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Part 4 musical references Part 7 musical references It's called Mandom because the song "Lovers of the World" by Jerry Wallace uses the phrases Mandom (Meaning the Domain of Man) repeatedly This song was used in an ad campaign for Mandom brand aftershave back in the 1970s. These commercials featured actor Charles Bronson whom the stand's user Ringo Roadagain is heavily modelled after (As well as his other namesake Ringo Starr). The name Mandom also ties into Ringo's motivations of achieving "The True Man's World". Additionally, his surname of Roadagain (In reference to the REO Speedwagon song Back On-the Road Again) ties in with his backstory of his family always travelling around after being branded traitors because their father deserted his post in the army. 60 It's called Cinderella because it gives people makeovers. Also there's a rock band with the same name.

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LOVE THE THIRD REICH look man he helped me through a very tough time so he means a lot to me okay you just gotta respect it (COOL)
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