environment - Revision history

68.193.113.236: /* Fast Forward */ Made the section about "my boat take" more generalized, since it did have more instances of coming up again.

2026-09-13T01:50:31Z

Fast Forward: Made the section about "my boat take" more generalized, since it did have more instances of coming up again.

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	*Like the flower, [[Homestar Runner]] would also chokingly say "that's good stuff" in [[Hremail 7]].		*Like the flower, [[Homestar Runner]] would also chokingly say "that's good stuff" in [[Hremail 7]].
	*"GreenCheat" later became a patch and a tote bag in the [[store]], as well as a sponsor of [[Characters from Yonder Website]].		*"GreenCheat" later became a patch and a tote bag in the [[store]], as well as a sponsor of [[Characters from Yonder Website]].
-	*The phrase "[[My boat take]]" and ~~the subsequent interruption was later used in the [[Powered by the Cheat]] cartoon [[Trogdor Was A Man]]~~.	+	*The phrase "[[My boat take]]" originated from this email, and went on to become a minor running gag.

	==DVD Version==		==DVD Version==

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ Undid previous edit, as I realized it was better in the Fast Forward section.

2026-09-13T01:48:06Z

Trivia: Undid previous edit, as I realized it was better in the Fast Forward section.

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	113. boat take</blockquote>		113. boat take</blockquote>
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-	*This email uses the phrase "[[My Boat Take]]" multiple times, and is the origin of this phrase as a running gag.

	*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)		*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)

68.193.113.236: /* Fast Forward */ Fixed link to go to the page for My Boat Take

2026-09-13T01:46:47Z

Fast Forward: Fixed link to go to the page for My Boat Take

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	*Like the flower, [[Homestar Runner]] would also chokingly say "that's good stuff" in [[Hremail 7]].		*Like the flower, [[Homestar Runner]] would also chokingly say "that's good stuff" in [[Hremail 7]].
	*"GreenCheat" later became a patch and a tote bag in the [[store]], as well as a sponsor of [[Characters from Yonder Website]].		*"GreenCheat" later became a patch and a tote bag in the [[store]], as well as a sponsor of [[Characters from Yonder Website]].
-	*The phrase "My [[boat]] ~~take~~" and the subsequent interruption was later used in the [[Powered by the Cheat]] cartoon [[Trogdor Was A Man]].	+	*The phrase "[[My boat take]]" and the subsequent interruption was later used in the [[Powered by the Cheat]] cartoon [[Trogdor Was A Man]].

	==DVD Version==		==DVD Version==

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ fixed typo from previous edit

2026-09-13T01:43:34Z

Trivia: fixed typo from previous edit

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	113. boat take</blockquote>		113. boat take</blockquote>

-	*This email uses the phrase "[[My Boat Take]]" multiple times, and is origin of this phrase as a running gag.	+	*This email uses the phrase "[[My Boat Take]]" multiple times, and is the origin of this phrase as a running gag.

	*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)		*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ Added explanation that this email marks the introduction of the minor "my boat take" gag.

2026-09-13T01:41:43Z

Trivia: Added explanation that this email marks the introduction of the minor "my boat take" gag.

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	113. boat take</blockquote>		113. boat take</blockquote>

-	*This email uses the phrase "[[My Boat Take]]" multiple times, and is ~~the first instance~~ of ~~"My Boat Take"and~~ as a running gag.	+	*This email uses the phrase "[[My Boat Take]]" multiple times, and is origin of this phrase as a running gag.

	*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)		*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ Added explanation that this email marks the introduction of the minor "my boat take" gag.

2026-09-13T01:38:46Z

Trivia: Added explanation that this email marks the introduction of the minor "my boat take" gag.

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	112. sit-part<br>		112. sit-part<br>
	113. boat take</blockquote>		113. boat take</blockquote>
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		+	*This email uses the phrase "[[My Boat Take]]" multiple times, and is the first instance of "My Boat Take"and as a running gag.

	*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)		*Strong Bad claims that his monthly power bill is $70,000. Assuming that he pays the US national average price of [http://www.eia.doe.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm/table5_6_a.html 9.86¢/kWh], that would mean that he uses approximately 710 MWh/month ([[Wikipedia:megawatt hours\|megawatt hours]] per month). Since an average US household uses [http://www.eia.doe.gov/emeu/reps/enduse/er01_us.html 888 kWh/month], he uses enough power for about 800 of them. Assuming the Lappy consumes most of this power, and he leaves it on 16 hours a day, this would mean the Lappy draws about 1450 kW (or about 950 kW if he leaves it on 24/7). The most powerful power supplies for real PCs only draw 2 kW. (Real computers that use more than that are always on multiple rack-mounted motherboards.)

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* DVD Version */ proofread. not much to change about this one

2024-12-05T07:12:34Z

DVD Version: proofread. not much to change about this one

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	('''Commentary by:''' [[Strong Sad]], [[Mike Chapman]], [[Matt Chapman]])		('''Commentary by:''' [[Strong Sad]], [[Mike Chapman]], [[Matt Chapman]])

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' I'd like to welcome myself to the booth.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{somewhat monotone}'' I'd like to welcome myself to the booth.

	'''MIKE:''' Great. Hi Strong Sad.		'''MIKE:''' Great. Hi Strong Sad.
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	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{simultaneously}'' It's called{{--}} Uh, I dunno, probably. I don't{{--}} I don't really keep track.		'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{simultaneously}'' It's called{{--}} Uh, I dunno, probably. I don't{{--}} I don't really keep track.

-	'''MIKE:''' Yeah.	+	'''MIKE:''' Yeah?

	'''STRONG SAD:''' Yeah.		'''STRONG SAD:''' Yeah.
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	'''MATT:''' Oh. Do you think Coach Z should open up like a Chicago dog type place?		'''MATT:''' Oh. Do you think Coach Z should open up like a Chicago dog type place?

-	'''MIKE:''' Little stand maybe,	+	'''MIKE:''' Little stand maybe...

	'''MATT:''' Yeah.		'''MATT:''' Yeah.

-	'''MIKE:''' ~~cart~~.	+	'''MIKE:''' Cart.

	'''MATT:''' I'd go buy, man.		'''MATT:''' I'd go buy, man.

-	'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' ~~Sausage~~ cart.	+	'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' Sog dog cart.

	'''MATT:''' ''{simultaneously}'' Get a sog dog. It's not too different from the, uh, getting an Italian beef sandwich dipped in au jus.		'''MATT:''' ''{simultaneously}'' Get a sog dog. It's not too different from the, uh, getting an Italian beef sandwich dipped in au jus.
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	'''MIKE:''' That au jus kinda tastes like shower water.		'''MIKE:''' That au jus kinda tastes like shower water.

-	'''MATT:''' Ooh, Strong Sad has a new iPhone or iPod ~~touch~~.	+	'''MATT:''' Ooh, Strong Sad has a new iPhone or iPod Touch.

	'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' I know. I was so disappointed that Apple didn't send us iPhones right after this email came out.		'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' I know. I was so disappointed that Apple didn't send us iPhones right after this email came out.
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	'''MIKE:''' Yeah.		'''MIKE:''' Yeah.

-	'''MATT:''' I remember I drew that{{--}} that was a{{--}} I was very proud of that drawing of a, smashed up piano. I drew it on a notebook first, and then, kinda traced it in Flash.	+	'''MATT:''' I remember I drew that{{--}} that was a{{--}} I was very proud of that drawing of a smashed up piano. I drew it on a notebook first, and then, kinda traced it in Flash.

	''{slight pause}''		''{slight pause}''
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	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}''

-	'''MATT:''' It looked really awful, like this poor bird was choking on a, electrical plug.	+	'''MATT:''' It looked really awful, like this poor bird was choking on an electrical plug.

	'''MIKE:''' Wait. Where'd the sticker go? Is the sticker still supposed to be on there?		'''MIKE:''' Wait. Where'd the sticker go? Is the sticker still supposed to be on there?
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	'''MIKE:''' That's a goof.		'''MIKE:''' That's a goof.

-	'''MATT:''' Inconsistence.	+	'''MATT:''' Inconsistence. ''{"con" pronounced with a short O}''

-	'''MIKE:''' I like that, The Paper though.	+	'''MIKE:''' I like that The Paper though.

	'''MATT:''' Yeah. ''{slight pause}'' I don't have anything.		'''MATT:''' Yeah. ''{slight pause}'' I don't have anything.
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	'''MIKE:''' We're not there yet. We're not there yet.		'''MIKE:''' We're not there yet. We're not there yet.

-	'''MATT:''' ~~Ooh~~!	+	'''MATT:''' Ohh!

	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs softly}''		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs softly}''
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-	~~{{dvdproofread}}~~

	===Fun Facts===		===Fun Facts===

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: — → {{--}}

2022-11-04T03:30:03Z

autoreplace: — → {{--}}

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	''{cut back to the Lappy}''		''{cut back to the Lappy}''

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So, there ya go possibly ladies. My boat take~~—~~<br>	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So, there ya go possibly ladies. My boat take{{--}}<br>
	'''STRONG SAD AND MARZIPAN:''' ''{faintly, chanting}'' Scrappy the Lappy! We think it's really crappy! Scrappy the Lappy!		'''STRONG SAD AND MARZIPAN:''' ''{faintly, chanting}'' Scrappy the Lappy! We think it's really crappy! Scrappy the Lappy!

	''{cut to the computer room's window where the silhouette of two picket signs are seen. Strong Sad and Marzipan continue underneath}''		''{cut to the computer room's window where the silhouette of two picket signs are seen. Strong Sad and Marzipan continue underneath}''

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' What the~~—~~?	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' What the{{--}}?

	''{cut to the Field. Strong Sad holds up a sign that says "Scrap the Lappy". Marzipan holds a sign saying "Lappy, Take the Dirt Nappy!". Strong Bad enters from the right.}''		''{cut to the Field. Strong Sad holds up a sign that says "Scrap the Lappy". Marzipan holds a sign saying "Lappy, Take the Dirt Nappy!". Strong Bad enters from the right.}''
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	''{close up of Strong Bad}''		''{close up of Strong Bad}''

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{stares flatly}'' That's very clever. How long did it take you to think up~~—~~	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{stares flatly}'' That's very clever. How long did it take you to think up{{--}}

	''{cut back to shot of all three}''		''{cut back to shot of all three}''
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	''{zoom back in just before the piano is seen smashed in the field next to Strong Bad. Cut back to the Lappy.}''		''{zoom back in just before the piano is seen smashed in the field next to Strong Bad. Cut back to the Lappy.}''

-	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So there, there, THERE we go, maybe ladies. Strong Bad and the environment are now making out in the parent's basement of a solar-powered house. Take a look at the Lappy's new environmentally compliant sticker compliance sticker! ''{close up of the sticker next to the Lappy 486 logo}'' And it's got a picture of a little leaf on it, so you know it's good for the environment. ''{zoom out to the Lappy; resumes typing}'' So until next week, my boat take~~—~~	+	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So there, there, THERE we go, maybe ladies. Strong Bad and the environment are now making out in the parent's basement of a solar-powered house. Take a look at the Lappy's new environmentally compliant sticker compliance sticker! ''{close up of the sticker next to the Lappy 486 logo}'' And it's got a picture of a little leaf on it, so you know it's good for the environment. ''{zoom out to the Lappy; resumes typing}'' So until next week, my boat take{{--}}

	''{The Cheat noises are heard and the Lappy's screen goes dark. Zoom out to see a panting The Cheat (painted green) in a hamster wheel hooked up to the Lappy}''		''{The Cheat noises are heard and the Lappy's screen goes dark. Zoom out to see a panting The Cheat (painted green) in a hamster wheel hooked up to the Lappy}''
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	'''MIKE:''' Um, I'll think about it. Maybe later in the email I'll welcome you.		'''MIKE:''' Um, I'll think about it. Maybe later in the email I'll welcome you.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' Okay well~~—~~	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' Okay well{{--}}

-	'''MIKE:''' ~~—~~Provided you haven't worn out your welcome.	+	'''MIKE:''' {{--}}Provided you haven't worn out your welcome.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' Oh I'm~~—~~ I plan on it.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' Oh I'm{{--}} I plan on it.

	'''MIKE:''' Have you ever done a commentary with me before, Strong Sad?		'''MIKE:''' Have you ever done a commentary with me before, Strong Sad?

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{simultaneously}'' It's called~~—~~ Uh, I dunno, probably. I don't~~—~~ I don't really keep track.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{simultaneously}'' It's called{{--}} Uh, I dunno, probably. I don't{{--}} I don't really keep track.

	'''MIKE:''' Yeah.		'''MIKE:''' Yeah.
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	''{both Mike and Matt laugh}''		''{both Mike and Matt laugh}''

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' I don't~~—~~ ''{laughs}'' I don't really run track,	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' I don't{{--}} ''{laughs}'' I don't really run track,

	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' No.		'''MIKE:''' ''{laughing}'' No.
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	'''MIKE:''' Mmm.		'''MIKE:''' Mmm.

-	'''STRONG SAD:''' O~~—~~ Once I went down to the track.	+	'''STRONG SAD:''' O{{--}} Once I went down to the track.

	'''MIKE:''' Uh huh.		'''MIKE:''' Uh huh.
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	'''STRONG SAD:''' It did not end well.		'''STRONG SAD:''' It did not end well.

-	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Well~~—~~	+	'''MIKE:''' ''{laughs}'' Well{{--}}

	'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{simultaneously}'' I can tell you that right now.		'''STRONG SAD:''' ''{simultaneously}'' I can tell you that right now.
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	'''STRONG SAD:''' I don't this is gonna work out with me doing ''{voice slowly turns back to regular voice of Matt}'' this commentary.		'''STRONG SAD:''' I don't this is gonna work out with me doing ''{voice slowly turns back to regular voice of Matt}'' this commentary.

-	'''MIKE:''' All right. No, j~~—~~ keep going, just switch to Matt. Eh~~—~~ I was gonna say this~~—~~ this email is, uh, important because we actually finished this email during the week. Do you remember that?	+	'''MIKE:''' All right. No, j{{--}} keep going, just switch to Matt. Eh{{--}} I was gonna say this{{--}} this email is, uh, important because we actually finished this email during the week. Do you remember that?

	'''MATT:''' ''{surprised}'' No.		'''MATT:''' ''{surprised}'' No.
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	'''MIKE:''' Mmhmm.		'''MIKE:''' Mmhmm.

-	'''MATT:''' Did you see that was the, the~~—~~ a rare occurrence of, the sometimes when there's a window right next to Strong Bad's email checking desk, with a black branch outside of it, that says~~—~~	+	'''MATT:''' Did you see that was the, the{{--}} a rare occurrence of, the sometimes when there's a window right next to Strong Bad's email checking desk, with a black branch outside of it, that says{{--}}

	'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' ''{laughing}'' That says Douglas?		'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' ''{laughing}'' That says Douglas?
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	'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' ''{laughing}'' Yeah, that's right.		'''MIKE:''' ''{simultaneously}'' ''{laughing}'' Yeah, that's right.

-	'''MATT:''' Ah, look. Oh, Homestar's~~—~~ the, the cord on Homestar's joystick was not moving, Mike.	+	'''MATT:''' Ah, look. Oh, Homestar's{{--}} the, the cord on Homestar's joystick was not moving, Mike.

	'''MIKE:''' Oh. ''{laughs}''		'''MIKE:''' Oh. ''{laughs}''
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	''{slight pause}''		''{slight pause}''

-	'''MIKE:''' So game pak. Did Ninte~~—~~ did uh, Super Nintendo games call it, the game~~—~~ a game pak?	+	'''MIKE:''' So game pak. Did Ninte{{--}} did uh, Super Nintendo games call it, the game{{--}} a game pak?

	'''MATT:''' I don't think they did.		'''MATT:''' I don't think they did.
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	'''MIKE:''' Yeah.		'''MIKE:''' Yeah.

-	'''MATT:''' I remember I drew that~~—~~ that was a~~—~~ I was very proud of that drawing of a, smashed up piano. I drew it on a notebook first, and then, kinda traced it in Flash.	+	'''MATT:''' I remember I drew that{{--}} that was a{{--}} I was very proud of that drawing of a, smashed up piano. I drew it on a notebook first, and then, kinda traced it in Flash.

	''{slight pause}''		''{slight pause}''
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	'''MIKE:''' Wait. Where'd the sticker go? Is the sticker still supposed to be on there?		'''MIKE:''' Wait. Where'd the sticker go? Is the sticker still supposed to be on there?

-	'''MATT:''' ''{simultaneously}'' Oh it's gone~~—~~ where'd it go right now?	+	'''MATT:''' ''{simultaneously}'' Oh it's gone{{--}} where'd it go right now?

	'''MIKE:''' Yeah.		'''MIKE:''' Yeah.

The Cheatbot: autoreplace: Trogdor Was Dragon Man → Trogdor Was A Man

2022-10-24T19:39:08Z

autoreplace: Trogdor Was Dragon Man → Trogdor Was A Man

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	*Like the flower, [[Homestar Runner]] would also chokingly say "that's good stuff" in [[Hremail 7]].		*Like the flower, [[Homestar Runner]] would also chokingly say "that's good stuff" in [[Hremail 7]].
	*"GreenCheat" later became a patch and a tote bag in the [[store]], as well as a sponsor of [[Characters from Yonder Website]].		*"GreenCheat" later became a patch and a tote bag in the [[store]], as well as a sponsor of [[Characters from Yonder Website]].
-	*The phrase "My [[boat]] take" and the subsequent interruption was later used in the [[Powered by the Cheat]] cartoon [[Trogdor Was ~~Dragon~~ Man]].	+	*The phrase "My [[boat]] take" and the subsequent interruption was later used in the [[Powered by the Cheat]] cartoon [[Trogdor Was A Man]].

	==DVD Version==		==DVD Version==

110.144.39.224: /* Explanations */

2022-06-29T23:16:16Z

Explanations

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	*"100% post-consumer" is used to indicate the amount and source of recycled material. In this case, all of the paper material comes from sources other than leftovers from manufacturing and is considered environmentally superior.		*"100% post-consumer" is used to indicate the amount and source of recycled material. In this case, all of the paper material comes from sources other than leftovers from manufacturing and is considered environmentally superior.
	*[[Wikipedia:Overclocking\|Overclocking]] is having a computer component run faster than the designed speed, usually referring to [[Wikipedia:Central processing unit\|CPUs]]. It almost always increases the amount of electricity used per hour, but sometimes saves energy per instruction.		*[[Wikipedia:Overclocking\|Overclocking]] is having a computer component run faster than the designed speed, usually referring to [[Wikipedia:Central processing unit\|CPUs]]. It almost always increases the amount of electricity used per hour, but sometimes saves energy per instruction.
-	*GreenCheat is a reference to environmental activist organization [[Wikipedia:Greenpeace\|Greenpeace]]	+	*GreenCheat is a reference to environmental activist organization [[Wikipedia:Greenpeace\|Greenpeace]].

	===Trivia===		===Trivia===

environment - Revision history

68.193.113.236: /* Fast Forward */ Made the section about "my boat take" more generalized, since it did have more instances of coming up again.

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ Undid previous edit, as I realized it was better in the Fast Forward section.

68.193.113.236: /* Fast Forward */ Fixed link to go to the page for My Boat Take

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ fixed typo from previous edit

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ Added explanation that this email marks the introduction of the minor "my boat take" gag.

68.193.113.236: /* Trivia */ Added explanation that this email marks the introduction of the minor "my boat take" gag.

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* DVD Version */ proofread. not much to change about this one

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