Double Deuce

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[[Image:Single Deuce.png|left|thumb|100px|The Single Deuce]]
 
[[Image:sbemail24.PNG|thumb|220px|"Psssshhh! The Double Deuce!"]]
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[[Image:Main17.PNG|thumb|"DOOOUUUBBLE DEEEUUUUCCE!!"]]
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[[Image:Single Deuce.png|thumb|100px|The Single Deuce]]
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The '''Double Deuce''' is a style of flipping someone off with both hands. First demonstrated by [[Strong Bad]] in "[[the bird]]," it was later introduced as the name of [[Stinkoman]]'s primary attack technique. In order to perform a Double Deuce, Stinkoman strikes a dramatic pose and shouts "Double Deeeeeuuce!", which causes his gloves to glow and creates an energy disturbance around him.
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The '''Double Deuce''' is a style of flipping someone off with both hands. First demonstrated by [[Strong Bad]] in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[the bird]], it was later introduced as the name of [[Stinkoman]]'s primary attack technique. In order to perform a Double Deuce, Stinkoman strikes a dramatic pose and shouts "Double Deuce!", causing his gloves to glow and creating an energy disturbance around him.
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Strong Bad's [[Action Figure Character Variations|Exciting Action Man action figure]] (as seen in [[action figure]]) comes equipped with "Severe Double Deuce Action." The feature is activated when the figure's head is pressed down.
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There are a few variants, such as the Single Deuce, the one-handed version which [[Pom Pom]] prefers; the Vacation Deuce, which apparently involves flying to one's vacation destination; the Cross[[-èd|èd]] Deuce, which involves crossing the arms; and the Invisible Flair Deuce, which may be done with [[Lack of Visible Arms|no visible arms]] while wearing pieces of flair (or pins), hence the name. The Double Deuce and its variants can be used to rid oneself of [[the office]] [[dullard]] or by those seeking a [[challenge]] or perhaps some fighting.
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The Double Deuce and its variants can be used to rid oneself of [[the office]] [[dullard]] or those seeking a [[challenge]] or perhaps a fight.
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According to [[Matt Chapman]] on the commentary for the ''{{w|Gravity Falls}}'' episode "Dungeons, Dungeons & More Dungeons" (which used the phrase), it originates from his old [[hip hop]] band referring to 1994 as "the nine double-deuce".
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There is a one handed variant called the '''Single Deuce''', which [[Pom Pom]] prefers. A single "deuce" appears in the box art tagline for [[Stinkoman 20X6]] as "Ask for a Challenge! Deuce!"
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==Appearances==
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*'''Debut:''' Email [[the bird]] {{--}} Strong Bad describes the Double Deuce as his personal favorite way to flip someone off.
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*Email [[action figure]] {{--}} Strong Bad's action figure is shown to include "Double Deuce action".
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*Email [[big white face]] {{--}} Strong Bad flips [[Strong Sad]] the Single Deuce.
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*{{postref|697539300272037889|10|Feb|2016}} {{--}} A Strong Bad-looking ultrasound shows off his Single Deuce.
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*[[Haunted Photo Booth]] (Easter egg) {{--}} Referencing the source of her costume, [[Office Space]], [[Marzipan]] "expresses herself" with what Strong Bad describes as an Invisible Flair Deuce.
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In the email [[personal favorites]], the [[Grape-Nuts Robot]] references the phrase when he says "Now spell 'Douuuuuuuuble Deuce.'"
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===As a phrase===
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*Email [[personal favorites]] (Easter egg) {{--}} Said by the [[Strong Bad Robot]].
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*Email [[2 emails]] (Easter egg) {{--}} Appears on "Strong Bad's Double Deuce-blemint Gum".
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*{{dvdcom|fan club}} {{--}} Used by [[Homestar Runner]] and Strong Bad to describe the two of them being on the commentary.
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*[[8-Bit is Enough]] {{--}} Listing ways to say the number four, Strong Bad says "double double deuce".
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==Appearances==
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===As a Stinkoman move===
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[[Image:Main17.PNG|thumb|"DOOOUUBLE DEEEUUCE!!"]]
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*[[Main Page 17]] {{--}} Used to disappear with a flash.
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*[[20X6 vs. 1936]] {{--}} Used against [[The Homestar Runner]] to jump high into the air.
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*[[Sample of Style]] (mentioned) {{--}} The phrase is shouted as an example of Stinkoman dialogue.
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*[[Stinkoman 20X6]] [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 4|Level 4]] {{--}} Stinkoman flies toward Saargtsson with a Single Deuce.
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*[[Stinkoman 20X6]] [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 6|Level 6]] {{--}} Stinkoman uses a Vacation Deuce to fly to the Pink Cloud Zone.
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*[[Fan Costumes '07]] {{--}} Strong Bad notes a Stinkoman-costumed fan's use of the "ever-controversial" Crossèd Deuce.
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*'''Debut:''' Email [[the bird]]
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===Without the name===
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*Email [[dullard]] ''(no-look single deuce)''
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*[[Hairstyle Runner]] {{--}} Predating the Double Deuce's debut, a gallery image that appears to be making the gesture is given the {{w|alt attribute|alt text}} "bad motivator finger".
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*Email [[action figure]]
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*Email [[dullard]] {{--}} Strong Bad flips Homestar the Single Deuce without looking.
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*Email [[personal favorites]] (Easter Egg)
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*[[Strong Bad is a Bad Guy]] {{--}} Strong Bad performs the Double Deuce during the music video visuals.
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*Email [[big white face]] ''(single deuce)''
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*Email [[alternate universe]] (possible mention) {{--}} The [[Strong Bad Email Intros|email intro]] mentions "flipping off rainbows".
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*Email [[2 emails]] (Easter Egg)
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*[[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]] {{--}} Strong Bad flips Homestar the Double Deuce from the background.
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*[[Main Page 17]] ''(Stinkoman-style)''
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*Email [[yes, wrestling]] {{--}} Strong Bad appears to give the Double Deuce during his rant as a member of the Facepaint Connection.
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*[[20X6 vs. 1936]] ''(Stinkoman-style)''
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*[[Behind The Bad Prototype Footage]] {{--}} Strong Bad gives a censored gesture to the camera.
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*[[Sample of Style]]
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*[[Stinkoman 20X6]] [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 4|Level 4]] ''(Stinkoman-style single deuce)''
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*[[Stinkoman 20X6]] [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 6|Level 6]] ''(vacation deuce)''
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*[[Strong Bad is a Bad Guy]]
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*[[Senor Mortgage]]
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*[[strongbad_email.exe Disc Five]]
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*[[Fan Costumes '07]] (cross[[-èd|èd]] deuce)
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[[Category:Prank running gags]]

Current revision as of 04:50, 26 September 2026

"Psssshhh! The Double Deuce!"
The Single Deuce

The Double Deuce is a style of flipping someone off with both hands. First demonstrated by Strong Bad in the Strong Bad Email the bird, it was later introduced as the name of Stinkoman's primary attack technique. In order to perform a Double Deuce, Stinkoman strikes a dramatic pose and shouts "Double Deuce!", causing his gloves to glow and creating an energy disturbance around him.

There are a few variants, such as the Single Deuce, the one-handed version which Pom Pom prefers; the Vacation Deuce, which apparently involves flying to one's vacation destination; the Crossèd Deuce, which involves crossing the arms; and the Invisible Flair Deuce, which may be done with no visible arms while wearing pieces of flair (or pins), hence the name. The Double Deuce and its variants can be used to rid oneself of the office dullard or by those seeking a challenge or perhaps some fighting.

According to Matt Chapman on the commentary for the Gravity Falls episode "Dungeons, Dungeons & More Dungeons" (which used the phrase), it originates from his old hip hop band referring to 1994 as "the nine double-deuce".

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[edit] Appearances

  • Debut: Email the bird — Strong Bad describes the Double Deuce as his personal favorite way to flip someone off.
  • Email action figure — Strong Bad's action figure is shown to include "Double Deuce action".
  • Email big white face — Strong Bad flips Strong Sad the Single Deuce.
  • @StrongBadActual tweet (10 Feb 2016) — A Strong Bad-looking ultrasound shows off his Single Deuce.
  • Haunted Photo Booth (Easter egg) — Referencing the source of her costume, Office Space, Marzipan "expresses herself" with what Strong Bad describes as an Invisible Flair Deuce.

[edit] As a phrase

[edit] As a Stinkoman move

"DOOOUUBLE DEEEUUCE!!"

[edit] Without the name

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