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I Ate What clean up. The trope is when a character eats something, unaware of what they are consuming, and then reacts in disgust after they find out what it is. Misuse will be deleted or moved to another trope when applicable. Administrivia.Zero Context Examples will be removed or commented out depending on the amount of context within the entry. Also, I Ate What is not a character trope.
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** Plus that crazy Mexican lady will cook and serve up any unfortunate animal that happens to come her way, from a brace of ducks to [[IAteWhat the rats who infest the community dump]].
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** Plus that crazy Mexican lady will cook and serve up any unfortunate animal that happens to come her way, from a brace of ducks to [[IAteWhat the rats who infest the community dump]].dump.
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** They have several orchards, make their own honey, and presumably have several crops. Other vehicles carrying goods periodically fall into the crevasse for their use. Plus that crazy Mexican lady will cook and serve up any unfortunate animal that happens to come her way, from a brace of ducks to [[IAteWhat the rats who infest the community dump]].
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** They have several orchards, fields of wheat, lakes of pure water, and animals to hunt from cattle to swine. This gives them fruits & vegetables, bread, water, and meat & dairy. Everything on the food pyramid, plus water.
** Frida, Nalappat, and Hiko crashed here with food trucks, which came with the machines they need for professionally converting wheat into bread and dough, for instance, allowing for them to maketheir own honey, stuff like sandwiches, cake, and presumably have several crops. pizza.
** Other vehicles carrying goods periodically fall into the crevasse for theiruse. use.
** Plus that crazy Mexican lady will cook and serve up any unfortunate animal that happens to come her way, from a brace of ducks to [[IAteWhat the rats who infest the communitydump]].dump]].
** As for electricity, "Confidence Builder" explored that. They originally had solar panels that worked by day and a power battery that saved up the sunlight and used it as energy for night. (Supposedly this was brought in either by The Manderbilts or the astronauts). The machine kept shorting out so Norm tried rebuilding it and making other sources of energy such as wind turbines until he finally used a naturally occurring waterfall to build a waterwheel in the end.
** Frida, Nalappat, and Hiko crashed here with food trucks, which came with the machines they need for professionally converting wheat into bread and dough, for instance, allowing for them to make
** Other vehicles carrying goods periodically fall into the crevasse for their
** Plus that crazy Mexican lady will cook and serve up any unfortunate animal that happens to come her way, from a brace of ducks to [[IAteWhat the rats who infest the community
** As for electricity, "Confidence Builder" explored that. They originally had solar panels that worked by day and a power battery that saved up the sunlight and used it as energy for night. (Supposedly this was brought in either by The Manderbilts or the astronauts). The machine kept shorting out so Norm tried rebuilding it and making other sources of energy such as wind turbines until he finally used a naturally occurring waterfall to build a waterwheel in the end.
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* In "Risky Monkey Business" (the episode where Jake used messenger pigeons to bring texting back to the canyon), why didn't Jake just send one of the pigeons to fly out of the canyon, carrying a distress message to save them!?
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* You think by now ''somebody'' would have reported losing thousands of dollars worth of equipment, pharmaceuticals, and personnel on that highway and, if not discover the canyon, at least shut that stretch of road down. Though that might further hamper rescue efforts....
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* You think by now ''somebody'' would have reported losing thousands of dollars worth of equipment, pharmaceuticals, and personnel on that highway and, if not discover the canyon, at least shut that stretch of road down. Though that might further hamper rescue efforts....efforts....
** People definitely did report missing people and equipment and search parties ''have'' gone out looking for them. That doesn't necessarily mean anyone's gunna have success in finding them.
** People definitely did report missing people and equipment and search parties ''have'' gone out looking for them. That doesn't necessarily mean anyone's gunna have success in finding them.
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** The cowboy was a robber, he and his posse built the door to seal themselves in the canyon after a huge heist, using the place as a kind of secluded fortified hideout which only they had the keys to. And I don't remember him having the map on him when he died, just his second journal (and if he did have it, I guess the bottle that it was in could have just been blown or carried around by an animal, same with the first journal).
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** The cowboy was a robber, he and his posse built the door to seal themselves in the canyon after a huge heist, using the place as a kind of secluded fortified hideout which only they had the keys to. And I don't remember him having the map on him when he died, just his second journal (and if he did have it, I guess the bottle that it was in could have just been blown around or carried around away by an animal, same with the first journal).
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** The cowboy was a robber, he and his posse built the door to seal themselves in the canyon after a huge heist, using the place as a kind of secluded fortified hideout which only they had the keys to. And I don't remember him having the map on him when he died, just his second journal (and if did have it, the bottle that it was in could have just been blown or carried around by an animal, same with the first journal).
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** The cowboy was a robber, he and his posse built the door to seal themselves in the canyon after a huge heist, using the place as a kind of secluded fortified hideout which only they had the keys to. And I don't remember him having the map on him when he died, just his second journal (and if he did have it, I guess the bottle that it was in could have just been blown or carried around by an animal, same with the first journal).
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** The cowboy was a robber, he and his posse built the door to seal themselves in the canyon after a huge heist, using the place as a kind of secluded fortified hideout. And he had two journals, the first was left with the map, which led to his body and the second journal, which led to the door.
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** The cowboy was a robber, he and his posse built the door to seal themselves in the canyon after a huge heist, using the place as a kind of secluded fortified hideout. hideout which only they had the keys to. And I don't remember him having the map on him when he had two journals, died, just his second journal (and if did have it, the bottle that it was in could have just been blown or carried around by an animal, same with the first was left with the map, which led to his body and the second journal, which led to the door.
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** The cowboy was a robber, he and his posse built the door to seal themselves in the canyon after a huge heist, using the place as a kind of secluded fortified hideout. And he had two journals, the first was left with the map, which led to his body and the second journal, which led to the door.
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* FridgeLogic: If they're all trapped in a canyon, just how do they all have enough resources to survive?! Where or how do they get all the food, electricity and water?
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*If they're all trapped in a canyon, just how do they all have enough resources to survive?! Where or how do they get all the food, electricity and water?
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FridgeHorror: * Sarah lives in a school bus, although no other girls her age or a driver are ever shown. Is it possible everyone aboard died in the crash but her and that bizarre constant upbeat happiness is concealing massive survivor guilt? She has implied several times she's very close to a psychotic break and confronting the awful truth could, well, send her straight over the edge.
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* Sarah lives in a school bus, although no other girls her age or a driver are ever shown. Is it possible everyone aboard died in the crash but her and that bizarre constant upbeat happiness is concealing massive survivor guilt? She has implied several times she's very close to a psychotic break and confronting the awful truth could, well, send her straight over the edge.
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** They have several orchards, make their own honey, and presumably have several crops.
* Who ''built'' the locked doors sealing the only exit, and more importantly ''WHY?!?'' It makes no sense because the lock is on the ''inside'', meaning someone willfully tried locking themselves in. Also, why would someone with the wood and metal needed choose for the keys to be animal paws? And how did that comboy who drew the map manage to send it back to the starting point of the story when it's already established he died near the exit by getting his arms torn off by cougars? Don't try and think that plotline too hard, lest you get eaten by a VoodooShark.
* Who ''built'' the locked doors sealing the only exit, and more importantly ''WHY?!?'' It makes no sense because the lock is on the ''inside'', meaning someone willfully tried locking themselves in. Also, why would someone with the wood and metal needed choose for the keys to be animal paws? And how did that comboy who drew the map manage to send it back to the starting point of the story when it's already established he died near the exit by getting his arms torn off by cougars? Don't try and think that plotline too hard, lest you get eaten by a VoodooShark.
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** They have several orchards, make their own honey, and presumably have several crops.
crops. Other vehicles carrying goods periodically fall into the crevasse for their use. Plus that crazy Mexican lady will cook and serve up any unfortunate animal that happens to come her way, from a brace of ducks to [[IAteWhat the rats who infest the community dump]].
* Who ''built'' the locked doors sealing the only exit, and more importantly ''WHY?!?'' It makes no sense because the lock is on the ''inside'', meaning someone willfully tried locking themselves in. Also, why would someone with the wood and metal needed choose for the keys to be animal paws? And how did that comboy who drew the map manage to send it back to the starting point of the story when it's already established he died near the exit by getting his arms torn off by cougars? Don't try and think that plotline too hard, lest you get eaten by aVoodooShark.VoodooShark.
FridgeHorror: * Sarah lives in a school bus, although no other girls her age or a driver are ever shown. Is it possible everyone aboard died in the crash but her and that bizarre constant upbeat happiness is concealing massive survivor guilt? She has implied several times she's very close to a psychotic break and confronting the awful truth could, well, send her straight over the edge.
* You think by now ''somebody'' would have reported losing thousands of dollars worth of equipment, pharmaceuticals, and personnel on that highway and, if not discover the canyon, at least shut that stretch of road down. Though that might further hamper rescue efforts....
* Who ''built'' the locked doors sealing the only exit, and more importantly ''WHY?!?'' It makes no sense because the lock is on the ''inside'', meaning someone willfully tried locking themselves in. Also, why would someone with the wood and metal needed choose for the keys to be animal paws? And how did that comboy who drew the map manage to send it back to the starting point of the story when it's already established he died near the exit by getting his arms torn off by cougars? Don't try and think that plotline too hard, lest you get eaten by a
FridgeHorror: * Sarah lives in a school bus, although no other girls her age or a driver are ever shown. Is it possible everyone aboard died in the crash but her and that bizarre constant upbeat happiness is concealing massive survivor guilt? She has implied several times she's very close to a psychotic break and confronting the awful truth could, well, send her straight over the edge.
* You think by now ''somebody'' would have reported losing thousands of dollars worth of equipment, pharmaceuticals, and personnel on that highway and, if not discover the canyon, at least shut that stretch of road down. Though that might further hamper rescue efforts....
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** They have several orchards, make their own honey, and presumably have several crops.
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** They have several orchards, make their own honey, and presumably have several crops.crops.
* Who ''built'' the locked doors sealing the only exit, and more importantly ''WHY?!?'' It makes no sense because the lock is on the ''inside'', meaning someone willfully tried locking themselves in. Also, why would someone with the wood and metal needed choose for the keys to be animal paws? And how did that comboy who drew the map manage to send it back to the starting point of the story when it's already established he died near the exit by getting his arms torn off by cougars? Don't try and think that plotline too hard, lest you get eaten by a VoodooShark.
* Who ''built'' the locked doors sealing the only exit, and more importantly ''WHY?!?'' It makes no sense because the lock is on the ''inside'', meaning someone willfully tried locking themselves in. Also, why would someone with the wood and metal needed choose for the keys to be animal paws? And how did that comboy who drew the map manage to send it back to the starting point of the story when it's already established he died near the exit by getting his arms torn off by cougars? Don't try and think that plotline too hard, lest you get eaten by a VoodooShark.
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* FridgeLogic: If they're all trapped in a canyon, just how do they all have enough resources to survive?! Where or how do they get all the food, electricity and water?
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* FridgeLogic: If they're all trapped in a canyon, just how do they all have enough resources to survive?! Where or how do they get all the food, electricity and water?water?
** They have several orchards, make their own honey, and presumably have several crops.
** They have several orchards, make their own honey, and presumably have several crops.
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* FridgeLogic: If they're all trapped in a canyon, just how do they all have enough resources to survive?! Where or how do they get all the food, electricity and water?
