomingdale's}} shopping bags, which they call "brown bags".

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

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:28, 27 July 2023
Line 221:		Line 221:

	===Explanations===		===Explanations===
-	*A ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Color calibration\|calibration test]] is a test performed on many color printers to help the user adjust the colors it produces, and aid alignment of the heads of ink or toner cartridges.	+	*A {{w\|Color calibration\|calibration test}} is a test performed on many color printers to help the user adjust the colors it produces, and aid alignment of the heads of ink or toner cartridges.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:tweeters~~\|~~Tweeters]]~~ are speakers designed to produce high-pitched frequencies.	+	*{{w\|Tweeter}}s are speakers designed to produce high-pitched frequencies.
-	*A raver is a person who goes to ~~[[Wikipedia:rave~~\|~~raves]]~~, all night parties which often feature illegal drugs. These parties and the music associated with them peaked primarily in Europe in the early 1990s.	+	*A raver is a person who goes to {{w\|rave}}s, all night parties which often feature illegal drugs. These parties and the music associated with them peaked primarily in Europe in the early 1990s.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:~~greaser (subculture)\|Greasers]] were a subculture that originated in the 1950s and saw a revival in the 1970s. Their distinguishing characteristics were jeans, leather jackets and slicked back hair.	+	*{{w\|greaser (subculture)\|Greasers}} were a subculture that originated in the 1950s and saw a revival in the 1970s. Their distinguishing characteristics were jeans, leather jackets and slicked back hair.
	*The reference to "ancient Egyptian teenagers" possibly alludes to ancient Egypt being a popular topic of elementary and middle school presentations.		*The reference to "ancient Egyptian teenagers" possibly alludes to ancient Egypt being a popular topic of elementary and middle school presentations.
-	*Gene was ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Upturned collar\|popping his collar]], a popular trend among the ~~[[Wikipedia:Preppy~~\|preppy]] social classes in the mid-1980s and early 2000s.	+	*Gene was {{w\|Upturned collar\|popping his collar}}, a popular trend among the {{w\|preppy}} social classes in the mid-1980s and early 2000s.
-	*John's line "I'm a latchkey champion" refers to ~~[[Wikipedia:Latchkey kid~~\|latchkey ~~kids]]~~, a term applied to children that return from school to an empty house, referring to the latchkey to the door of the house.	+	*John's line "I'm a latchkey champion" refers to {{w\|latchkey kid}}s, a term applied to children that return from school to an empty house, referring to the latchkey to the door of the house.
-	*TGIG, or "Thank God I'm Gene", comes from the acronym ~~[[Wikipedia:TGIF~~\|TGIF]], or "Thank God It's Friday".	+	*TGIG, or "Thank God I'm Gene", comes from the acronym {{w\|Thank God It's Friday\|TGIF}}, or "Thank God It's Friday".
	*When Gene's mom mentions a "grown-up headache", she is most likely referring to a [[alcohol\|hangover]].		*When Gene's mom mentions a "grown-up headache", she is most likely referring to a [[alcohol\|hangover]].

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
-	*The printed definition of ''hygiene'' obscured beneath the handwritten one is: "Conditions and practices that serve to promote or preserve health", which is the [[AHD:hygiene\|second definition]] listed in the ~~[[Wikipedia:~~The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language\|American Heritage Dictionary]].	+	*The printed definition of ''hygiene'' obscured beneath the handwritten one is: "Conditions and practices that serve to promote or preserve health", which is the [[AHD:hygiene\|second definition]] listed in the {{w\|The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language\|American Heritage Dictionary}}.
	*Most of the time during the hygiene video, Strong Bad as Gene is seen [[Strong Bad Smiling\|smiling]], as well as 5th grade [[Strong Mad Smiling\|Strong Mad]].		*Most of the time during the hygiene video, Strong Bad as Gene is seen [[Strong Bad Smiling\|smiling]], as well as 5th grade [[Strong Mad Smiling\|Strong Mad]].
	*The summary for the [[Podstar Runner]] RSS feed reads, "Strong Bad and Embarrassing Educational Films present a movie on hygiene for some 5th grader."		*The summary for the [[Podstar Runner]] RSS feed reads, "Strong Bad and Embarrassing Educational Films present a movie on hygiene for some 5th grader."
Line 238:		Line 238:

	===Remarks===		===Remarks===
-	*At the end, the New Paper prints out a calibration test resembling that from older ~~[[wikipedia:HP DeskJet~~\|HP DeskJet]] printers. However, ~~you~~ can still click on the lines to email Strong Bad.	+	*At the end, the New Paper prints out a calibration test resembling that from older {{w\|HP DeskJet}} printers. However, one can still click on the lines to email Strong Bad.
	*Coach Z has been seen taking a shower before in the second deleted scene of [[In Search of the Yello Dello]], making reference to "showering up" in the email [[flashback]] (which [[History According to Strong Bad\|may or may not]] have actually happened), is later seen taking a shower in [[Jibblies 2]], and having the [[record book\|world record]] for "longest time without shower" (implying that he has showered before).		*Coach Z has been seen taking a shower before in the second deleted scene of [[In Search of the Yello Dello]], making reference to "showering up" in the email [[flashback]] (which [[History According to Strong Bad\|may or may not]] have actually happened), is later seen taking a shower in [[Jibblies 2]], and having the [[record book\|world record]] for "longest time without shower" (implying that he has showered before).
	** Coach Z also claimed to be "lookin' out for all yer hygienes" in [[senior prom]] when adding Listerine to the punch, so he is familiar with hygiene.		** Coach Z also claimed to be "lookin' out for all yer hygienes" in [[senior prom]] when adding Listerine to the punch, so he is familiar with hygiene.
Line 268:		Line 268:
	*New Paper performed a calibration test because it was running out of ink, as stated in [[mini-golf]].		*New Paper performed a calibration test because it was running out of ink, as stated in [[mini-golf]].
	*By making a film ''about'' John (rather than ''for'' him) Strong Bad [[Emails Taken in a Different Direction\|takes this email in a different direction]].		*By making a film ''about'' John (rather than ''for'' him) Strong Bad [[Emails Taken in a Different Direction\|takes this email in a different direction]].
-	*"Hi Gene" sounds like a pun on "hygiene".

	===Real-World References===		===Real-World References===