Brainkrieg - Revision history

Mizzomi: added the TRVE genre of brainkrieg to the genre listing

2024-03-22T14:17:34Z

added the TRVE genre of brainkrieg to the genre listing

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	\|image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]]<br/>[[File:Brainkrieg-Logo.png\|200px\|"Are you even plugged in?"]]		\|image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]]<br/>[[File:Brainkrieg-Logo.png\|200px\|"Are you even plugged in?"]]
	\|origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school		\|origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school
-	\|genre={{w\|Death metal}}, {{w\|grunge}}, {{w\|punk rock}}	+	\|genre={{w\|Death metal}}, {{w\|grunge}}, {{w\|punk rock}}, {{w\|crossover thrash}}
	\|member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer		\|member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer
	\|discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019)		\|discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019)

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: should probably mention this pattern, rather than just one instance of it

2023-10-28T07:11:18Z

should probably mention this pattern, rather than just one instance of it

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	== Songs ==		== Songs ==
	[[File:brainkrieg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|jugga jigga wugga]]		[[File:brainkrieg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|jugga jigga wugga]]
-	Brainkrieg's first full song was "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", accompanied by a video, released on the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, their sound evolved from death metal towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar.	+	Brainkrieg's first full song was "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", accompanied by a video, released on the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, their sound evolved from death metal towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar. The song ends with a d-e word ([[Decemberween]]).

-	The next song, the Halloween-themed "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", was again centered around holiday festivities. In the lyrics, the band once again threaten repercussions if they do not get what they want for a holiday: throwing eggs or rotten pumpkins at those who do not give them "good candy" (including their own drummer, whose mother's candy did not measure up). The song was performed live from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all [[The Gregs\|four Gregs]].	+	The next song, the Halloween-themed "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", was again centered around holiday festivities. In the lyrics, the band once again threaten repercussions if they do not get what they want for a holiday: throwing eggs or rotten pumpkins at those who do not give them "good candy" (including their own drummer, whose mother's candy did not measure up). The song was performed live from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all [[The Gregs\|four Gregs]]. The song once again ends with a d-e word (decomposing pumpkins).

-	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]". The song and video hearken back to their [[Strong Bad Email]] origins, once again performing on the high school stage and ~~using~~ a d-e word ([[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items#Cards\|deck of cards]]).	+	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]". The song and video hearken back to their [[Strong Bad Email]] origins, once again performing on the high school stage and ending with a d-e word ([[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items#Cards\|deck of cards]]).

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
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	*[[Hooked on Decemberween]]		*[[Hooked on Decemberween]]
	*[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]		*[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]
-	*[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (~~song~~)]]	+	*[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (video)]]

	== See Also ==		== See Also ==

76.94.209.63: /* Trivia */

2023-09-24T08:05:59Z

Trivia

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	*"Decomposing Pumpkins" was featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]], and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" held the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).		*"Decomposing Pumpkins" was featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]], and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" held the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).
	*Both "If I Don't Get Video Games..." and "Decomposing Pumpkins" refer to [[Decemberween#References to Christmas\|''Christmas'' lights]] rather than ''Decemberween'' lights.		*Both "If I Don't Get Video Games..." and "Decomposing Pumpkins" refer to [[Decemberween#References to Christmas\|''Christmas'' lights]] rather than ''Decemberween'' lights.
-	*Strong Bad {{prs\|926820491096154112\|4\|Nov\|2017\|alt=does not respect or condone the actions of Brainkrieg}}, despite ~~them~~ being characters in a comic he made up.	+	*Strong Bad {{prs\|926820491096154112\|4\|Nov\|2017\|alt=does not respect or condone the actions of Brainkrieg}}, despite their being characters in a comic he made up.

	== Appearances ==		== Appearances ==

Bleu Ninja: Overall edits, primarily images and headers.

2023-04-27T02:31:47Z

Overall edits, primarily images and headers.

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	{{Infobox Band		{{Infobox Band
	\|band_name=Brainkrieg		\|band_name=Brainkrieg
-	\|image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]]	+	\|image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]]<br/>[[File:Brainkrieg-Logo.png\|200px\|"Are you even plugged in?"]]
	\|origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school		\|origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school
-	\|genre={{w\|Death metal}}, {{w\|grunge}}	+	\|genre={{w\|Death metal}}, {{w\|grunge}}, {{w\|punk rock}}
	\|member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer		\|member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer
	\|discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019)		\|discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019)
	}}		}}

-	~~First seen in [[death metal]],~~ '''Brainkrieg''' is a ~~death~~ metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] ~~for~~ the [[~~Teen Girl Squad~~]] ~~comic series~~. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, ~~{{w\|~~De La Soul~~}}, deck of cards~~) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the [[Onomatopoeia\|onomatopoeic]] phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.	+	'''Brainkrieg''' is a metal band from the [[Teen Girl Squad]] comic series, created by [[Strong Bad]] in the email [[death metal]]. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, [[De La Soul]]) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the [[Onomatopoeia\|onomatopoeic]] phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.

-	~~The name "~~Brainkrieg" ~~is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War~~"), a ~~battle tactic used by~~ the ~~Wehrmacht in World War II~~, ~~as well as a real-life {{w\|Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy~~ metal ~~band}} from England~~. ~~Here,~~ their ~~name literally means "brain war"~~, ~~although~~ the ~~German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''~~.	+	== Songs ==
		+	[[File:brainkrieg.jpg\|thumb\|left\|jugga jigga wugga]]
		+	Brainkrieg's first full song was "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", accompanied by a video, released on the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, their sound evolved from death metal towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar.

-	~~Brainkrieg released a video~~, "[[~~If I Don't Get Video Games...~~]]", ~~for the [[Hooked on Decemberween]]~~ holiday ~~compilation album~~. In ~~this song~~, they ~~sound less like death metal, skewing more towards grunge~~ or ~~hardcore punk~~. The song ~~revealed much more about~~ the ~~characters and their personalities:~~ the ~~band is fairly rebellious~~, ~~obsessed with video games~~, and ~~the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar~~.	+	The next song, the Halloween-themed "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", was again centered around holiday festivities. In the lyrics, the band once again threaten repercussions if they do not get what they want for a holiday: throwing eggs or rotten pumpkins at those who do not give them "good candy" (including their own drummer, whose mother's candy did not measure up). The song was performed live from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all [[The Gregs\|four Gregs]].

-	In ~~late October 2009~~, ~~the band put on~~ a ~~live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "~~[[~~Decomposing Pumpkins~~]]"~~, to an audience that included~~ [[~~Cheerleader~~]], [[~~What's Her Face~~]] and ~~all four~~ [[The ~~Gregs~~\|~~Gregs~~]]~~. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him~~.	+	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]". The song and video hearken back to their [[Strong Bad Email]] origins, once again performing on the high school stage and using a d-e word ([[Trogdor!! The Board Game Items#Cards\|deck of cards]]).

-	"~~Decomposing Pumpkins~~", in ~~its entirety,~~ was ~~later~~ featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]], and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" ~~had~~ the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).	+	== Trivia ==
-		+	* The name "Brainkrieg" is a pun on "{{w\|Blitzkrieg}}", a term used to describe the German army's battle tactics in World War II.
-	~~In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called~~ "[[~~Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)~~\|~~Trogdor~~'~~s Fiery Rage~~]]".	+	** "Blitzkrieg" is used as a name by a real-world {{w\|Blitzkrieg (metal band)\|metal band}} and {{w\|Blitzkrieg (punk band)\|punk rock band}}.
		+	* Brainkrieg's "ᗺK" logo is reminiscent of the {{w\|Dead Kennedys}} {{w\|Dead Kennedys#Logo\|"DK" logo}}.
		+	*"Decomposing Pumpkins" was featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]], and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" held the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).
		+	*Both "If I Don't Get Video Games..." and "Decomposing Pumpkins" refer to [[Decemberween#References to Christmas\|''Christmas'' lights]] rather than ''Decemberween'' lights.
		+	*Strong Bad {{prs\|926820491096154112\|4\|Nov\|2017\|alt=does not respect or condone the actions of Brainkrieg}}, despite them being characters in a comic he made up.

	== Appearances ==		== Appearances ==
	*'''Debut:''' Email [[death metal]]		*'''Debut:''' Email [[death metal]]
-	*[[Homestar Ruiner]] (mentioned)	+	*[[Homestar Ruiner]] ([[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad#Ringtone\|mentioned]])
	*[[Hooked on Decemberween]]		*[[Hooked on Decemberween]]
	*[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]		*[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]
	*[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)]]		*[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)]]

		+	== See Also ==
		+	* [[Kissyboots]]
		+	* [[she likes cloth]]
		+	* [[Taranchula]]

	{{qotwstart}}		{{qotwstart}}
	*{{qotw\|"Weeks after Halloween, days after Thanksgiving, just before the Christmas lights go up, Brainkrieg stalks the neighborhood in my mom's Taurus wagon in search of..." ''{Entire song}''\|[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]\|Mirror:brainkrieg_pumpkins.mp3}}		*{{qotw\|"Weeks after Halloween, days after Thanksgiving, just before the Christmas lights go up, Brainkrieg stalks the neighborhood in my mom's Taurus wagon in search of..." ''{Entire song}''\|[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]\|Mirror:brainkrieg_pumpkins.mp3}}
	\|}		\|}
		+

	{{Teen Girl Squad}}		{{Teen Girl Squad}}

Stux: wp link formatting

2023-01-22T13:37:02Z

wp link formatting

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	\|image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]]		\|image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]]
	\|origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school		\|origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school
-	\|genre={{w~~\|Death metal~~\|Death metal}}, {{w~~\|Grunge~~\|grunge}}	+	\|genre={{w\|Death metal}}, {{w\|grunge}}
	\|member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer		\|member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer
	\|discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019)		\|discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019)

Stux: rm unused; template + wp styles

2023-01-22T13:34:17Z

rm unused; template + wp styles

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-	{{Infobox Band \|	+	{{Infobox Band
-	band_name=Brainkrieg \|	+	\|band_name=Brainkrieg
-	image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]] \|	+	\|image= [[Image:Strong_bad_email_D.PNG\|230px\|"Jugga Jigga Wugga."]]
-	origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school \|	+	\|origin=The [[Teen Girl Squad]]'s high school
-	genre=~~[[Wikipedia:~~Death metal\|Death metal]], ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Grunge\|grunge]]\|	+	\|genre={{w\|Death metal\|Death metal}}, {{w\|Grunge\|grunge}}
-	member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer\|	+	\|member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer
-	discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019) \|	+	\|discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019)
-	~~producer=Unknown \|~~	+
-	~~label=Unknown \|~~	+
	}}		}}

	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] comic series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the [[Onomatopoeia\|onomatopoeic]] phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.		First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] comic series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the [[Onomatopoeia\|onomatopoeic]] phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.

-	The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life ~~[[Wikipedia:~~Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.	+	The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life {{w\|Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band}} from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.

	Brainkrieg released a video, "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", for the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, they sound less like death metal, skewing more towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar.		Brainkrieg released a video, "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", for the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, they sound less like death metal, skewing more towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar.
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	*[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]		*[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]
	*[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)]]		*[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)]]
		+

	{{qotwstart}}		{{qotwstart}}
	*{{qotw\|"Weeks after Halloween, days after Thanksgiving, just before the Christmas lights go up, Brainkrieg stalks the neighborhood in my mom's Taurus wagon in search of..." ''{Entire song}''\|[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]\|Mirror:brainkrieg_pumpkins.mp3}}		*{{qotw\|"Weeks after Halloween, days after Thanksgiving, just before the Christmas lights go up, Brainkrieg stalks the neighborhood in my mom's Taurus wagon in search of..." ''{Entire song}''\|[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]\|Mirror:brainkrieg_pumpkins.mp3}}
	\|}		\|}
		+
	{{Teen Girl Squad}}		{{Teen Girl Squad}}

-	[[Category:Bands]][[Category:Teen Girl Squad Characters]]	+	[[Category:Bands]]
		+	[[Category:Teen Girl Squad Characters]]

Bleu Ninja: internal link

2022-05-18T20:42:28Z

internal link

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-	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] comic series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the onomatopoeic phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.	+	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] comic series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the [[Onomatopoeia\|onomatopoeic]] phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.

	The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.		The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.

The Knights Who Say Ni: rm/link to email (which is tgs-related, but only the first episode)

2022-05-10T21:18:39Z

rm/link to email (which is tgs-related, but only the first episode)

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	}}		}}

-	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] [[comic]] series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the onomatopoeic phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen ~~girl~~ Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.	+	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] comic series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the onomatopoeic phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.

	The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.		The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.
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	In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.		In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.

-	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]] and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).	+	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]], and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).

	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".		In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".

Bleu Ninja: various cleanup

2022-05-10T19:00:25Z

various cleanup

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-	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band in [[Strong Bad]]~~'s imagination that seems~~ to use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, ~~[[Wikipedia:De La Soul~~\|De La Soul]]). ~~They also~~ frequently ~~use~~ the phrase "~~Jugga~~ jigga wugga"~~. They have a large, poorly drawn audience watching~~ their ~~performance.~~ [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan~~—~~she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas~~. They also received last place in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands~~. Apparently, their music is popular with rats~~, as on two different occasions~~ during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen girl Squad\|issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.	+	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] [[comic]] series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the onomatopoeic phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.

	The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.		The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.

-	Brainkrieg released a video, "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", for the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, they sound less like death metal, skewing more towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer ~~apparently~~ has ~~a crazy~~ uncle named Edgar.	+	Brainkrieg released a video, "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", for the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, they sound less like death metal, skewing more towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar.

	In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.		In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.

-	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later ~~selected~~ as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. ~~Since~~ this ~~was just before the unannounced~~ [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] [[~~HRWiki:~~Hiatuses\|hiatus]] ~~went into effect,~~ the Quote of the Week ~~was~~ not updated until exactly five years later. ~~Additionally, this~~ means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder, [[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song ~~from June 21, 2007~~, which lasted seven weeks ~~before being updated~~.	+	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]] and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).

	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".		In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".

The Knights Who Say Ni: cleaning up new information (the song was already on the album before today)

2019-05-11T01:42:59Z

cleaning up new information (the song was already on the album before today)

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	member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer\|		member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer\|
-	discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's ~~Firery~~ Rage]] (2019) \|	+	discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019) \|
	producer=Unknown \|		producer=Unknown \|
	label=Unknown \|		label=Unknown \|
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	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later selected as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Since this was just before the unannounced [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] [[HRWiki:Hiatuses\|hiatus]] went into effect, the Quote of the Week was not updated until exactly five years later. Additionally, this means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder, [[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song from June 21, 2007, which lasted seven weeks before being updated.		"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later selected as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Since this was just before the unannounced [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] [[HRWiki:Hiatuses\|hiatus]] went into effect, the Quote of the Week was not updated until exactly five years later. Additionally, this means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder, [[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song from June 21, 2007, which lasted seven weeks before being updated.

-	In ~~May 10th,~~ 2019, they ~~made~~ a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".	+	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".

	== Appearances ==		== Appearances ==

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-	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] [[comic]] series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the onomatopoeic phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen ~~girl~~ Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.	+	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] comic series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the onomatopoeic phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen Girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.

	The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.		The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.
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	In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.		In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.

-	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]] and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).	+	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]], and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).

	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".		In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".

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-	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band in [[Strong Bad]]~~'s imagination that seems~~ to use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, ~~[[Wikipedia:De La Soul~~\|De La Soul]]). ~~They also~~ frequently ~~use~~ the phrase "~~Jugga~~ jigga wugga"~~. They have a large, poorly drawn audience watching~~ their ~~performance.~~ [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan~~—~~she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas~~. They also received last place in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands~~. Apparently, their music is popular with rats~~, as on two different occasions~~ during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen girl Squad\|issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.	+	First seen in [[death metal]], '''Brainkrieg''' is a death metal band created by [[Strong Bad]] for the [[Teen Girl Squad]] [[comic]] series. The band does not seem to be very skilled: they use all of the wrong "d-e" words in their song (dentist, deli-style, {{w\|De La Soul}}, deck of cards) and place last in The Battle of the Crappy High School Bands. Brainkrieg frequently uses the onomatopoeic phrase "jugga jigga wugga" in their lyrics, representing guitar riffs; [[Cheerleader]] seems to be a fan of this {{--}} she comes for the wuggas, but stays for the jiggy juggas. Apparently, their music is popular with rats {{--}} during the [[Homestar Ruiner Teen girl Squad\|Teen Girl Squad issue]] featured in [[Homestar Ruiner]], rats are attracted to the girls whenever a Brainkrieg ringtone plays.

	The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.		The name "Brainkrieg" is most likely a pun on "Blitzkrieg" (German for "Lightning War"), a battle tactic used by the Wehrmacht in World War II, as well as a real-life [[Wikipedia:Blitzkrieg (band)\|heavy metal band]] from England. Here, their name literally means "brain war", although the German word for brain is actually ''Gehirn''.

-	Brainkrieg released a video, "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", for the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, they sound less like death metal, skewing more towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer ~~apparently~~ has ~~a crazy~~ uncle named Edgar.	+	Brainkrieg released a video, "[[If I Don't Get Video Games...]]", for the [[Hooked on Decemberween]] holiday compilation album. In this song, they sound less like death metal, skewing more towards grunge or hardcore punk. The song revealed much more about the characters and their personalities: the band is fairly rebellious, obsessed with video games, and the singer has an alcoholic uncle named Edgar.

	In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.		In late October 2009, the band put on a live performance from the garage of the singer's parents' house, where they played their new single, "[[Decomposing Pumpkins]]", to an audience that included [[Cheerleader]], [[What's Her Face]] and all four [[The Gregs\|Gregs]]. The drummer's mom did not give out good candy, so the other band members threw a decomposing pumpkin at him.

-	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later ~~selected~~ as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. ~~Since~~ this ~~was just before the unannounced~~ [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] [[~~HRWiki:~~Hiatuses\|hiatus]] ~~went into effect,~~ the Quote of the Week ~~was~~ not updated until exactly five years later. ~~Additionally, this~~ means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder, [[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song ~~from June 21, 2007~~, which lasted seven weeks ~~before being updated~~.	+	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later featured as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Soon after this, [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] went on [[Hiatuses#2009 - 2013: The Big Hiatus\|an extended hiatus]] and the Quote of the Week would not be updated until exactly five years later. This means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder ([[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song, which lasted seven weeks).

	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".		In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".

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	member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer\|		member=Unnamed guitarist/lead singer <br>Unnamed bassist with skull shirt<br>Unnamed plump drummer\|
-	discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's ~~Firery~~ Rage]] (2019) \|	+	discography=[[Hooked on Decemberween\|If I Don't Get Video Games...]] (2008)<br>[[Decomposing Pumpkins]] (2009)<br>[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]] (2019) \|
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	"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later selected as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Since this was just before the unannounced [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] [[HRWiki:Hiatuses\|hiatus]] went into effect, the Quote of the Week was not updated until exactly five years later. Additionally, this means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder, [[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song from June 21, 2007, which lasted seven weeks before being updated.		"Decomposing Pumpkins", in its entirety, was later selected as the [[Quote of the Week]] on October 22, 2009. Since this was just before the unannounced [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] [[HRWiki:Hiatuses\|hiatus]] went into effect, the Quote of the Week was not updated until exactly five years later. Additionally, this means "Decomposing Pumpkins" had the longest tenure as Quote of the "Week", far outlasting the previous record holder, [[Strong Bad]]'s "[[Teen Girl Squad Issue 13\|Garbage Disposal]]" song from June 21, 2007, which lasted seven weeks before being updated.

-	In ~~May 10th,~~ 2019, they ~~made~~ a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".	+	In 2019, they wrote a song for [[Trogdor!! The Board Game Rulebook EP]] called "[[Trogdor's Fiery Rage (song)\|Trogdor's Fiery Rage]]".

	== Appearances ==		== Appearances ==