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	~~<div class=~~"~~magnify~~">		'''Schenectady Crispies''' is a [[Breakfast Cereal\|breakfast cereal]] that contains "mad chunks of real dough." They debuted as an [[Easter egg]] in the email [[labor day]], but they later appeared in the email [[the bet]], where it is shown that [[The King of Town]] likes them, as they are seen stored in his [[King of Town's Castle\|castle]].

	[[~~File:SchenectadyCrispies.PNG\|~~[[~~File:magnify-clip.png~~\|~~15px\|thumb]]~~]]		They were named after the sender of the email [[labor day]], who went by the name "Chrispy" and hailed from [[Schenectady, New York\|Schenectady, NY]].

	~~</div>~~		The slogan used in the commercial Easter egg, "I hope I don't get caught!" is likely a reference to cereal commercials that feature a character trying to steal the cereal being advertised, such as [[Trix]] and [[Froot Loops]].
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	~~''"Schenectady Crispies are so freaking good, they taste [[Twice\|twice]]! Once in your mouth, and once in your esophagus!"''~~

	'''Schenectady Crispies''' is a [[Breakfast Cereal\|breakfast cereal]] that contains "mad chunks of real dough." They debuted as an [[Easter egg]] in the email [[labor day]], but they later appeared in the email [[the bet]], where it is shown that [[The King of Town]] likes them, as they are seen stored in his [[King of Town's Castle\|castle]].

	~~They were named after the sender of the email [[labor day]], who went by the name "Chrispy" and hailed from [[Schenectady, New York\|Schenectady, NY]].~~

	The slogan used in the commercial Easter egg, ~~"~~I hope I don't get caught!~~"~~ is likely a reference to cereal commercials that feature a character trying to steal the cereal being advertised, such as [[Trix]] and [[Froot Loops]].

	Strong Bad later endorsed [[Minor Foods\|Temporarios]] cereal in much the same way that he advertised Schenectady Crispies, even employing the same background music.		Strong Bad later endorsed [[Minor Foods\|Temporarios]] cereal in much the same way that he advertised Schenectady Crispies, even employing the same background music.
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	* The "mad" in "mad chunks of real dough" is likely a regional colloquialism: among [[New York State\|New Yorkers]] and residents of [[Northeastern United States\|other Northeastern states]], "mad" is often used as a slang intensifier for whichever word comes next. So the advertised "mad chunks of real dough" would mean "big" or "many chunks of real dough" to a native of the region, including someone from Schenectady.

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	~~</div>~~		* The "mad" in "mad chunks of real dough" is likely a regional colloquialism: among [[New York State\|New Yorkers]] and residents of [[Northeastern United States\|other Northeastern states]], "mad" is often used as a slang intensifier for whichever word comes next. So the advertised "mad chunks of real dough" would mean "big" or "many chunks of real dough" to a native of the region, including someone from Schenectady.
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''"Schenectady Crispies are so freaking good, they taste [[Twice|twice]]! Once in your mouth, and once in your esophagus!"''

'''Schenectady Crispies''' is a [[Breakfast Cereal|breakfast cereal]] that contains "mad chunks of real dough." They debuted as an [[Easter egg]] in the email [[labor day]], but they later appeared in the email [[the bet]], where it is shown that [[The King of Town]] likes them, as they are seen stored in his [[King of Town's Castle|castle]].

They were named after the sender of the email [[labor day]], who went by the name "Chrispy" and hailed from [[Schenectady, New York|Schenectady, NY]].

The slogan used in the commercial Easter egg, "I hope I don't get caught!" is likely a reference to cereal commercials that feature a character trying to steal the cereal being advertised, such as [[Trix]] and [[Froot Loops]].

Strong Bad later endorsed [[Minor Foods|Temporarios]] cereal in much the same way that he advertised Schenectady Crispies, even employing the same background music.

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* The "mad" in "mad chunks of real dough" is likely a regional colloquialism: among [[New York State|New Yorkers]] and residents of [[Northeastern United States|other Northeastern states]], "mad" is often used as a slang intensifier for whichever word comes next. So the advertised "mad chunks of real dough" would mean "big" or "many chunks of real dough" to a native of the region, including someone from Schenectady.

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