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[[Image:20X6 versus 1936.png|thumb|right|220px|"Just kinda shimmy and shake."]]
[[Image:20X6 versus 1936.png|thumb|right|220px|"Just kinda shimmy and shake."]]
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== Transcript ==
== Transcript ==
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''{Open to Stinkoman training in the field with Rad Racer music.}''
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''{Open to Stinkoman training in the field with NES style music.}''
'''STINKOMAN:''' ''{punches the air}'' Hah hah hah hah hah hah hah! ''{kicks the air}'' Hya hya hya hya hya hya!
'''STINKOMAN:''' ''{punches the air}'' Hah hah hah hah hah hah hah! ''{kicks the air}'' Hya hya hya hya hya hya!
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'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{pulls out a pea shooter and shoots at him}'' Ptooie. ''{hits Stinkoman in the eye}''
'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' ''{pulls out a pea shooter and shoots at him}'' Ptooie. ''{hits Stinkoman in the eye}''
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'''STINKOMAN:''' ''{falls to the ground}'' Ow! My eye! It's like my eye! It hurts so bad!
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'''STINKOMAN:''' ''{falls to the ground}'' Ow! My eye! It's like, my eye! It hurts so bad!
'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Well, folks, you know what that means. Now I'll do a dance. ''{starts dancing}''
'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Well, folks, you know what that means. Now I'll do a dance. ''{starts dancing}''
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'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Just kinda shimmy and shake.
'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Just kinda shimmy and shake.
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'''STINKOMAN:''' Yeah! Now I got it! ''{starts dancing}''
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'''STINKOMAN:''' Yeah! Now I've got it! ''{starts dancing}''
'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' 20X6!
'''THE HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' 20X6!
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===Remarks===
===Remarks===
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*This cartoon shows that [[Old-Timey]] takes place in 1936.
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*This cartoon shows that [[Old Timey]] takes place in 1936.
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*The Old-Timey scratch line behaves irregularly:
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*The [[Old-Timey]] scratch line behaves irregularly:
**Sometimes it sticks out of The Homestar Runner's body; other times it doesn't even reach the edge.
**Sometimes it sticks out of The Homestar Runner's body; other times it doesn't even reach the edge.
**There is no scratch line on The Homestar Runner's feet, hat propeller, or worshboard.
**There is no scratch line on The Homestar Runner's feet, hat propeller, or worshboard.
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**During part of the toon the dry meal sack has a scratch line (independent of The Homestar Runner's), but for the rest of the toon it does not.
**During part of the toon the dry meal sack has a scratch line (independent of The Homestar Runner's), but for the rest of the toon it does not.
*Stinkoman's mouth does not move when he says "DOOOOUUUUUBLEEEEEE DEUUUUUUUCE!"
*Stinkoman's mouth does not move when he says "DOOOOUUUUUBLEEEEEE DEUUUUUUUCE!"
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*The term "robot" was coined in 1920 with the play [[wikipedia:R.U.R.|R.U.R.]], well before 1936.
 
===Inside References===
===Inside References===
*The page title, "CHALLENGE AND FIGHTING!!", refers to the Stinkoman theme song, which contains the words "Challenge and fighting and fighting and challenge tonight..."
*The page title, "CHALLENGE AND FIGHTING!!", refers to the Stinkoman theme song, which contains the words "Challenge and fighting and fighting and challenge tonight..."
*The Homestar Runner kicking a can around is a reference to the series of cartoons in [[Kick the Can]].
*The Homestar Runner kicking a can around is a reference to the series of cartoons in [[Kick the Can]].
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* "What is that, some kinda robot?" refers to [[some kinda robot|the very first Strong Bad Email]].
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* "What is that, some kinda robot?" references [[some kinda robot|the very first Strong Bad Email]].
*Stinkoman uses the [[DOUBLE DEUCE]].
*Stinkoman uses the [[DOUBLE DEUCE]].
*The Homestar Runner's dance music was originally used in [[Parsnips A-Plenty]], as was the dry wheezing sound used for the dry meal. In Parsnips A-Plenty, the sound was used as [[Sickly Sam]]'s disappearing noise.
*The Homestar Runner's dance music was originally used in [[Parsnips A-Plenty]], as was the dry wheezing sound used for the dry meal. In Parsnips A-Plenty, the sound was used as [[Sickly Sam]]'s disappearing noise.
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===Real-World References===
===Real-World References===
*The kicking attack Stinkoman practices bears a strong resemblance to [[wikipedia:Chun Li|Chun Li]]'s lightning kick attack from [[Street Fighter|Street Fighter II]].
*The kicking attack Stinkoman practices bears a strong resemblance to [[wikipedia:Chun Li|Chun Li]]'s lightning kick attack from [[Street Fighter|Street Fighter II]].
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*A hurricane struck Florida in September 1928 and is often referred to as "The Storm of '28" or the [http://www.srh.noaa.gov/mfl/?n=okeechobee "Lake Okeechobee" hurricane].
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*A hurricane struck Florida in September 1928 and is often referred to as "The Storm of '28" or the [http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/Deadliest_Costliest.shtml "Lake Okeechobee" hurricane].
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*The Homestar Runner's mispronunciation of "robot" is identical to that of [[Wikipedia:Dr. Zoidberg|Dr. Zoidberg]], a character on the TV show ''[[Wikipedia:Futurama|Futurama]]''.
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===Fast Forward===
===Fast Forward===
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== DVD Version ==
== DVD Version ==
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{{c}}
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*The DVD version features hidden creators' commentary. To access it, switch your DVD player's audio language selection while watching.
===Commentary Transcript===
===Commentary Transcript===
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'''MATT:''' Oh, these are always fun to do. Mixing the weird, different universes of the Homestar Runner world.
'''MATT:''' Oh, these are always fun to do. Mixing the weird, different universes of the Homestar Runner world.
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'''MIKE:''' Yes. This was the first{{--}}Was this the first thing that Stro{{--}}Stinkoman was in after the japanese cartoon email?
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'''MIKE:''' Yes. This was the first—Was this the first thing that Stro—Stinkoman was in after the japanese cartoon email?
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'''MATT:''' Yeah, I think so. This was the first fleshing out of his character a little bit. ''{pauses}'' I like how Old-Timey Homestar Runner has scratchies only on him{{--}}
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'''MATT:''' Yeah, I think so. This was the first fleshing out of his character a little bit. ''{pauses}'' I like how Old-Timey Homestar Runner has scratchies only on him—
'''MIKE:''' Yeah.
'''MIKE:''' Yeah.
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'''MATT:''' {{--}}and his voice.
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'''MATT:''' —and his voice.
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'''MIKE:''' And{{--}}and his audio?
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'''MIKE:''' And—and his audio?
'''MATT:''' Yeah.
'''MATT:''' Yeah.
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'''MIKE:''' I do think there's a name for them, but I can't think of what it might be right now.
'''MIKE:''' I do think there's a name for them, but I can't think of what it might be right now.
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'''MATT:''' ''{laughs}'' There's the snot{{--}} There's the snot bubble. There's the tear that comes up the side of your face. And then there's the weird, angry mushroom when you're laughing.
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'''MATT:''' ''{laughs}'' There's the snot— There's the snot bubble. There's the tear that comes up the side of your face. And then there's the weird, angry mushroom when you're laughing.
'''MIKE:''' They mean something to someone, but not to me.
'''MIKE:''' They mean something to someone, but not to me.
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===Fun Facts===
===Fun Facts===
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*Stinkoman appeared in [[Main Page 17]] between [[japanese cartoon]] and this, contrary to Matt and Mike's claim, but this was in fact "the first fleshing out of his character" since that email.
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*The Pale Green Pants are from a children's story called "What Was I Scared Of?" by [[Wikipedia:Dr. Seuss|Dr. Seuss]].
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*The Pale Green Pants are from a children's story called "What Was I Scared Of?" by [[Dr. Seuss]].
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*"The tear that comes up the side of your face" is correctly referred to as a [[Wikipedia:Sweat drop|sweat drop]] and is a common element of anime, though it almost always goes ''down'' one's face.
*"The tear that comes up the side of your face" is correctly referred to as a [[Wikipedia:Sweat drop|sweat drop]] and is a common element of anime, though it almost always goes ''down'' one's face.
== External Links ==
== External Links ==
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