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Bleu Ninja: /* Fun Facts */ that would be Don Chapman the Younger

Bleu Ninja — Thu, 20 Feb 2025 00:29:38 GMT

Fun Facts: that would be Don Chapman the Younger

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	*Matt mentions going to "[https://wras.org/ 88.5] presents: Sonic Sunday", a [https://cdn-2.concertarchives.org/concerts/sonic-sunday July 1992 music festival] in [[Atlanta]].		*Matt mentions going to "[https://wras.org/ 88.5] presents: Sonic Sunday", a [https://cdn-2.concertarchives.org/concerts/sonic-sunday July 1992 music festival] in [[Atlanta]].
	**As [[The Brothers Chaps]] suggest, performances included alternative rock band {{w\|Magnapop}}, punk rock band and duo {{w\|The Cramps}}, and alternative rock band [https://www.discogs.com/artist/2424246-Insane-Jane Insane Jane].		**As [[The Brothers Chaps]] suggest, performances included alternative rock band {{w\|Magnapop}}, punk rock band and duo {{w\|The Cramps}}, and alternative rock band [https://www.discogs.com/artist/2424246-Insane-Jane Insane Jane].
-	*Matt mentions [[Don Chapman]]'s costume of popular singer {{w\|Vince Neil}}, which was used to depict [[Limozeen]] in the email [[monster truck]].	+	*Matt mentions [[Donnie Chapman\|Don Chapman]]'s costume of popular singer {{w\|Vince Neil}}, which was used to depict [[Limozeen]] in the email [[monster truck]].
	*Other musical references include:		*Other musical references include:
	**The hard rock band {{w\|Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter}}		**The hard rock band {{w\|Slaughter (band)\|Slaughter}}

98.116.172.60: It was not slides. He borrowed mine.

98.116.172.60 — Fri, 17 Jan 2025 16:46:09 GMT

It was not slides. He borrowed mine.

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	'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' And that's how sloshy became one of my least favorite bands.		'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' And that's how sloshy became one of my least favorite bands.

-	''{[[New Paper]] ~~slides~~ down}''	+	''{[[New Paper]] comes down}''

	'''STRONG BAD:''' Ugh... That sound... It's got no punch. You just kinda slither out, like a boring lizard's tongue. Let's try this.		'''STRONG BAD:''' Ugh... That sound... It's got no punch. You just kinda slither out, like a boring lizard's tongue. Let's try this.

RickTommy: /* Fun Facts / they don't release; they are* released

RickTommy — Fri, 27 Sep 2024 09:09:26 GMT

Fun Facts: they don't release; they *are* released

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	*Matt references the [[Limozeen vs. sloshy]] album.		*Matt references the [[Limozeen vs. sloshy]] album.
	*Mike references {{w\|eMusic}}, an online, subscription-based music store.		*Mike references {{w\|eMusic}}, an online, subscription-based music store.
-	*The scroll button song mentioned is the one from [[Scroll Button Songs#SB-2007-08-13\|August 13, 2007]], a week before this email released.	+	*The [[scroll button song]] mentioned is the one from [[Scroll Button Songs#SB-2007-08-13\|August 13, 2007]], a week before this email was released.
	*{{w\|Sub Pop}} is an independent record label often credited with helping popularize grunge music.		*{{w\|Sub Pop}} is an independent record label often credited with helping popularize grunge music.
	*Matt mentions the {{w\|Target Corporation\|Target}} chain of department stores in reference to a [[Weekly Fanstuff]] submission.		*Matt mentions the {{w\|Target Corporation\|Target}} chain of department stores in reference to a [[Weekly Fanstuff]] submission.

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* DVD Version */ proofread, finished fun facts section

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Fri, 27 Sep 2024 08:35:00 GMT

DVD Version: proofread, finished fun facts section

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Bleu Ninja: /* Real-World References */ Group explanation of board/tabletop games

Bleu Ninja — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 22:03:42 GMT

Real-World References: Group explanation of board/tabletop games

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	*[[Wikipedia:ESPN Classic\|ESPN Classic]] is an [[Wikipedia:ESPN\|ESPN]]-run TV network showing reruns of sports events and other sports-related programming. It was initially designed to broadcast classic sporting events, but has since added shows that were cancelled or ended on the main ESPN and [[Wikipedia:ESPN2\|ESPN 2]] networks.		*[[Wikipedia:ESPN Classic\|ESPN Classic]] is an [[Wikipedia:ESPN\|ESPN]]-run TV network showing reruns of sports events and other sports-related programming. It was initially designed to broadcast classic sporting events, but has since added shows that were cancelled or ended on the main ESPN and [[Wikipedia:ESPN2\|ESPN 2]] networks.
	*[[Wikipedia:Danny Ainge\|Danny Ainge]] and [[Wikipedia:Kevin McHale\|Kevin McHale]] are two former [[Wikipedia:NBA\|NBA]] players, and were teammates on the [[Wikipedia:Boston Celtics\|Celtics]] for the first eight years of their careers.		*[[Wikipedia:Danny Ainge\|Danny Ainge]] and [[Wikipedia:Kevin McHale\|Kevin McHale]] are two former [[Wikipedia:NBA\|NBA]] players, and were teammates on the [[Wikipedia:Boston Celtics\|Celtics]] for the first eight years of their careers.
-	*"Intregway" is a parody of the ~~[[Wikipedia:Segway PT~~\|Segway ~~PT]], a~~ personal transportation device.	+	*"Intregway" is a parody of the {{w\|Segway}} personal transportation device.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:Pictionary~~\|Pictionary~~]] is a [[Wikipedia: board games\|board game]].~~	+	*{{w\|Pictionary}} and [[Jenga]] are common tabletop party games that can be played by a group of people.
-	*[[Jenga]] is a ~~physical [[Wikipedia:Game~~ of ~~skill\|game of skill]]~~.	+
	*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].		*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].
	*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."		*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."

DEIDATVM: probably a missing word here

DEIDATVM — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 21:14:45 GMT

probably a missing word here

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	*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].		*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].
	*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."		*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."
-	*A musician performing with their back to the audience may be a reference to the etymology {{w\|shoegaze}}. A subgenre of indie rock, the term derived from musicians who looked downwards at their {{w\|Effects unit\|effects pedals}} while performing, rather than engaging with the audience, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.	+	*A musician performing with their back to the audience may be a reference to the etymology of {{w\|shoegaze}}. A subgenre of indie rock, the term derived from musicians who looked downwards at their {{w\|Effects unit\|effects pedals}} while performing, rather than engaging with the audience, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.
	*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.		*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.
	*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".		*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".

Bleu Ninja: /* Real-World References */ Nick Drake reference is unlikely - notably different genres, reasons for back-turning, and just not the sort of thing you do a "we don't care about you" gag about

Bleu Ninja — Mon, 23 Sep 2024 04:30:54 GMT

Real-World References: Nick Drake reference is unlikely - notably different genres, reasons for back-turning, and just not the sort of thing you do a "we don't care about you" gag about

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	*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].		*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].
	*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."		*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."
-	*~~Turning your~~ back to the audience ~~was one of the musician [[Wikipedia:Nick Drake\|Nick Drake]]'s habits, though in his case, it was extreme stage fright, not boredom with the audience.~~	+	*A musician performing with their back to the audience may be a reference to the etymology {{w\|shoegaze}}. A subgenre of indie rock, the term derived from musicians who looked downwards at their {{w\|Effects unit\|effects pedals}} while performing, rather than engaging with the audience, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.
-	**This may ~~also~~ be a reference to the ~~alternative~~ rock ~~subgenre [[Wikipedia:Shoegazing\|shoegazing]]~~, ~~where~~ the ~~heavy use of effects pedals meant guitarists performing live often~~ looked ~~down~~ at their pedals ~~throughout~~ the ~~entire show~~, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.	+
	*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.		*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.
	*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".		*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".
-	*Strong Bad describes sloshy's music as "for people who went to college". ~~There~~ is ~~actually~~ a ~~genre~~ of ~~music known as [[Wikipedia:college~~ rock\|college rock~~]], which is similar to the style of sloshy~~.	+	*Strong Bad describes sloshy's music as "for people who went to college". {{w\|College rock}} is a term for eclectic subgenres of rock, including alternative bands like sloshy, played by college radio DJs who sought to avoid mainstream rock played on commercial stations.

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73.147.226.56: /* Explanations */

73.147.226.56 — Thu, 29 Jun 2023 15:17:39 GMT

Explanations

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	=== Explanations ===		=== Explanations ===
	*A [[Wikipedia:Rider (theater)\|rider]] is a set of requests or demands that a performer sets as criteria for performance.		*A [[Wikipedia:Rider (theater)\|rider]] is a set of requests or demands that a performer sets as criteria for performance.
-	*The term [[Wikipedia:Tex-Mex\|tex-mex]] (which Strong Bad incorrectly uses as a description of a textile) refers to ~~several things~~, ~~such as~~ a ~~style~~ of ~~cuisine~~, a style of music, and a railway.	+	*The term [[Wikipedia:Tex-Mex\|tex-mex]] (which Strong Bad incorrectly uses as a description of a textile) most commonly refers to Mexican-American cuisine, though can also refer to a number of other things, including a style of music and a railway, among others.
	*A [[Wikipedia: pleat\|pleat]] is a fold in cloth made by doubling the material upon itself and then pressing or stitching it into place.		*A [[Wikipedia: pleat\|pleat]] is a fold in cloth made by doubling the material upon itself and then pressing or stitching it into place.

MeowMeow: /* Remarks */ Added something.

MeowMeow — Tue, 14 Mar 2023 18:06:55 GMT

Remarks: Added something.

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	=== Remarks ===		=== Remarks ===
	*Strong Sad claims to have never heard of Limozeen, despite the fact that he watched a cartoon starring them in [[best thing]].		*Strong Sad claims to have never heard of Limozeen, despite the fact that he watched a cartoon starring them in [[best thing]].
		+	**Also, Strong Bad says that he's "going to see Limozeen tonight", implying that Strong Sad knows what Limozeen is. Also, Strong Sad doesn't ask what Limozeen is.
	*This is one of the few times [[Decemberween#References to Christmas\|Christmas]] has been directly mentioned in the Homestar Runner universe instead of [[Decemberween]].		*This is one of the few times [[Decemberween#References to Christmas\|Christmas]] has been directly mentioned in the Homestar Runner universe instead of [[Decemberween]].
	*This email contains several of the increasingly less rare occasions of [[Strong Bad and Strong Sad's Relationship#Strong Bad and Strong Sad Getting Along\|Strong Bad and Strong Sad getting along]].		*This email contains several of the increasingly less rare occasions of [[Strong Bad and Strong Sad's Relationship#Strong Bad and Strong Sad Getting Along\|Strong Bad and Strong Sad getting along]].

HoveringSombrero: in case folks get confused

HoveringSombrero — Mon, 06 Mar 2023 17:49:45 GMT

in case folks get confused

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		+	{{aboutemail}} {{for\|2016 live show\|Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Show}}
	{{sbenav}}		{{sbenav}}
	[[Image:Sbemail175 screenshot.PNG\|thumb\|"I'll broaden ''your'' horizons!"]]		[[Image:Sbemail175 screenshot.PNG\|thumb\|"I'll broaden ''your'' horizons!"]]

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	*Matt references the [[Limozeen vs. sloshy]] album.		*Matt references the [[Limozeen vs. sloshy]] album.
	*Mike references {{w\|eMusic}}, an online, subscription-based music store.		*Mike references {{w\|eMusic}}, an online, subscription-based music store.
-	*The scroll button song mentioned is the one from [[Scroll Button Songs#SB-2007-08-13\|August 13, 2007]], a week before this email released.	+	*The [[scroll button song]] mentioned is the one from [[Scroll Button Songs#SB-2007-08-13\|August 13, 2007]], a week before this email was released.
	*{{w\|Sub Pop}} is an independent record label often credited with helping popularize grunge music.		*{{w\|Sub Pop}} is an independent record label often credited with helping popularize grunge music.
	*Matt mentions the {{w\|Target Corporation\|Target}} chain of department stores in reference to a [[Weekly Fanstuff]] submission.		*Matt mentions the {{w\|Target Corporation\|Target}} chain of department stores in reference to a [[Weekly Fanstuff]] submission.

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	*[[Wikipedia:ESPN Classic\|ESPN Classic]] is an [[Wikipedia:ESPN\|ESPN]]-run TV network showing reruns of sports events and other sports-related programming. It was initially designed to broadcast classic sporting events, but has since added shows that were cancelled or ended on the main ESPN and [[Wikipedia:ESPN2\|ESPN 2]] networks.		*[[Wikipedia:ESPN Classic\|ESPN Classic]] is an [[Wikipedia:ESPN\|ESPN]]-run TV network showing reruns of sports events and other sports-related programming. It was initially designed to broadcast classic sporting events, but has since added shows that were cancelled or ended on the main ESPN and [[Wikipedia:ESPN2\|ESPN 2]] networks.
	*[[Wikipedia:Danny Ainge\|Danny Ainge]] and [[Wikipedia:Kevin McHale\|Kevin McHale]] are two former [[Wikipedia:NBA\|NBA]] players, and were teammates on the [[Wikipedia:Boston Celtics\|Celtics]] for the first eight years of their careers.		*[[Wikipedia:Danny Ainge\|Danny Ainge]] and [[Wikipedia:Kevin McHale\|Kevin McHale]] are two former [[Wikipedia:NBA\|NBA]] players, and were teammates on the [[Wikipedia:Boston Celtics\|Celtics]] for the first eight years of their careers.
-	*"Intregway" is a parody of the ~~[[Wikipedia:Segway PT~~\|Segway ~~PT]], a~~ personal transportation device.	+	*"Intregway" is a parody of the {{w\|Segway}} personal transportation device.
-	*~~[[Wikipedia:Pictionary~~\|Pictionary~~]] is a [[Wikipedia: board games\|board game]].~~	+	*{{w\|Pictionary}} and [[Jenga]] are common tabletop party games that can be played by a group of people.
-	*[[Jenga]] is a ~~physical [[Wikipedia:Game~~ of ~~skill\|game of skill]]~~.	+
	*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].		*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].
	*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."		*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."

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	*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].		*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].
	*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."		*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."
-	*A musician performing with their back to the audience may be a reference to the etymology {{w\|shoegaze}}. A subgenre of indie rock, the term derived from musicians who looked downwards at their {{w\|Effects unit\|effects pedals}} while performing, rather than engaging with the audience, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.	+	*A musician performing with their back to the audience may be a reference to the etymology of {{w\|shoegaze}}. A subgenre of indie rock, the term derived from musicians who looked downwards at their {{w\|Effects unit\|effects pedals}} while performing, rather than engaging with the audience, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.
	*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.		*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.
	*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".		*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".

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	*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].		*The background music in the scene where Strong Bad and Strong Sad are playing Atari 2600 is from [[Marble Craze]], a homebrew game by [[Paul Slocum]], whose name appeared on the floppy disk container in [[do over]].
	*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."		*sloshy's draping [[Wikipedia:Christmas lights\|Christmas lights]] over their bass drum is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Weezer\|Weezer]]'s [[Wikipedia:music video\|music video]] for "[[Wikipedia:El Scorcho\|El Scorcho]]."
-	*~~Turning your~~ back to the audience ~~was one of the musician [[Wikipedia:Nick Drake\|Nick Drake]]'s habits, though in his case, it was extreme stage fright, not boredom with the audience.~~	+	*A musician performing with their back to the audience may be a reference to the etymology {{w\|shoegaze}}. A subgenre of indie rock, the term derived from musicians who looked downwards at their {{w\|Effects unit\|effects pedals}} while performing, rather than engaging with the audience, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.
-	**This may ~~also~~ be a reference to the ~~alternative~~ rock ~~subgenre [[Wikipedia:Shoegazing\|shoegazing]]~~, ~~where~~ the ~~heavy use of effects pedals meant guitarists performing live often~~ looked ~~down~~ at their pedals ~~throughout~~ the ~~entire show~~, giving the impression that they were gazing at their shoes.	+
	*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.		*"Mistretta" is probably a reference to Salvatore Mistretta, Morgan Paull's character from the 1975 film [[Wikipedia:Mitchell (film)\|Mitchell]]. This film was featured in an episode of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]. It could also refer to the Brothers Chaps' friends, the Mistretta family, of which the [[Other Little Girl]] is a member.
	*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".		*The Paper's "How ya like me now?" is likely a reference to [[Wikipedia:Kool Moe Dee\|Kool Moe Dee]]'s hip hop classic, "[[wikipedia:How Ya Like Me Now\|How Ya Like Me Now]]".
-	*Strong Bad describes sloshy's music as "for people who went to college". ~~There~~ is ~~actually~~ a ~~genre~~ of ~~music known as [[Wikipedia:college~~ rock\|college rock~~]], which is similar to the style of sloshy~~.	+	*Strong Bad describes sloshy's music as "for people who went to college". {{w\|College rock}} is a term for eclectic subgenres of rock, including alternative bands like sloshy, played by college radio DJs who sought to avoid mainstream rock played on commercial stations.

	=== Fast Forward ===		=== Fast Forward ===