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Getting a little pissed at the lack of a couple certain articles not existing by now, so of course you gotta know when to take shit into your own hands.

Uhhhh, here's my list of articles I really wish to develop. There's WAYYYYYYY more I wish to contribute in the future, but you only have so much time and resources in your hands. You can do whatever with these ideas, I wouldn't mind. Everything in this website's free. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Who's Next/Life House box set (probably enough references to warrant its own article. Graphic novel's a different story. Now all I need are the reviews.)
SpongeBob SquarePants and internet culture: This sounds really stupid, but there's nothing more single-handedly responsible for influencing 21st century attitudes and internet culture than this show. With significant thanks to creative director Derek Drymon, SpongeBob rewrote how today's generations understand, process, and develop humor, and the show's run is parallel to the development of memes. And by the time of the first film's release, almost nobody realized it.
- "SpongeBob SquarePants memes", "SpongeBob memes", and "SpongeBob and internet culture" should be redirects.
- Head image: TV Tropes provided the most perfect image to illustrate the article, with Patrick Star being featured in their own article, Fountain of Memes.
Master Race (EC Comics): Expand from redirect one day. I swear to god, if there's one article I want to bring up to FA, this is the one.
"Schoolboy Blues": Rolling Stones song unrelated to the highly explicit 1972 film Cocksucker Blues. Destroyed into a redirect after no references were added in enough time. Shouldn't be too hard.
Jonah: A VeggieTales Movie: My bucket list GA goal. If you're reading this, you have no idea of the history and aftermath surrounding this film, especially in how much of a turning point it was in Christian media and the franchise's author.
The Railway Series: Let's face it, you probably have autism if Thomas & Friends had an impact on your life. Case in point: Me.
"Good Vibrations": Since ILIL is now dormant, someone should transfer the code of their draft over to the final version.
- Pet Sounds: The Citizen Kane of albums. This poor article has had a sludgy development for too long. FA is the only way to atone for its lack of proper collective treatment.
- Smile (Beach Boys album): Very loose goal. It's in a less-solidified shape compared to the Pet Sounds article, and much, much farther from an FA review. My favorite "album," sure, but even GA? You'd spend time "in the studio to the point where you get so next to it, you don't know where you are with it" for several years if you had to fulfill that one.
  - Resolve titles of Beach Boys articles with the whole definite articles problem.
Soundgarden: Get to FA like with its other three contemporaries.
Mudhoney: Get to GA. Because they're the pioneers of the original grunge sound. If there was a fifth grunge band to know about, it's definitely them.
New Coke: Haven't watched EmpLemon's video on it yet. But something about it as a very intentional business plan intrigues me.
Review every last file (read: cover art) RockabillyRaccoon uploaded/replaced on this wiki. GOD. 14,329 edits will take a bloody while to go over, even if I salvaged every file after their attempt on Pet Sounds.