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* CostumeCopycat: His, Wrestling/StevieRichards, and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Nova]]'s collective gimmick back in Wrestling/{{ECW}} was that they would dress up as several other wrestlers, and even the band Music/{{KISS}}. Their most famous impression was the Blue World Order, a parody of [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder a certain other World Order]] that lasted for several months. His feud with Goldust in the WWF had him rechristen himself "Bluedust".
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* CluckingFunny: As part of his parody of Wrestling/ScottHall during the BWO's debut at the start of ECW's ''November to Remember 1996'', he had a chicken bone in his mouth taking the place of Hall/Razor Ramon's toothpick.
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: After Justin Credible defeated Chris Chetti at ECW's ''Ultimate Jeopardy 1997'', on November 8, 1997 (televised on the November 15 show), his manager [[Characters/{{ECW}} Jason "The Sexiest Man on Earth"]] got on the mic and talked about how, out of 30 or so guys in the locker room, he was one of the few who could actually wrestle and that "it sucks" only working as a manager. So, since he was in his "street clothes," he issued an open challenge for a "street fight." Cue "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool, and out comes...The Blue Meanie with [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]]? Jason dismisses Meanie at first, but finally agrees. While it's not much of a match, and even less of a "street fight" (referee John [=Finnegan=] blocks Meanie from attacking when Jason ducks his head through the ropes), it qualifies as Jason basically treats Meanie as a joke the whole time...until Meanie [[GroinAttack comes up with a testicular claw]] into a schoolboy rollup for the pin! (For an example of how much worse this could have turned out for Jason, see [[TooDumbToLive/ProWrestling Too Dumb To Live]].)
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* BewareTheSillyOnes: After Justin Credible defeated Chris Chetti at ECW's ''Ultimate Jeopardy 1997'', on November 8, 1997 (televised on the November 15 show), his manager [[Characters/{{ECW}} Jason "The Sexiest Man on Earth"]] got on the mic and talked about how, out of 30 or so guys in the locker room, he was one of the few who could actually wrestle and that "it sucks" only working as a manager. So, since he was in his "street clothes," he issued an open challenge for a "street fight." Cue "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool, and out comes...The Blue Meanie with [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]]? Jason dismisses Meanie at first, but finally agrees. While it's not much of a match, and even less of a "street fight" (referee John [=Finnegan=] blocks Meanie from attacking when Jason ducks his head through the ropes), it qualifies as Jason basically treats Meanie as a joke the whole time...until Meanie [[GroinAttack comes up with a testicular claw]] into a schoolboy rollup for the pin! (For an example of how much worse this could have turned out for Jason, see [[TooDumbToLive/ProWrestling Too Dumb To Live]].)pin!
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* WhoWearsShortShorts: When they were in the original ECW as part of Wrestling/RavensNest, Wrestling/StevieRichards and The Blue Meanie regularly wore cut-off jean shorts.
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* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As befitting of his name, he actually had blue hair.
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* WhiteGangbangers: The Blue World Order, just like the group they were parodying, the New World Order.
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* BigFun: This was his gimmick for most of his career, especially when parodying Wrestling/ScottHall as part of the "blue World order".
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Brian Heffron (born May 18, 1973) is an American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, best known for his appearances with Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1995 to 2000 and Wrestling/{{WWE}} from 1998 to 2005 under the ring name The Blue Meanie. His ring name is a reference to the Blue Meanies, the antagonists from the 1968 animated film ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine''.
As usual, you can find more about him on his page at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} That Other Wiki]].
As usual, you can find more about him on his page at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} That Other Wiki]].
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->''"Meanie wins! Meanie wins! ''{{Beat}}'' Meanie ''wins?'' Well I saw it, I know I called it, I'm pretty sure we taped it, for the record, I don't believe it! Hey if ''Series/SportsCenter'' doesn't air this, then Creator/{{ESPN}} can kiss my ass!"''
-->--'''Wrestling/JoeyStyles''', ''ECW Ultimate Jeopardy 1997''
Brian Heffron (born May 18, 1973) is an American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, best known for his appearances with Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1995 to 2000 and Wrestling/{{WWE}} from 1998 to 2005 under the ring name The BlueMeanie. His ring name is Meanie.
He started his career in March 1994 in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic independents under such names as "Brian Rollins" and "The Zebra Kid". He debuted as The Blue Meanie, a reference to the Blue Meanies, the antagonists from the 1968 animated film''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine''.
''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine'', at ECW's ''November to Remember 1995'' as a surprise partner to Wrestling/StevieRichards. The tag team of Stevie and Meanie would specialize as {{Ditto Fighter}}s, plundering and mocking the gimmicks of wrestlers both past and present.
In late 1998, Meanie would leave ECW for Wrestling/{{WWE}} and join Wrestling/AlSnow's group, Wrestling/TheJOBSquad, before going on to feud with (and later befriend) Wrestling/{{Goldust}} after the latter took umbrage at his parody of him, "Bluedust." He would return to ECW in late 1999, having lost much of his weight and renamed himself The Blue Boy.
He has since returned to the indies, with infrequent TV appearances on ECW's reunion shows.
Among his in-ring achievements, he was ½ of the inaugural MCW (Memphis) Southern Tag Team Champions with Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart, a former UPW Internet Champion and a 3x SCW (Steel City) Tag Team Champion, 1x w/Stevie Richards, 1x/[[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] and 1x w/[[Wrestling/MickFoley Cactus Jack]].
As usual, you can find more about him on [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blue_Meanie hispage page]] at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} That Other Wiki]].
-->--'''Wrestling/JoeyStyles''', ''ECW Ultimate Jeopardy 1997''
Brian Heffron (born May 18, 1973) is an American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, best known for his appearances with Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1995 to 2000 and Wrestling/{{WWE}} from 1998 to 2005 under the ring name The Blue
He started his career in March 1994 in the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic independents under such names as "Brian Rollins" and "The Zebra Kid". He debuted as The Blue Meanie, a reference to the Blue Meanies, the antagonists from the 1968 animated film
In late 1998, Meanie would leave ECW for Wrestling/{{WWE}} and join Wrestling/AlSnow's group, Wrestling/TheJOBSquad, before going on to feud with (and later befriend) Wrestling/{{Goldust}} after the latter took umbrage at his parody of him, "Bluedust." He would return to ECW in late 1999, having lost much of his weight and renamed himself The Blue Boy.
He has since returned to the indies, with infrequent TV appearances on ECW's reunion shows.
Among his in-ring achievements, he was ½ of the inaugural MCW (Memphis) Southern Tag Team Champions with Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart, a former UPW Internet Champion and a 3x SCW (Steel City) Tag Team Champion, 1x w/Stevie Richards, 1x/[[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] and 1x w/[[Wrestling/MickFoley Cactus Jack]].
As usual, you can find more about him on [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Blue_Meanie his
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Brian Heffron (born May 18, 1973) is an American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, best known for his appearances with Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1995 to 2000 and Wrestling/{{WWE}} from 1998 to 2005 under the ring name The Blue Meanie. His ring name is a reference to the Blue Meanies, the antagonists from the 1968 animated film ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine''.
As usual, you can find more about him on his page at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} That Other Wiki]].
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!!"Say hello to Da Blue Guy's tropes!":
* {{Acrofatic}}: An unashamed fat guy who used a moonsault for his finisher.
* BigDamnHeroes: On the September 9 (taped August 29), 1998 episode of ''Wrestling/{{ECW}} Hardcore TV'', Wrestling/TommyDreamer was in a gauntlet match against Lance Wright's[[note]]Former host of the "Hype Central" segments who had become part of the pro-WWF side in 1997-1998 before that feud faded out[[/note]] stable of "Dastardly" Danny Doring, Jack Victory, "The Canadian Tiger" Mike Lozansky and the Equalizer[[note]]Not the same guy who had been Wrestling/KevinSullivan's [[{{Kayfabe}} dyslexic]] [[UnrelatedBrothers "brother"]] Dave Sullivan in Wrestling/{{WCW}}.[[/note]], with the intention of getting revenge for Wrestling/NewJack, who Victory had put out of action with a ripped groin. Dreamer was fighting against all four guys as best he could until it became obvious that he was outnumbered. With Dreamer down, Doring got on the mic and talked about how he's the best looking guy in the locker room, the most hardcore and the best dancer, and decided to prove it by dancing, with his theme, Music/SoulCoughing's "Super Bon Bon" playing. Then "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool hit, and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] ran out with a STOP sign followed by The Blue Meanie with a garbage can full of weapons. Wrestling/JoeyStyles called them, "Blue Jack and [=Novastafa=]!" Meanie and Nova emptied out the weapons, which included a tennis racket, a chair, a ComicBook/CaptainAmerica shield and more. Dreamer gave Victory a [[FinishingMove DDT]] on the shield, and found among the weapons a bowling ball bag. He placed the shield on Victory's groin and dropped the bowling ball bag ''there'' for the pin. After the match, Meanie and Nova dragged Wright into the ring and set him up in the corner with his legs spread. Dreamer then debuted the bowling ball to the groin spot that Al Snow would later use in WWE, with Joey saying, "[=Steerike!=]" Dreamer's music, Music/AliceInChains' "Man in the Box" as he, Meanie and Nova did New Jack's [[UsefulNotes/MalcolmX "X" sign]], before "Let Me Clear My Throat" came back on and Dreamer, after a brief moment of reluctance, danced in the ring alongside Meanie and Nova.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: After Justin Credible defeated Chris Chetti at ECW's ''Ultimate Jeopardy 1997'', on November 8, 1997 (televised on the November 15 show), his manager [[Characters/{{ECW}} Jason "The Sexiest Man on Earth"]] got on the mic and talked about how, out of 30 or so guys in the locker room, he was one of the few who could actually wrestle and that "it sucks" only working as a manager. So, since he was in his "street clothes," he issued an open challenge for a "street fight." Cue "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool, and out comes...The Blue Meanie with [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]]? Jason dismisses Meanie at first, but finally agrees. While it's not much of a match, and even less of a "street fight" (referee John [=Finnegan=] blocks Meanie from attacking when Jason ducks his head through the ropes), it qualifies as Jason basically treats Meanie as a joke the whole time...until Meanie [[GroinAttack comes up with a testicular claw]] into a schoolboy rollup for the pin! (For an example of how much worse this could have turned out for Jason, see [[TooDumbToLive/ProWrestling Too Dumb To Live]].)
* BigFun: This was his gimmick for most of his career, especially when parodying Wrestling/ScottHall as part of the "blue World order".
* CluckingFunny: As part of his parody of Wrestling/ScottHall during the BWO's debut at the start of ECW's ''November to Remember 1996'', he had a chicken bone in his mouth taking the place of Hall/Razor Ramon's toothpick.
* CostumeCopycat: His, Wrestling/StevieRichards, and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Nova]]'s collective gimmick was parodying several other wrestlers and even the band Music/{{KISS}} back in Wrestling/{{ECW}}. Their most famous impression was the Blue World Order, a parody of [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder a certain other World Order]] that lasted for several months.
* DanceOff: Given that [[DancingIsSeriousBusiness Dancing Was Serious Business]] in ECW, an entire feud, The Blue Meanie and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] vs. the FBI (Tracy Smothers, Wrestling/LittleGuidoMaritato and "The Big Don" Tommy Rich) was started over Smothers being a particularly awful dancer, though very much PlayedForLaughs.
* DancingIsSeriousBusiness:
** ECW had a lot of dancing. The 1998 feud between the team of The Blue Meanie[=/=][[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] vs. the FBI (Tracy Smothers, Wrestling/LittleGuidoMaritato and "The Big Don" Tommy Rich) was centered around it. A typical match between the two teams would start like this: Smothers would "dance" poorly and get booed. Meanie would dance and get cheered. Repeat until the FBI attacks.
** After the Meanie [[BewareTheSillyOnes surprised everyone]] by defeating [[TheFightingNarcissist Jason "The Sexiest Man on Earth"]] at ECW's ''Ultimate Jeopardy 1997'', [[Music/VillagePeople "YMCA"]] started playing and the whole ECW Arena crowd, notorious for being both no-nonsense and tough to please, did the "YMCA" dance along with Meanie and Nova.
* FacialMarkings: The Blue Meanie had excessive eyeshadow. His bWo partner Nova also had facial painting, to make him look more superhero-like presumably.
* FormerlyFat: Late in ECW's lifespan, he lost over 100 lbs and obtained porn star Jasmine St. Claire as a valet (and renamed himself to The Blue ''Boy''). Of course, he also became a {{Heel}} who looked down on the audience for staying fat instead of losing weight and hooking up with a porn star like he did. He'd eventually gain all his weight back.
* FunPersonified: He and the rest of the bWo were always fun and games, no matter what tone the storylike took. The closest they were to losing their fun was during Meanie's feud with JBL in 2005.
* MoodWhiplash: At WWE's ''The Great American Bash 2005'', an inherently silly match involving tag-team action between the Mexicools and the Blue World Order (Meanie, Wrestling/StevieRichards and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Nova]]), with [[ItMakesSenseInContext the Mexicools entering the arena on lawn mowers and the bWo entering on scooters]], was sandwiched between matches that were part of two infamous feuds in WWE in 2005: Wrestling/TheUndertaker vs. Wrestling/MuhammadHassan, which ended with 'Taker giving Hassan a Last Ride through an exposed compartment of the stage, which was used to [[DroppedABridgeOnHim write Hassan off indefinitely]] following controversy over his gimmick, and Wrestling/EddieGuerrero vs. Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}}, as part of the feud in which Eddie "revealed" that Rey's son Dominik was actually Eddie's biological son.
* {{Parody}}: The Blue World Order was a parody of the Nww World Order. When WCW used its partnership with Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling to create nWo Japan, ECW used its with Wrestling/MichinokuProWrestling to create bWo Japan.
* PartsUnknown: He was billed from [[WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine "Pepperland"]].
* WhiteGangbangers: The Blue World Order, just like the group they were parodying, the New World Order.
* WhoWearsShortShorts: When they were in the original ECW as part of Wrestling/RavensNest, Wrestling/StevieRichards and The Blue Meanie regularly wore cut-off jean shorts.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As befitting of his name, he actually had blue hair.
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Brian Heffron (born May 18, 1973) is an American {{professional wrestl|ing}}er, best known for his appearances with Wrestling/{{ECW}} from 1995 to 2000 and Wrestling/{{WWE}} from 1998 to 2005 under the ring name The Blue Meanie. His ring name is a reference to the Blue Meanies, the antagonists from the 1968 animated film ''WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine''.
As usual, you can find more about him on his page at [[Wiki/{{Wikipedia}} That Other Wiki]].
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!!"Say hello to Da Blue Guy's tropes!":
* {{Acrofatic}}: An unashamed fat guy who used a moonsault for his finisher.
* BigDamnHeroes: On the September 9 (taped August 29), 1998 episode of ''Wrestling/{{ECW}} Hardcore TV'', Wrestling/TommyDreamer was in a gauntlet match against Lance Wright's[[note]]Former host of the "Hype Central" segments who had become part of the pro-WWF side in 1997-1998 before that feud faded out[[/note]] stable of "Dastardly" Danny Doring, Jack Victory, "The Canadian Tiger" Mike Lozansky and the Equalizer[[note]]Not the same guy who had been Wrestling/KevinSullivan's [[{{Kayfabe}} dyslexic]] [[UnrelatedBrothers "brother"]] Dave Sullivan in Wrestling/{{WCW}}.[[/note]], with the intention of getting revenge for Wrestling/NewJack, who Victory had put out of action with a ripped groin. Dreamer was fighting against all four guys as best he could until it became obvious that he was outnumbered. With Dreamer down, Doring got on the mic and talked about how he's the best looking guy in the locker room, the most hardcore and the best dancer, and decided to prove it by dancing, with his theme, Music/SoulCoughing's "Super Bon Bon" playing. Then "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool hit, and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] ran out with a STOP sign followed by The Blue Meanie with a garbage can full of weapons. Wrestling/JoeyStyles called them, "Blue Jack and [=Novastafa=]!" Meanie and Nova emptied out the weapons, which included a tennis racket, a chair, a ComicBook/CaptainAmerica shield and more. Dreamer gave Victory a [[FinishingMove DDT]] on the shield, and found among the weapons a bowling ball bag. He placed the shield on Victory's groin and dropped the bowling ball bag ''there'' for the pin. After the match, Meanie and Nova dragged Wright into the ring and set him up in the corner with his legs spread. Dreamer then debuted the bowling ball to the groin spot that Al Snow would later use in WWE, with Joey saying, "[=Steerike!=]" Dreamer's music, Music/AliceInChains' "Man in the Box" as he, Meanie and Nova did New Jack's [[UsefulNotes/MalcolmX "X" sign]], before "Let Me Clear My Throat" came back on and Dreamer, after a brief moment of reluctance, danced in the ring alongside Meanie and Nova.
* BewareTheSillyOnes: After Justin Credible defeated Chris Chetti at ECW's ''Ultimate Jeopardy 1997'', on November 8, 1997 (televised on the November 15 show), his manager [[Characters/{{ECW}} Jason "The Sexiest Man on Earth"]] got on the mic and talked about how, out of 30 or so guys in the locker room, he was one of the few who could actually wrestle and that "it sucks" only working as a manager. So, since he was in his "street clothes," he issued an open challenge for a "street fight." Cue "Let Me Clear My Throat" by DJ Kool, and out comes...The Blue Meanie with [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]]? Jason dismisses Meanie at first, but finally agrees. While it's not much of a match, and even less of a "street fight" (referee John [=Finnegan=] blocks Meanie from attacking when Jason ducks his head through the ropes), it qualifies as Jason basically treats Meanie as a joke the whole time...until Meanie [[GroinAttack comes up with a testicular claw]] into a schoolboy rollup for the pin! (For an example of how much worse this could have turned out for Jason, see [[TooDumbToLive/ProWrestling Too Dumb To Live]].)
* BigFun: This was his gimmick for most of his career, especially when parodying Wrestling/ScottHall as part of the "blue World order".
* CluckingFunny: As part of his parody of Wrestling/ScottHall during the BWO's debut at the start of ECW's ''November to Remember 1996'', he had a chicken bone in his mouth taking the place of Hall/Razor Ramon's toothpick.
* CostumeCopycat: His, Wrestling/StevieRichards, and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Nova]]'s collective gimmick was parodying several other wrestlers and even the band Music/{{KISS}} back in Wrestling/{{ECW}}. Their most famous impression was the Blue World Order, a parody of [[Wrestling/NewWorldOrder a certain other World Order]] that lasted for several months.
* DanceOff: Given that [[DancingIsSeriousBusiness Dancing Was Serious Business]] in ECW, an entire feud, The Blue Meanie and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] vs. the FBI (Tracy Smothers, Wrestling/LittleGuidoMaritato and "The Big Don" Tommy Rich) was started over Smothers being a particularly awful dancer, though very much PlayedForLaughs.
* DancingIsSeriousBusiness:
** ECW had a lot of dancing. The 1998 feud between the team of The Blue Meanie[=/=][[Wrestling/MikeBucci Super Nova]] vs. the FBI (Tracy Smothers, Wrestling/LittleGuidoMaritato and "The Big Don" Tommy Rich) was centered around it. A typical match between the two teams would start like this: Smothers would "dance" poorly and get booed. Meanie would dance and get cheered. Repeat until the FBI attacks.
** After the Meanie [[BewareTheSillyOnes surprised everyone]] by defeating [[TheFightingNarcissist Jason "The Sexiest Man on Earth"]] at ECW's ''Ultimate Jeopardy 1997'', [[Music/VillagePeople "YMCA"]] started playing and the whole ECW Arena crowd, notorious for being both no-nonsense and tough to please, did the "YMCA" dance along with Meanie and Nova.
* FacialMarkings: The Blue Meanie had excessive eyeshadow. His bWo partner Nova also had facial painting, to make him look more superhero-like presumably.
* FormerlyFat: Late in ECW's lifespan, he lost over 100 lbs and obtained porn star Jasmine St. Claire as a valet (and renamed himself to The Blue ''Boy''). Of course, he also became a {{Heel}} who looked down on the audience for staying fat instead of losing weight and hooking up with a porn star like he did. He'd eventually gain all his weight back.
* FunPersonified: He and the rest of the bWo were always fun and games, no matter what tone the storylike took. The closest they were to losing their fun was during Meanie's feud with JBL in 2005.
* MoodWhiplash: At WWE's ''The Great American Bash 2005'', an inherently silly match involving tag-team action between the Mexicools and the Blue World Order (Meanie, Wrestling/StevieRichards and [[Wrestling/MikeBucci Nova]]), with [[ItMakesSenseInContext the Mexicools entering the arena on lawn mowers and the bWo entering on scooters]], was sandwiched between matches that were part of two infamous feuds in WWE in 2005: Wrestling/TheUndertaker vs. Wrestling/MuhammadHassan, which ended with 'Taker giving Hassan a Last Ride through an exposed compartment of the stage, which was used to [[DroppedABridgeOnHim write Hassan off indefinitely]] following controversy over his gimmick, and Wrestling/EddieGuerrero vs. Wrestling/{{Rey Mysterio|Jr}}, as part of the feud in which Eddie "revealed" that Rey's son Dominik was actually Eddie's biological son.
* {{Parody}}: The Blue World Order was a parody of the Nww World Order. When WCW used its partnership with Wrestling/NewJapanProWrestling to create nWo Japan, ECW used its with Wrestling/MichinokuProWrestling to create bWo Japan.
* PartsUnknown: He was billed from [[WesternAnimation/YellowSubmarine "Pepperland"]].
* WhiteGangbangers: The Blue World Order, just like the group they were parodying, the New World Order.
* WhoWearsShortShorts: When they were in the original ECW as part of Wrestling/RavensNest, Wrestling/StevieRichards and The Blue Meanie regularly wore cut-off jean shorts.
* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: As befitting of his name, he actually had blue hair.
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