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"comment": "Created page with \"'''Thrift Town''' is the name of an exceedingly small chain of thrift stores in central Texas. For a brief period (2013-2015), [[Draco]] lived near the one located in San Antonio (2864 Thousand Oaks Dr). He wound up becoming a frequent customer of the store as a means to obtain things for the burgeoning ''[[GatorUNbox]]'' series on the Gatorbox livestream. Across the street from Thrift Town was a 99c Only Store, which was another common haunt for unbox fodder. Thrift To...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"The '''buffalo stance''' is the name given to the awkward and very apparent lean that presenter Geoff Keighley has a tendency to do while hosting the annual The Game Awards show. [[Draco]] first noted Geoff's tendency to sway and tilt during the 2023 restream of the show but didn't start referring to the position as \"buffalo stance\" until the 2024 show. The joke continued into 2025 where looking for the gesture became something of a running game. Geoff's tilted stance wa...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"'''Mission Control''' was a vertically-oriented computer whose internals were arranged into a scaffolding array with two long forklift-like legs that slid under the coffee table used as part of the Gatorbox set. This standing unit was intended to be used as a dock for the laptop(s) Draco uses to manage the show's chat dashboards and channel redemptions and featured a second monitor built into its frame as well as a shelf that folded down to hold the laptop and house the...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"The '''Loot Cam 2000''' is one of the secondary cameras occasionally used in various Gatorbox shows, notably ''[[That's Not Lego!]]'' and ''[[Gatorbox (of Crayons)]]''. The camera was named as such because the name \"Loot Cam\" was already in use by the ceiling-mounted webcam used to capture the entire set during episodes of ''[[GatorUNbox]]'' and as a more advanced camera Draco added \"2000\" to the end to give it a futuristic theme. The Loot Cam 2000 was briefly used in a...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"The '''Super Value Pack''' is the assumed name of the box used to draw game challenges during Gatorbox's annual [[Extra Life]] marathons. The prop gets its name from the large purple and yellow sticker adhered to its front, a leftover from when the box was used as a store display to sell repackaged trading cards. Draco described the origin of the box as him needing to find something to keep the challenge tickets in and during a trip to Dollar Tree where he bought random...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"'''\"I'M ETHAN BRADBERRY\"''' was a recurring catchphrase from the first season of ''[[Your Level Sucks]]'' (2015-2017), it is a reference to internet comedian Ethan Bradberry who at the time spearheaded a YouTube channel centered around performing pranks in public. He opened most of his videos by introducing himself with the line \"I'm Ethan Bradberry\" before briefly explaining the content of the video ahead. Bradberry's channel was a frequent target of ridicule and jokes...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"{| style=\"width:200px; float:right; border:1px solid black\" | <center>'''Channel Mascot'''</center> |- | [[File:PLACEHOLDER.png|200px|center]] |- | <center>'''Jiffer Lawson'''</center> |- | '''Debuted:''' 2025 |- | '''Retired:''' N/A |- | '''Portrayed by:''' [[Draco]] |} '''Jiffer Lawson''' (also known as '''Jiffer the Fox''') is a minor mascot of the Gatorbox channel. He is an anthropomorphic fox whose name is taken from one of the placeholders from the 1990 version of...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"A '''konitar''' is a musical instrument. The instrument, a prototype of which was designed and built by [[Draco]] in 2009, is based on the Fender Stratocaster guitar controller that came bundled with ''Rock Band''. The controller interfaces with a computer (or other piece of hardware capable of running the instrument's corresponding custom software) via USB and is used to play selected sound samples by pressing their corresponding fret buttons and clicking the strum tog...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"'''PUSSYTRON 4000''' is the name of a joke combat robot built by [[Draco]] that was shown off in a 2015 stream alongside an in-progress build of a more serious robot (Krocodentist) as a bait and switch gag. PUSSYTRON 4000 is a robot featuring a long rectangular body with tank tracks on either side of it, the robot having been built atop the base of a stripped down radio-controlled hobby tank. A motor from a cassette tape player is mounted on its back with a slight forwar...\""
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