No Loafing Sign
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As is explained in the email no loafing, Strong Bad originally put up the sign in [[1987]] to increase productivity. An early "Loafing Not Permitted" version of the sign from the [[1936]] era can be seen with [[1936 Strong Bad]] in [[50 emails]]. This sign reappeared in an Easter egg in the [[flashback]] email. In [[virus]], the "No Loafing" sign makes another cameo, falling off the wall and turning into HTML code. | As is explained in the email no loafing, Strong Bad originally put up the sign in [[1987]] to increase productivity. An early "Loafing Not Permitted" version of the sign from the [[1936]] era can be seen with [[1936 Strong Bad]] in [[50 emails]]. This sign reappeared in an Easter egg in the [[flashback]] email. In [[virus]], the "No Loafing" sign makes another cameo, falling off the wall and turning into HTML code. | ||
| - | According the [[no_loafing#Commentary_Transcript|no loafing DVD commentary]], the No Loafing sign itself is a reference to the Joker's No Loafing sign in [ | + | According the [[no_loafing#Commentary_Transcript|no loafing DVD commentary]], the No Loafing sign itself is a reference to the Joker's No Loafing sign in [http://www.clivebanks.co.uk/Batman/Jokergoestoschool.htm an episode] of the 60's Batman TV series. |
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Revision as of 08:25, 31 March 2005
- This article is about the sign. For the Strong Bad Email of the same name, see no loafing.
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The No Loafing sign can be found in Strong Bad's Computer Room. It also made a brief appearance over the dryer in a 2 years Easter egg. As is explained in the email no loafing, Strong Bad originally put up the sign in 1987 to increase productivity. An early "Loafing Not Permitted" version of the sign from the 1936 era can be seen with 1936 Strong Bad in 50 emails. This sign reappeared in an Easter egg in the flashback email. In virus, the "No Loafing" sign makes another cameo, falling off the wall and turning into HTML code.
According the no loafing DVD commentary, the No Loafing sign itself is a reference to the Joker's No Loafing sign in an episode of the 60's Batman TV series.
