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[edit] My Art GalleriesCheerleader calling the girls "art galleries" when they're ghosts is a reference to Luigi's Mansion. From: Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 Arguments for:
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[edit] Math GeekThe only legible marks in Tomkins's Algebra paper are the number 3 and what appears to be a square root sign. If you zoom in, you can see that the original problem appears to be 3 times the -1st root of (4L^-1) divided by an unintelligible scribble. This can be simplified to 3L / (4 x unintelligible). His answer appears to be some random doodle; it could be anything. From: Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 Arguments for:
Proposed revision: (There will be no Fun Fact, but the scribblings would be noted in the Easter Egg's transcript like so: TOMPKINS: {holding a piece of paper with mathematical symbols on it, graded "A+++++" and 3 times the -1st root of (4L^-1) divided by an unintelligible scribble.)
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[edit] Hangin' out next to the Old PersonApparently, the girls are standing next to Mr. Pitters in nearly every episode, you just never see him because he is hidden behind the frame. This is similar to the "Strong Sad, how long have you been standing there?" joke in The Luau, and Homestar's claim that he is in every SB Email but is hidden behind the black in flashback. From: Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 Arguments for: Arguments against:
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[edit] Babbage'sStrong Bad is unaware that Babbage's stores do not tend to stock obsolete game consoles such as TurboGrafx 16. They generally do not inventory anything prior to PlayStation. From: Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 Arguments for:
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[edit] Well, Duh, She's a TeenGenerally speaking, American teenagers get a driver's license at about sixteen years of age. Given the fact that she's had a driver's license for a year, it appears that What's Her Face is at least seventeen years old. From: Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 Arguments for:
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[edit] Like I don't get two jillion of these facts every two jillion secondsStrong Bad needing a ride to Babbages is an oblique reference to car, where he admitted he doesn't have a car. From: Teen Girl Squad Issue 9 Arguments for:
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