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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
* ''"Heinous"'' is an 80s-90s slang word meaning ''"Bad"''.
* The title's ''"Heinous"'' is an 80s-90s slang word meaning ''"Bad"'' and the subtitle is one of the possible results on a [[Wikipedia:Magic 8-Ball|Magic 8-Ball]].
* The subtitle is one of the possible results on a [[Wikipedia:Magic_8-Ball|Magic 8-Ball]].
* This station has canned fruit juice floating in the background. It's from a Japanese brand that were sold in the 90s. These cans include a kit for an action figure you had to build yourself. These action figures include characters from [[Wikipedia:SD_Gundam|SD Gundam]]<ref>[http://blog.livedoor.jp/divajoanne/archives/1067771077.html Blog about these cans with SD Gundam characters]</ref> and [[Wikipedia:Sailor_Moon|Sailor Moon]]<ref>[http://blog.livedoor.jp/divajoanne/archives/1024835259.html Blog about these cans with Sailor Moon characters]</ref> series.
* This station has canned fruit juice floating in the background. It's from a Japanese brand that were sold in the 90s. These cans include a kit for an action figure you had to build yourself. These action figures include characters from [[Wikipedia:SD_Gundam|SD Gundam]]<ref>[http://blog.livedoor.jp/divajoanne/archives/1067771077.html Blog about these cans with SD Gundam characters]</ref> and [[Wikipedia:Sailor_Moon|Sailor Moon]]<ref>[http://blog.livedoor.jp/divajoanne/archives/1024835259.html Blog about these cans with Sailor Moon characters]</ref> series.
** Instead of depicting the characters of these series, the cans depict a Squid and an Inkling.
** Instead of depicting the characters of these series, the cans depict a Squid and an Inkling.
** The Dutch title of this station alludes to these cans.
** The {{flag|nl}} '''Dutch''' and {{flag|de}} '''German''' title of this station alludes to these cans.
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==Names in other languages==
==Names in other languages==
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|Dut=Aan de lopende band<br>Ballenwerpers en blikvangers<br>Breng de 8-bal naar het doel!
|Dut=Aan de lopende band<br>Ballenwerpers en blikvangers<br>Breng de 8-bal naar het doel!
|DutM=On the conveyor belt<ref group="note">''"Aan de lopende band"'' is a Dutch phrase which means ''"All the time"'' or ''"on end"''.</ref><br>Ball throwers and eye catchers<ref group="note">A ''"ballenwerper"'' is a toy for dog owners used to easily throw balls with (lit.: ball thrower). ''"Blikvanger"'' translates to ''"eye catcher"'' (lit.: glance catcher), but it's also a type of bin in the Netherlands that's most often found around public areas and along bicycle paths in which a cyclist can easily throw away their garbage without having to reduce their speed (lit.: can catcher).</ref><br>Bring the 8-ball to the goal!
|DutM=On the conveyor belt<ref group="note">''"Aan de lopende band"'' is a Dutch proverb which means ''"all the time"'' or ''"on end"''.</ref><br>Ball throwers and eye catchers<ref group="note">A ''"ballenwerper"'' is a pet toy for dog owners used to easily throw balls with (lit.: ball thrower). ''"Blikvanger"'' translates to ''"eye catcher"'' (lit.: glance catcher), but it's also a type of bin in the Netherlands that's most often found around public areas and along bicycle paths in which a cyclist can easily throw away their garbage without having to reduce their speed (lit.: can catcher).</ref><br>Bring the 8-ball to the goal!
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|Ger=Kugel am laufendem Band!<br>Büchskogel<br>Bringe die Achterkugel zum Ziel!
|Ger=Kugel am laufenden Band!<br>Büchskogel<br>Bringe die Achterkugel zum Ziel!
|GerM=Ball on ongoing tapes!<br>Riffle-Kogel<ref group="note">'Kogel' is a community located in Germany.</ref><br>Bring the 8-ball to the goal!
|GerM=Ball on ongoing band!<ref group="note">Comes from ''"Am laufenden Band"'', a German proverb which means ''"all the time"'' or ''"on end"''.</ref><br>Cankogel<ref group="note">Comes from ''"Büchse"'' (can), and "-kogel", a suffix found in certain German city and district names.</ref><br>Bring the 8-ball to the goal!
Yo-but take a look at all this twirly, sparly stuff. I mean-dang!
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Trivia
The title's "Heinous" is an 80s-90s slang word meaning "Bad" and the subtitle is one of the possible results on a Magic 8-Ball.
This station has canned fruit juice floating in the background. It's from a Japanese brand that were sold in the 90s. These cans include a kit for an action figure you had to build yourself. These action figures include characters from SD Gundam[1] and Sailor Moon[2] series.
Instead of depicting the characters of these series, the cans depict a Squid and an Inkling.
The Dutch and German title of this station alludes to these cans.
Dutch and 
German title of this station alludes to these cans.
