813: One-Liners - Revision history

130.76.187.33: /* Transcript */ movies

2025-10-03T18:40:19Z

‎Transcript: movies

172.70.147.47: ditto, fixed

2025-02-05T09:26:03Z

ditto, fixed

172.70.147.47: linking to wiktionary for the word definition instead of wikipedia

2025-02-05T09:23:05Z

linking to wiktionary for the word definition instead of wikipedia

172.70.251.121: Added the title text one liner in the same style as the other ones to see it directly and not have to scroll up during reading (make it homogeneous).

2024-06-08T08:56:29Z

Added the title text one liner in the same style as the other ones to see it directly and not have to scroll up during reading (make it homogeneous).

SomeoneIGuess at 03:12, 15 October 2023

2023-10-15T03:12:52Z

SilverTheTerribleMathematician at 04:35, 9 December 2022

2022-12-09T04:35:55Z

Davidy22: Reverted edits by Explain xkcd server admin (talk) to last revision by Danish

2022-05-21T02:55:04Z

Reverted edits by Explain xkcd server admin (talk) to last revision by Danish

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Explain xkcd server admin at 21:45, 20 May 2022

2022-05-20T21:45:32Z

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Danish: Undo revision 266642 by 👖🔥 (talk)

2022-05-11T17:50:57Z

Undo revision 266642 by 👖🔥 (talk)

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👖🔥 at 17:44, 11 May 2022

2022-05-11T17:44:48Z

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 [[Category:Comics featuring Megan]]
 [[Category:Comics featuring Ponytail]]
-[[Category:Fiction]]
+[[Category:Movies]]
 [[Category:Multiple Cueballs]]

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 ;Bangarang, motherfucker.
-:This phrase is very similar to the line "Yippee-Ki-Yay motherfucker" used by {{w|John McClane}} in the ''{{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard}}'' series. {{wiktionary|Bangarang}} is, among other things, the Jamaican word for "uproar." It was popularized (without the addition of 'motherfucker') as the cheer of the {{w|Lost Boys (Peter Pan)|lost boys}} in the film ''{{w|Hook (film)|Hook}}'', via the popular dubstep Skrillex song {{w|Bangarang|”Bangarang”}}.
+:This phrase is very similar to the line "Yippee-Ki-Yay motherfucker" used by {{w|John McClane}} in the ''{{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard}}'' series. {{wiktionary|bangarang|Bangarang}} is, among other things, the Jamaican word for "uproar." It was popularized (without the addition of 'motherfucker') as the cheer of the {{w|Lost Boys (Peter Pan)|lost boys}} in the film ''{{w|Hook (film)|Hook}}'', via the popular dubstep Skrillex song {{w|Bangarang|”Bangarang”}}.
 ;Upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Flash player to view THIS content, bitch.

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 ;Bangarang, motherfucker.
-:This phrase is very similar to the line "Yippee-Ki-Yay motherfucker" used by {{w|John McClane}} in the ''{{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard}}'' series. {{w|Bangarang}} is, among other things, the Jamaican word for "uproar." It was popularized (without the addition of 'motherfucker') as the cheer of the {{w|Lost Boys (Peter Pan)|lost boys}} in the film ''{{w|Hook (film)|Hook}}'', via the popular dubstep Skrillex song {{w|Bangarang|”Bangarang”}}.
+:This phrase is very similar to the line "Yippee-Ki-Yay motherfucker" used by {{w|John McClane}} in the ''{{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard}}'' series. {{wiktionary|Bangarang}} is, among other things, the Jamaican word for "uproar." It was popularized (without the addition of 'motherfucker') as the cheer of the {{w|Lost Boys (Peter Pan)|lost boys}} in the film ''{{w|Hook (film)|Hook}}'', via the popular dubstep Skrillex song {{w|Bangarang|”Bangarang”}}.
 ;Upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Flash player to view THIS content, bitch.

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 :This phrase is very similar to the line "Yippee-Ki-Yay motherfucker" used by {{w|John McClane}} in the ''{{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard}}'' series. {{w|Bangarang}} is, among other things, the Jamaican word for "uproar." It was popularized (without the addition of 'motherfucker') as the cheer of the {{w|Lost Boys (Peter Pan)|lost boys}} in the film ''{{w|Hook (film)|Hook}}'', via the popular dubstep Skrillex song {{w|Bangarang|”Bangarang”}}.
-The title text is another suggested one-liner phrase, referring to an update reminder that would frequently pop up when one attempted to view visual media content on a webpage. After delivering the line, the character triggers a detonator (Double colons are sometimes used in text to denote an action), presumably setting off an explosive of some kind.
+;Upgrade to the latest version of Adobe Flash player to view THIS content, bitch.
-The phrase states that you need the latest {{w|Adobe Flash}} player to view this (presumably for older flash players too spectacular) explosion.
+:This title text is another suggested one-liner phrase, referring to an update reminder that would frequently pop up when one attempted to view visual media content on a webpage. After delivering the line, the character triggers a detonator (Double colons are sometimes used in text to denote an action), presumably setting off an explosive of some kind.
-Also wordplay is involved since a "flash" is one visual representation of a explosion.
+:The phrase states that you need the latest {{w|Adobe Flash}} player to view this (presumably for older flash players too spectacular) explosion.
-Of course, in real life, one doesn't need a "flash player" to view an explosion,{{Citation needed}} especially due to its [https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/end-of-life.html official end-of-life] at the end of 2020 rendering the software completely defunct.
+:Also wordplay is involved since a "flash" is one visual representation of a explosion.
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 :This phrase is very similar to the line "Yippee-Ki-Yay motherfucker" used by {{w|John McClane}} in the ''{{w|Die Hard (film series)|Die Hard}}'' series. {{w|Bangarang}} is, among other things, the Jamaican word for "uproar." It was popularized (without the addition of 'motherfucker') as the cheer of the {{w|Lost Boys (Peter Pan)|lost boys}} in the film ''{{w|Hook (film)|Hook}}'', via the popular dubstep Skrillex song {{w|Bangarang|”Bangarang”}}.
-The title text is another suggested one-liner phrase, referring to an update reminder that frequently pops up when one attempts to view visual media content on a webpage. After delivering the line, the character triggers a detonator (Double colons are sometimes used in text to denote an action), presumably setting off an explosive of some kind.
+The title text is another suggested one-liner phrase, referring to an update reminder that would frequently pop up when one attempted to view visual media content on a webpage. After delivering the line, the character triggers a detonator (Double colons are sometimes used in text to denote an action), presumably setting off an explosive of some kind.
 The phrase states that you need the latest {{w|Adobe Flash}} player to view this (presumably for older flash players too spectacular) explosion.
 Also wordplay is involved since a "flash" is one visual representation of a explosion.
-Of course in real life one doesn't need a "flash player" to view an explosion.{{Citation needed}}
+Of course, in real life, one doesn't need a "flash player" to view an explosion,{{Citation needed}} especially due to its [https://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer/end-of-life.html official end-of-life] at the end of 2020 rendering the software completely defunct.
 ==Transcript==