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*** The master himself, being a skinny, young man who wears round glasses, resembles [[WesternAnimation/AtlantisTheLostEmpire Milo Thatch.]]
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** Alternatively, it might be a stylized version of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaillardia Gaillardia]], a genus of planks also known as [=BLANKET FLOWERS=].
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*** Many devices and machines built before planned obsolescence became mainstream were quite literally ''built to last'', being made out of materials that could withstand decades of use. There are machines that are still in operation since they were produced in the 19th century or even earlier. In an ironic twist, some of these machines are abandoned to fall apart not because they’re worthless but have broken down after having outlived everyone who knew how to operate/fix them. Aka their human operators and caretakers became obsolete ''themselves'' well before the machines did!
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*** Many devices and machines built before planned obsolescence became mainstream were quite literally ''built to last'', being made out of materials that could withstand decades of use. There are machines that are still have been in operation since they were produced in the 19th century or even earlier. In an ironic twist, some of these machines are abandoned only now beginning to fall apart not because they’re worthless but have broken down after having outlived everyone who knew how to operate/fix them. Aka In other words their human operators and caretakers became obsolete ''themselves'' well before the machines did!machines!
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* TransAudienceInterpretation: The Toaster is seen by several fans as something of a trans character, due to the fact that the toaster has no identifiable gender outside of a single use of "he" (only for the director and actress to refer to the Toaster as female in outside interviews).
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* TransAudienceInterpretation: The Toaster is seen by several fans as something of a trans character, due to the fact that the toaster has no identifiable gender outside of a single use of "he" (only for the director and actress to refer to the Toaster as female in outside interviews).
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* LGBTFanbase: The titular toaster has become something of a non-binary icon among LGBTQ+ fans since TheNewTens, thanks to their AmbiguousGender.
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* CreepyAwesome: The mangled appliances at St. Peters' that sings the equally catchy and morbid "It's a B-Movie Show", are well-remembered for this reason.
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*** Many devices and machines built before planned obsolescence became mainstream were quite literally ''built to last'', being made out of materials that could withstand decades of use. There are machines that are still in operation since they were produced in the 19th century. century or even earlier. In an ironic twist, it’s more likely that the people who know how to operate and maintain some of these machines will become are abandoned to fall apart not because they’re worthless but have broken down after having outlived everyone who knew how to operate/fix them. Aka their human operators and caretakers became obsolete ''themselves'' well before the machines even need ''them''!did!
