HRWiki Featured article for 2009, week 47

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Monosodium Dreams is The Cheat's new computer, a 5th Generation iMac. It was first introduced in the Strong Bad Email redesign, in which The Cheat designs a new No Loafing Sign. This computer apparently replaced his old one, Tangerine Dreams. It is modeled after the design of Apple's iMac G5 or Intel iMac desktop computer, but with the Tandy logo on it, and a slightly different interface. While Strong Bad wonders why this computer only has half a monitor, the entire computer, as the one it is modeled after, is a single unit, using an LCD display rather than a CRT as older computers did (thus Strong Bad's comment). He also mistakes the wireless mouse for a plastic bar of soap. Mike Chapman jokingly came up with the name during the DVD commentary for "redesign". (more...)

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HRWiki Featured article for 2009, week 47

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