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Current revision as of 21:20, 18 September 2005

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[edit] It's not even July!

Strong Bad's comment, "What?! Back to school already?! It's not even July!" is a reference to how stores sell event-themed products an absurd amount of time in advance of such events.

From: modeling
Posted on: 19:44, 11 Jul 2005 (UTC)

Arguments for:

  • Stores regularly sell items for a holiday an absurd amount of time before the holiday (i.e. Christmas stuff in October, Valentine's Day stuff right after Christmas, etc.)

Arguments against:

  • Yes, that's the joke. It doesn't need to be explained.
  • "If a plot element or joke is very obscure, an explanation might be necessary. This should not explain [...] anything even remotely obvious" (HRWiki:Standards#Explanations)

Additional comments:

  • At the time of writing this comment, 11 different people didn't thought it was obvious. (And thats alot for a STUFF page)


Votes to accept: Votes to decline:
  1. RedbirdRunner
  2. Rogue Leader / (my talk)
  3. — Elcool (talk)(contribs)
  4. Elfuego51
  5. —↑Darklinkskywalker|Talk_|i did this stuff_↓
  6. Flying Bovine
  7. James Craven
  8. Trey56
  9. Joshua
  10. Super Sam
  11. thatkidsam
  12. gwr2004
  1. — It's dot com
  2. small_logo.pngUsername-talk
  3. tomstiff
  4. GG Crono
  5. Jay (Gobble)
  6. Homestar Coderhomestar-coder-sig.gif
  7. Tristeza
  8. BazookaJoe
  9. User: Lappy 486
  10. bent wookiee
  11. phlip TC
  12. adavidw
  13. Polly
  14. TobyTheRobot

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[edit] Give a Care

The phrase in the colognac ad "we don't really give a care" is a refrence to the e-mail No Loafing where Strong Bad talks about inspirational posters that talk about "determination and giving a care."

From: modeling
Posted on: 04:34, 13 Jul 2005 (UTC)

Arguments for:

Arguments against:

  • It's a common idiom.

Additional comments:


Votes to accept: Votes to decline:
  1. small_logo.pngUsername-talk
  2. Homestar Coderhomestar-coder-sig.gif
  3. Polly
  4. — Elcool (talk)(contribs)
  5. tomstiff
  6. --—↑Darklinkskywalker|Talk_|i did this stuff_↓
  7. Robot Chicken
  8. — It's dot com

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[edit] Stupid Coincidence

Stupid Coincidence Magazine costs $9, the same price as one of those glossy fashion magazines that Strong Bad mentions.

From: modeling
Posted on: 17:41, 1 Jul 2005 (UTC)

Arguments for:

  • It's a stupid coincidence, just like the magazine.

Arguments against:

  • No kidding. Thats the joke.
  • I thought we weren't supposed to comment on obvious things?

Additional comments:

  • It isn't that obvious to people less observant than most.


Votes to accept: Votes to decline:
  1. Tobar
  2. Conchris
  3. Kiwi
  4. Rebochan
  5. —Tony Stony Talk | Edits
  6. Total Spaceship Guy3
  7. Rogue Leader
  8. Ju Ju Master
  9. sninky-chan
  10. Mithent
  11. Some HSR themed username
  12. James Craven
  13. E.L. Cool
  14. bombcar
  15. Homsar999
  16. Thesmokingmonkey
  17. BazookaJoe
  18. Homeschool Runner
  19. —↑Darklinkskywalker|Talk_|i did this stuff_↓
  1. single deuce
  2. Captainmartin
  3. tomstiff
  4. aaronak
  5. Tristeza

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[edit] Poached Eggs and Facts

Poachers illegally hunt animals such as elephants for resale and profit.

From: modeling
Posted on: 17:07, 1 Jul 2005 (UTC)

Arguments for:

  • Strong Sad's soolnds look similar to elephant feet.

Arguments against:

  • The definition of "poacher" is common knowledge—and even if it wasn't, anyone could just look in a dictionary.
    • And this wiki, is deffinently not a dictionary.

Additional comments:

  • Really,wouldn't this be better as a Fun Fact for 50 emails? With the whole "50 bucks? Okay. I'll leave the keys under the at-may" conversation with a mysterous figure on the phone?


Votes to accept: Votes to decline:
  1. Captainmartin
  2. E.L. Cool
  3. Homsar999
  1. Jay (Gobble)
  2. GG Crono
  3. Homestar Coderhomestar-coder-sig.gif
  4. Kiwi
  5. Rebochan
  6. —Tony Stony Talk | Edits
  7. Super Sam
  8. single deuce
  9. Conchris
  10. Tehngion
  11. Some HSR themed username
  12. BazookaJoe
  13. aaronak
  14. Ookelaylay
  15. Thesmokingmonkey
  16. Tristeza
  17. Homeschool Runner
  18. —↑Darklinkskywalker|Talk_|i did this stuff_↓

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[edit] Take Advice From Yer Brudder

Homestar was considering breaking into male modeling in crying.

From: modeling
Posted on: 08:30, 1 Jul 2005 (UTC)

Arguments for:

  • It's pretty easy to see the ref, it's not like male modeling is a common subject to talk about...
  • As mentioned in the additional comments, Homestar admitted wanting to break into male modeling, and this e-mail shows that he went through with it. Hence the ref.
  • it fits the entire "stupid coincidence" theme.
  • it is a useful reference to another subject
  • Well, it's in crying, so it's a valid reference, even if it's thin.
  • It seems plainly obvious to be a back-reference to crying. It could even be the influence FOR the e-mail that Meghan sent.

Arguments against:

  • But there IS no ref; there's nothing linking these two except sheer coincidence.
  • The subject of male modeling was brought up by Meghan, not TBC or any of their characters.

Additional comments:

  • I think he means that since Homestar was on the cover of that mag he must of gone through with his idea of breaking into male modeling
  • Maybe it's just another stupid coincidence?
  • I like how the guy says "theres nothing linking them except sheer coincedence" which is kind of the theme of the whole thing.
    • There's coincidence that isn't really coincidence - Homestar appearing on the cover of a magazine at the same time as Strong Bad, which isn't REALLY a coincidence because it was intentional on the part of TBC - and there's just sheer unrelated coincidence. This could easily be the latter.
  • The "could be" in the above ArgFor is exactly why as many people declined this - it could be, but it we don't know. Speculation is usually frowned upon on this Wiki.


Votes to accept: Votes to decline:
  1. Rebochan
  2. Ju Ju Master
  3. Conchris
  4. super orange!
  5. E.L. Cool
  6. Styles Upon Styles
  7. Mostly Confused
  8. bombcar
  9. Homsar999
  10. Thesmokingmonkey
  11. KensterFox
  12. Tristeza
  13. mibluvr13dígame
  14. Elfuego51
  15. Homeschool Runner
  16. Homestar Coderhomestar-coder-sig.gif
  17. —↑Darklinkskywalker|Talk_|i did this stuff_↓
  1. Jay (Gobble)
  2. Total Spaceship Guy3
  3. Exhibit A
  4. —Tony Stony Talk | Edits
  5. Super Sam
  6. tomstiff
  7. sninky-chan
  8. Some HSR themed username
  9. Polly
  10. BazookaJoe
  11. Captainmartin
  12. aaronak
  13. GG Crono

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[edit] Unremarkable

None of the example magazine ads shown match the ads Strong Bad describes.

From: modeling
Posted on: 18:43, 6 Jul 2005 (UTC)

Arguments for:

Arguments against:

  • This remark doesn't draw attention to anything that a viewer (of the transcript or the cartoon) wouldn't notice straghtaway.

Additional comments:

  • Maybe revise to comment on how each add is sort of a messed up version of what Strong Bad describes. Fancy shoes become lame, giant tube socks; fancy colognac becomes cream to fix "stinkfoot." Etc.
    • No, because that part is in the transcript. Take it as it is or leave it, but don't revise it like that.


Votes to accept: Votes to decline:
  1. Kiwi
  2. Homsar999
  1. tomstiff
  2. —Gafaddict Image:Gafaddict sigpic.gif (Talk | Contribs.)
  3. Polly
  4. Mostly Confused
  5. Thesmokingmonkey
  6. — Elcool (talk)(contribs)
  7. Homestar Coderhomestar-coder-sig.gif
  8. Tristeza
  9. Flying Bovine

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