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[[ThePlasticCanteen vs. NS2]] was a Youtube Poop Tennis Match played between December 11 and December 30, 2010. ~~Another~~ of a ~~rare breed~~ of match ~~played between two real~~-~~life brothers~~, ~~it was~~ the ~~only match to be played by ThePlasticCanteen~~ and the ~~25th match to be played by NS2~~. ~~It was also NS2~~'~~s penultimate match~~, ~~coming after having considered himself retired for about~~ a ~~year~~, and the ~~6th~~ of ~~7 matches that he played~~ on ~~his alternate GeneratorSN account~~.

[[ThePlasticCanteen vs. NS2]] was a Youtube Poop Tennis Match played between December 11 and December 30, 2010. Evidence exists of NS2 desiring a tennis exchange with ThePlasticCanteen as early as March 2008, with one game being attempted between them during this period but NS2 never continuing it. Themed mostly around the usage of various films across the history of classic cinema, including ''Rain Man''(1988), ''Bringing Up Baby''(1938), ''Singin' in the Rain''(1951), ''The Treasure of the Sierra Madre''(1948), ''Patton''(1970), ''Funny Face''(1957), ''Shadow of a Doubt''(1943), ''The Mission''(1986), ''Surf Ninjas''(1993) and ''The Princess Bride''(1987), every round of this match is over 4 minutes long, with the entire match together lasting over a half hour. Other sources of prominence include the games ''Heavy Rain''(PS3, 2010) and ''Final Fantasy XIII''(PS3/Xbox 360, 2009), the television series ''Psych'', a theatrical trailer for ''The Color of Money''(1986), ''WALL-E''(2008), ''Shaun of the Dead''(2004), ''Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave''(1995), an episode of the Richard Dawson era of ''Family Feud''("Paul Newman, Dad"), the famous Paul Masson Wine commercial starring Orson Welles and two separate Japanese commercials for Suntory Crest Whiskey starring Sean Connery. Music used includes multiple selections from film composer Ennio Morricone, including material taken from his scores for ''The Good, The Bag and The Ugly''(1966), ''For a Few Dollars More''(1965), and ''Duck, You Sucker!''(1971). The title music is used from the latter-most film as a way to make creative and humorous use of the vocal "shon shon"s throughout the piece, as in every round of the match a different "Shaun/Sean/Shawn" is shown on screen during its use. These include Shaun Mars, Shawn Spencer, Shawn The Sheep, Sean Connery, Shaun Riley and Wallace Shawn.

~~Evidence exists~~ of ~~NS2 desiring~~ a ~~tennis exchange with ThePlasticCanteen as early as March 2008~~, ~~with one game being attempted between them during this period but NS2 never continuing~~ it~~. Themed mostly around~~ the usage of various films across the history of classic cinema, including ''Rain Man''(1988), ''Bringing Up Baby''(1938), ''Singin' in the Rain''(1951), ''The Treasure of the Sierra Madre''(1948), ''Patton''(1970), ''Funny Face''(1957), ''Shadow of a Doubt''(1943), ''The Mission''(1986), ''Surf Ninjas''(1993) and ~~''The Princess Bride''(1987), every round of this match is over 4 minutes long, with~~ the ~~entire~~ match ~~together lasting over a half hour~~. ~~Other sources of prominence include the games ''Heavy Rain''(PS3, 2010) and ''Final Fantasy XIII''(PS3/Xbox 360, 2009), the television series ''Psych'~~', ~~a theatrical trailer~~ for ''The Color of Money''(1986), ''WALL-E''(2008), ''Shaun of the Dead''(2004), ''Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave''(1995), an episode of the Richard Dawson era of ''Family Feud''("Paul Newman, Dad"), the famous Paul Masson Wine commercial starring Orson Welles and two separate Japanese commercials for Suntory Crest Whiskey starring Sean Connery. Music used includes multiple selections from film composer Ennio Morricone, including material taken from his scores for ''The Good, The Bag and The Ugly''(1966), ''For a ~~Few Dollars More''(1965), and ''Duck~~, ~~You Sucker!''(1971). The title music is used from the latter-most film as a way to make creative~~ and ~~humorous use of the vocal "shon shon"s throughout~~ the ~~piece, as in every round~~ of ~~the match a different "Shaun/Sean/Shawn" is shown~~ on ~~screen during its use. These include Shaun Mars, Shawn Spencer, Shawn The Sheep, Sean Connery, Shaun Riley and Wallace Shawn~~.

Another of a rare breed of match played between two real-life brothers, it was the only match to be played by ThePlasticCanteen and the 25th match to be played by NS2. It was also NS2's penultimate match, coming after having considered himself retired for about a year, and the 6th of 7 matches that he played on his alternate GeneratorSN account. The match was a cult favorite among the [[tennis staff]] of the time, with NS2 saying of the match upon its completion:

The match was a cult favorite among the [[tennis staff]] of the time, with NS2 saying of the match upon its completion:

<small>"...and I will remember it, because it's definitely one of the best (and most different) matches I have ever played. Never have I played in a match where every round exceeded 3 minutes, and despite that had interesting executions all around."</small>

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-[[ThePlasticCanteen vs. NS2]] was a Youtube Poop Tennis Match played between December 11 and December 30, 2010. Another of a rare breed of match played between two real-life brothers, it was the only match to be played by ThePlasticCanteen and the 25th match to be played by NS2. It was also NS2's penultimate match, coming after having considered himself retired for about a year, and the 6th of 7 matches that he played on his alternate GeneratorSN account.
+[[ThePlasticCanteen vs. NS2]] was a Youtube Poop Tennis Match played between December 11 and December 30, 2010. Evidence exists of NS2 desiring a tennis exchange with ThePlasticCanteen as early as March 2008, with one game being attempted between them during this period but NS2 never continuing it. Themed mostly around the usage of various films across the history of classic cinema, including ''Rain Man''(1988), ''Bringing Up Baby''(1938), ''Singin' in the Rain''(1951), ''The Treasure of the Sierra Madre''(1948), ''Patton''(1970), ''Funny Face''(1957), ''Shadow of a Doubt''(1943), ''The Mission''(1986), ''Surf Ninjas''(1993) and ''The Princess Bride''(1987), every round of this match is over 4 minutes long, with the entire match together lasting over a half hour. Other sources of prominence include the games ''Heavy Rain''(PS3, 2010) and ''Final Fantasy XIII''(PS3/Xbox 360, 2009), the television series ''Psych'',  a theatrical trailer for ''The Color of Money''(1986), ''WALL-E''(2008), ''Shaun of the Dead''(2004), ''Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave''(1995), an episode of the Richard Dawson era of ''Family Feud''("Paul Newman, Dad"), the famous Paul Masson Wine commercial starring Orson Welles and two separate Japanese commercials for Suntory Crest Whiskey starring Sean Connery. Music used includes multiple selections from film composer Ennio Morricone, including material taken from his scores for ''The Good, The Bag and The Ugly''(1966), ''For a Few Dollars More''(1965), and ''Duck, You Sucker!''(1971). The title music is used from the latter-most film as a way to make creative and humorous use of the vocal "shon shon"s throughout the piece, as in every round of the match a different "Shaun/Sean/Shawn" is shown on screen during its use. These include Shaun Mars, Shawn Spencer, Shawn The Sheep, Sean Connery, Shaun Riley and Wallace Shawn.
-Evidence exists of NS2 desiring a tennis exchange with ThePlasticCanteen as early as March 2008, with one game being attempted between them during this period but NS2 never continuing it. Themed mostly around the usage of various films across the history of classic cinema, including ''Rain Man''(1988), ''Bringing Up Baby''(1938), ''Singin' in the Rain''(1951), ''The Treasure of the Sierra Madre''(1948), ''Patton''(1970), ''Funny Face''(1957), ''Shadow of a Doubt''(1943), ''The Mission''(1986), ''Surf Ninjas''(1993) and ''The Princess Bride''(1987), every round of this match is over 4 minutes long, with the entire match together lasting over a half hour. Other sources of prominence include the games ''Heavy Rain''(PS3, 2010) and ''Final Fantasy XIII''(PS3/Xbox 360, 2009), the television series ''Psych'',  a theatrical trailer for ''The Color of Money''(1986), ''WALL-E''(2008), ''Shaun of the Dead''(2004), ''Wallace and Gromit: A Close Shave''(1995), an episode of the Richard Dawson era of ''Family Feud''("Paul Newman, Dad"), the famous Paul Masson Wine commercial starring Orson Welles and two separate Japanese commercials for Suntory Crest Whiskey starring Sean Connery. Music used includes multiple selections from film composer Ennio Morricone, including material taken from his scores for ''The Good, The Bag and The Ugly''(1966), ''For a Few Dollars More''(1965), and ''Duck, You Sucker!''(1971). The title music is used from the latter-most film as a way to make creative and humorous use of the vocal "shon shon"s throughout the piece, as in every round of the match a different "Shaun/Sean/Shawn" is shown on screen during its use. These include Shaun Mars, Shawn Spencer, Shawn The Sheep, Sean Connery, Shaun Riley and Wallace Shawn.
+Another of a rare breed of match played between two real-life brothers, it was the only match to be played by ThePlasticCanteen and the 25th match to be played by NS2. It was also NS2's penultimate match, coming after having considered himself retired for about a year, and the 6th of 7 matches that he played on his alternate GeneratorSN account. The match was a cult favorite among the [[tennis staff]] of the time, with NS2 saying of the match upon its completion:
-The match was a cult favorite among the [[tennis staff]] of the time, with NS2 saying of the match upon its completion:
 <small>"...and I will remember it, because it's definitely one of the best (and most different) matches I have ever played. Never have I played in a match where every round exceeded 3 minutes, and despite that had interesting executions all around."</small>