Rigged - Revision history

Koop: Added links back to Viewer Gaming where referenced in context

2022-01-29T06:36:37Z

Added links back to Viewer Gaming where referenced in context

Koop: Resized "Rigged" t-shirt image

2022-01-29T04:45:48Z

Resized "Rigged" t-shirt image

Koop: Added "Rigged" tshirt image

2022-01-29T04:43:20Z

Added "Rigged" tshirt image

Koop: Added general context

2022-01-29T04:15:05Z

Added general context

Koop: Why didn't it save the first time? Good lord. Ok, I'm saving this in increments this time to avoid losing everything again, so here's JUST the friggin' image of chat for starters

2022-01-29T02:52:58Z

Why didn't it save the first time? Good lord. Ok, I'm saving this in increments this time to avoid losing everything again, so here's JUST the friggin' image of chat for starters

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[[File:Origin of Rigged.png|alt=The founding of "rigged"|border|right|Snippet of viewer chat during episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", in which the catchphrase "rigged" is believe to have been founded.]]

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−	[[File:Origin of Rigged.png\|alt=The founding of "rigged"\|Snippet of viewer chat during episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", in which the catchphrase "rigged" is believe to have been founded.\|frame]]Koop has always stood behind how he's designed the show's Viewer Gaming feature to be as fairly matched for each given player as possible. Despite his efforts to reinforce this fact with the viewership, ever since episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", the catchphrase "Rigged" has been frequently expressed by viewers as an ongoing means to fluster Koop in his insistence in how he's intentionally designed the games to be as fair as programmatically possible.	+	[[File:Origin of Rigged.png\|alt=The founding of "rigged"\|Snippet of viewer chat during episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", in which the catchphrase "rigged" is believe to have been founded.\|frame]]Koop has always stood behind how he's designed the show's [[Viewer Gaming]] feature to be as fairly matched for each given player as possible. Despite his efforts to reinforce this fact with the viewership, ever since episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", the catchphrase "Rigged" has been frequently expressed by viewers as an ongoing means to fluster Koop in his insistence in how he's intentionally designed the games to be as fair as programmatically possible.


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−	As it became such a frequent inside joke, "Rigged" was later incorporated into the show's first "bootleg" t-shirt (he never sold said shirt, so I don't think it can actually be considered an actual bootleg). Jarrod was gracious enough to reach out to his friend who works in a print shop and produced the classic "Rigged" t-shirt. During the production of the shirt it led to a test print to be produced, which was an oversized tank top showcasing the intended print job. This test tank top ended up being given away as a compensation gift to the loser of a "Ladies Only" Viewer Gaming. Winner earned the SIPs, but the loser got the shirt. The competition took place on the show's episode #340: "Somehow Chicago Themed Episode" and squared off Kelsey with Hannah (aka: "Boo"). The Viewer Gaming win went to Hannah, so the shirt ended up being given to Kelsey.	+	As it became such a frequent inside joke, "Rigged" was later incorporated into the show's first "bootleg" t-shirt (he never sold said shirt, so I don't think it can actually be considered an actual bootleg). Jarrod was gracious enough to reach out to his friend who works in a print shop and produced the classic "Rigged" t-shirt. During the production of the shirt it led to a test print to be produced, which was an oversized tank top showcasing the intended print job. This test tank top ended up being given away as a compensation gift to the loser of a "Ladies Only" [[Viewer Gaming]]. Winner earned the SIPs, but the loser got the shirt. The competition took place on the show's episode #340: "Somehow Chicago Themed Episode" and squared off Kelsey with Hannah (aka: "Boo"). The [[Viewer Gaming]] win went to Hannah, so the shirt ended up being given to Kelsey.

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 The origin of the catchphrase during episode #320 appears to have started with a comment from Lexi in which she stated, "this is rigged!!!!!", followed by the now infamous, "rigged", stated by Jarrod several minutes later.  The catchphrase has continued a life of its own since its inception, leading to waves of viewers stating "Rigged" frequently during shows, and even including Josh's method of displaying "Rigged" letter-by-letter on screen during the show by entering each letter (although the 'g's tend to be grouped on the same line) individually in reverse within chat.  Due to the chat displaying the most recent message near the top of the screen before fading away, his method of entry results in "Rigged" being displayed in a vertical output.
-[[File:Rigged Shirt.png|alt="Rigged" t-shirt|left|frame|Jarrod's "Rigged" themed t-shirt]]
+[[File:Rigged Shirt.png|alt="Rigged" t-shirt|left|Jarrod's "Rigged" themed t-shirt|border|frameless|400x400px]]
 As it became such a frequent inside joke, "Rigged" was later incorporated into the show's first "bootleg" t-shirt (he never sold said shirt, so I don't think it can actually be considered an actual bootleg).  Jarrod was gracious enough to reach out to his friend who works in a print shop and produced the classic "Rigged" t-shirt.  During the production of the shirt it led to a test print to be produced, which was an oversized tank top showcasing the intended print job.  This test tank top ended up being given away as a compensation gift to the loser of a "Ladies Only" Viewer Gaming.  Winner earned the SIPs, but the loser got the shirt.  The competition took place on the show's episode #340: "Somehow Chicago Themed Episode" and squared off Kelsey with Hannah (aka: "Boo").  The Viewer Gaming win went to Hannah, so the shirt ended up being given to Kelsey.

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	The origin of the catchphrase during episode #320 appears to have started with a comment from Lexi in which she stated, "this is rigged!!!!!", followed by the now infamous, "rigged", stated by Jarrod several minutes later. The catchphrase has continued a life of its own since its inception, leading to waves of viewers stating "Rigged" frequently during shows, and even including Josh's method of displaying "Rigged" letter-by-letter on screen during the show by entering each letter (although the 'g's tend to be grouped on the same line) individually in reverse within chat. Due to the chat displaying the most recent message near the top of the screen before fading away, his method of entry results in "Rigged" being displayed in a vertical output.		The origin of the catchphrase during episode #320 appears to have started with a comment from Lexi in which she stated, "this is rigged!!!!!", followed by the now infamous, "rigged", stated by Jarrod several minutes later. The catchphrase has continued a life of its own since its inception, leading to waves of viewers stating "Rigged" frequently during shows, and even including Josh's method of displaying "Rigged" letter-by-letter on screen during the show by entering each letter (although the 'g's tend to be grouped on the same line) individually in reverse within chat. Due to the chat displaying the most recent message near the top of the screen before fading away, his method of entry results in "Rigged" being displayed in a vertical output.
		+	[[File:Rigged Shirt.png\|alt="Rigged" t-shirt\|left\|frame\|Jarrod's "Rigged" themed t-shirt]]


−	As it became such a frequent inside joke, "Rigged" was later incorporated into the show's first "bootleg" t-shirt. Jarrod was gracious enough to reach out to his friend who works in a print shop and produced the classic "Rigged" t-shirt. During the production of the shirt it led to a test print to be produced, which was an oversized tank top showcasing the intended print job. This test tank top ended up being given away as a compensation gift to the loser of a "Ladies Only" Viewer Gaming. Winner earned the SIPs, but the loser got the shirt. The competition took place on the show's episode #340: "Somehow Chicago Themed Episode" and squared off Kelsey with Hannah (aka: "Boo"). The Viewer Gaming win went to Hannah, so the shirt ended up being given to Kelsey.	+	As it became such a frequent inside joke, "Rigged" was later incorporated into the show's first "bootleg" t-shirt (he never sold said shirt, so I don't think it can actually be considered an actual bootleg). Jarrod was gracious enough to reach out to his friend who works in a print shop and produced the classic "Rigged" t-shirt. During the production of the shirt it led to a test print to be produced, which was an oversized tank top showcasing the intended print job. This test tank top ended up being given away as a compensation gift to the loser of a "Ladies Only" Viewer Gaming. Winner earned the SIPs, but the loser got the shirt. The competition took place on the show's episode #340: "Somehow Chicago Themed Episode" and squared off Kelsey with Hannah (aka: "Boo"). The Viewer Gaming win went to Hannah, so the shirt ended up being given to Kelsey.

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−	[[File:Origin of Rigged.png\|alt=The founding of "rigged"~~\|border\|right~~\|Snippet of viewer chat during episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", in which the catchphrase "rigged" is believe to have been founded.]]	+	[[File:Origin of Rigged.png\|alt=The founding of "rigged"\|Snippet of viewer chat during episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", in which the catchphrase "rigged" is believe to have been founded.\|frame]]Koop has always stood behind how he's designed the show's Viewer Gaming feature to be as fairly matched for each given player as possible. Despite his efforts to reinforce this fact with the viewership, ever since episode #320: "Boxes Are Like Square Baskets", the catchphrase "Rigged" has been frequently expressed by viewers as an ongoing means to fluster Koop in his insistence in how he's intentionally designed the games to be as fair as programmatically possible.
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		+	The origin of the catchphrase during episode #320 appears to have started with a comment from Lexi in which she stated, "this is rigged!!!!!", followed by the now infamous, "rigged", stated by Jarrod several minutes later. The catchphrase has continued a life of its own since its inception, leading to waves of viewers stating "Rigged" frequently during shows, and even including Josh's method of displaying "Rigged" letter-by-letter on screen during the show by entering each letter (although the 'g's tend to be grouped on the same line) individually in reverse within chat. Due to the chat displaying the most recent message near the top of the screen before fading away, his method of entry results in "Rigged" being displayed in a vertical output.
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		+	As it became such a frequent inside joke, "Rigged" was later incorporated into the show's first "bootleg" t-shirt. Jarrod was gracious enough to reach out to his friend who works in a print shop and produced the classic "Rigged" t-shirt. During the production of the shirt it led to a test print to be produced, which was an oversized tank top showcasing the intended print job. This test tank top ended up being given away as a compensation gift to the loser of a "Ladies Only" Viewer Gaming. Winner earned the SIPs, but the loser got the shirt. The competition took place on the show's episode #340: "Somehow Chicago Themed Episode" and squared off Kelsey with Hannah (aka: "Boo"). The Viewer Gaming win went to Hannah, so the shirt ended up being given to Kelsey.