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* [[http://www.dcindexes.com/boltinoff/strips.php?feature=bebe&choice=3 This]] ''Bebe'' strip from an issue of ''Batman'' has this as its premise. Bebe's mother persuades her husband into not taking it seriously, which results in him getting beaten up at the inevitable meeting.
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* Jade and Paco are always arguing over whether [[JackieChanAdventures Jackie]] or [[MaskedLuchador El Toro]] is the greatest. Paco isn't actually El Toro's son, though, just a really big fan.
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* Jade and Paco are always arguing over whether [[JackieChanAdventures Jackie]] (Jade's uncle) or [[MaskedLuchador El Toro]] (of whom Paco is a huge fan) is the greatest. Paco isn't actually El Toro's son, though, just a really big fan.
greatest.
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* Jade and Paco are always arguing over whether [[JackieChanAdventures Jackie]] or [[MaskedLuchador El Toro]] is the greatest.
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* Jade and Paco are always arguing over whether [[JackieChanAdventures Jackie]] or [[MaskedLuchador El Toro]] is the greatest.
greatest. Paco isn't actually El Toro's son, though, just a really big fan.
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* In Sim City 2000, the in-game newspaper will occasionally run fluff pieces about peace talks in foreign countries that invariably degenerate into "my allies can beat up your allies".
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* In Sim City 2000, the in-game newspaper will occasionally run fluff pieces about peace talks in foreign countries that invariably degenerate into "the really big country that backs me can beat up the really big country that backs you", referred to in-game as the "my allies dad can beat up your allies".
dad" strategy.
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* In Sim City 2000, the in-game newspaper will occasionally run fluff pieces about peace talks in foreign countries that invariably degenerate into "my allies can beat up your allies".
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** Harmony also threatened that her boyfriend would beat them up. Since her boyfriend was Spike, Buffy would in fact beat him up many many times before and since she made this claim.
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*Variation in "BuffytheVampireSlayer"- "What is this, a 'my sire can beat up your sire' kind of thing?"
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*** Fantasy? Haven't you ever seen RunningMan?
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* In the ''TransformersVictory'' [[http://tfwiki.net/wiki/Victory_%28manga%29 manga]], it's "my adoptive transforming-robot-alien father can beat up your adoptive transforming-robot-alien father" whenever Jean Minakaze, adopted son of Autobot leader Star Saber, and manga-exclusive Solon Kitakaze, adopted son of Decepticon leader Deathsaurus, run into each other in the early chapters.
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* In the ''BattleTech'' novel series Warriors of Kerensky, Kai Allard-Liao tells the story of how he got into a contest with a boy about this. Kai ended it by saying that his dad could kill the boy's dad. Since Justin Allard (Kai's dad) is one of the finest MechWarriors in the Inner Sphere, a respected war hero, a deep-cover spy, an all-around BadAss, and has killed men in an arena for sport on TV, this causes the boy to go home crying. Justin has a talk with his son after this.
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* One of the characters in the movie ''The Wrath of God'' observes that religious conflicts tend to boil down to this: "My Father in Heaven can lick your Father in Heaven."
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** Made funnier by the fact that they're ''adults''. And ''Gym Leaders'', at that.
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** Made funnier by the fact that they're ''adults''. And ''Gym Leaders'', at that.
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* A recent Finnish TV commercial for Saarioinen's convenience foods used a variant of this. Kids at the sandbox: "Our Mom makes better food than yours!" "No, our Mom makes the best!" "Our Mom makes better food than all your mothers combined!" Then, the camera pans to a little girl... "Our Mom makes your Moms' foods!" *smiles broadly* The ad ends with Saarioinen's logo and the slogan "Food made by mothers". The punchline became quite a MemeticMutation in Finland for a time...
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* A recent Finnish TV commercial for Saarioinen's convenience foods used a variant of this. Kids at the sandbox: "Our Mom makes better food than yours!" "No, our Mom makes the best!" "Our Mom makes better food than all your mothers combined!" Then, the camera pans to a little girl... "Our Mom makes your Moms' foods!" *smiles broadly* The ad ends with Saarioinen's logo and the slogan "Food made by mothers". The punchline became quite a MemeticMutation in Finland for a time...time.
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* A recent Finnish TV commercial for Saarioinen's convenience foods used a variant of this. Kids at the sandbox: "Our Mom makes better food than yours!" "No, our Mom makes the best!" "Our Mom makes better food than all your mothers combined!" Then, the camera pans to a little girl... "Our Mom makes your Moms' foods!" *smiles broadly* The ad end with Saarioinen's logo and the slogan "Food made by mothers". The punchline became quite a MemeticMutation in Finland for a time...
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* A recent Finnish TV commercial for Saarioinen's convenience foods used a variant of this. Kids at the sandbox: "Our Mom makes better food than yours!" "No, our Mom makes the best!" "Our Mom makes better food than all your mothers combined!" Then, the camera pans to a little girl... "Our Mom makes your Moms' foods!" *smiles broadly* The ad end ends with Saarioinen's logo and the slogan "Food made by mothers". The punchline became quite a MemeticMutation in Finland for a time...
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* A recent Finnish TV commercial for Saarioinen's convenience foods used a variant of this. Kids at the sandbox: "Our Mom makes better food than yours!" "No, our Mom makes the best!" "Our Mom makes better food than all your mothers combined!" Then, the camera pans to a little girl... "Our Mom makes your Moms' foods!" *smiles broadly* The ad end with Saarioinen's logo and the slogan "Food made by mothers". The punchline became quite a MemeticMutation in Finland for a time...
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* Damian from ''{{Batman}}'' has all the bragging rights possible because [[spoiler: his father is THE Batman. [[DisContinuity Or is he?]]]]
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* Damian from ''{{Batman}}'' has all the bragging rights possible because [[spoiler: his father is [[MemeticBadass THE Batman. [[DisContinuity Or is he?]]]]Batman]].
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* Jade and Paco are always arguing over whether [[JackieChanAdventures Jackie]] or [[MaskedLuchador El Toro]] is the greatest.
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TruthInTelevision, of course. Please save your ''riveting'' personal stories for the inevitable [[TroperTales/MyDadCanBeatUpYourDad Troper Tales]] page. (TV Tropes, now with sixty percent more condescension!)
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TruthInTelevision, of course. Please save your ''riveting'' personal stories for the inevitable [[TroperTales/MyDadCanBeatUpYourDad Troper Tales]] page. (TV Tropes, now with sixty percent more condescension!)
condescension!)
See also MyGrandmaCanDoBetterThanYou and YouFightLikeACow for similar insults.
See also MyGrandmaCanDoBetterThanYou and YouFightLikeACow for similar insults.
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* [[NeonGenesisEvangelion Shinji's]] parents can beat up your parents. Well, [[HumongousMecha his mom]] can anyways. [[MagnificentBastard His dad]] prefers to work behind the scenes.
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-->''"What do I care for your big brother? I've got a brother that's bigger than he is?and what's more, he can throw him over that fence, too." (Both brothers were imaginary.)''
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-->''"What do I care for your big brother? I've got a brother that's bigger than he is?and is, and what's more, he can throw him over that fence, too." (Both brothers were imaginary.)''
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** You threw a duck at me! Who throws ducks at people?!
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* In [[PokemonGoldAndSilver Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver]], Gym Leaders Falkner and Janine can be found arguing in the Celadon Department Store about this. If you take Falkner's side, he'll give you his number so you can call for rematches against him.
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* [[http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/brathalla.php?name=brathalla&view=single&ID=16962 This]] ''[[BratHalla Brat-Halla]]'' strip.
* [[http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/brathalla.php?name=brathalla&view=single&ID=16962 This]] ''[[BratHalla Brat-Halla]]'' strip.
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* Damian from {{Batman}} has all the bragging rights possible because [[spoiler: his father is THE Batman. [[DisContinuity Or is he?]]]]
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* Damian from{{Batman}} ''{{Batman}}'' has all the bragging rights possible because [[spoiler: his father is THE Batman. [[DisContinuity Or is he?]]]]he?]]]]
* In ''{{Asterix}}'', similar comments between the children regularly result in brawls between the fishmonger and the blacksmith.
* One ''{{Scamp}}'' story has Scamp getting into this argument with another puppy. Tramp adamantly refuses to get involved, but the two continue pushing the family's buttons until Scamp himself decides to beat them up in Tramp's place, only to find out that Tramp has already started a fight in secret. When Tramp wins, Scamp decides to attack the puppy instead, and also wins his fight. Both resolve to keep their respective fights a secret from Lady.
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* In ''{{Asterix}}'', similar comments between the children regularly result in brawls between the fishmonger and the blacksmith.
* One ''{{Scamp}}'' story has Scamp getting into this argument with another puppy. Tramp adamantly refuses to get involved, but the two continue pushing the family's buttons until Scamp himself decides to beat them up in Tramp's place, only to find out that Tramp has already started a fight in secret. When Tramp wins, Scamp decides to attack the puppy instead, and also wins his fight. Both resolve to keep their respective fights a secret from Lady.
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* Inverted in the tongue-in-cheek bumper sticker: "My child beat up your honor student."
* In ''TheNowShow'', in a sketch illustrating what the House of Commons would be like were it a school playground, had David Cameron claiming that his dad was bigger than Tony Blair's.
* Frankie Boyle of ''MockTheWeek'' expounds the virtues of having a gay father: "'My dad could batter your dad, my dad'll beat up your dad.' Yeah? Listen! My dad will ''shag'' your dad!"
** "And your dad will enjoy it!"
* In ''{{Asterix}}'', similar comments between the children regularly result in brawls between the fishmonger and the blacksmith.
* An episode of ''DextersLaboratory'' had this between [[MadScientist Dexter]] and [[TheRival Mandark]]. It lead to a a fight between Dexter's SalaryMan father and Mandark's Hippie father. [[spoiler: The result was a draw. Which then leads them to argue over, "My mom can beat up your mom."]].
* In ''TheNowShow'', in a sketch illustrating what the House of Commons would be like were it a school playground, had David Cameron claiming that his dad was bigger than Tony Blair's.
* Frankie Boyle of ''MockTheWeek'' expounds the virtues of having a gay father: "'My dad could batter your dad, my dad'll beat up your dad.' Yeah? Listen! My dad will ''shag'' your dad!"
** "And your dad will enjoy it!"
* In ''{{Asterix}}'', similar comments between the children regularly result in brawls between the fishmonger and the blacksmith.
* An episode of ''DextersLaboratory'' had this between [[MadScientist Dexter]] and [[TheRival Mandark]]. It lead to a a fight between Dexter's SalaryMan father and Mandark's Hippie father. [[spoiler: The result was a draw. Which then leads them to argue over, "My mom can beat up your mom."]].
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* In ''TheNowShow'', in a sketch illustrating what the House of Commons would be like were it a school playground, had David Cameron claiming that his dad was bigger than Tony Blair's.
* Frankie Boyle of ''MockTheWeek'' expounds the virtues of having a gay father: "'My
** "And your dad will enjoy it!"
* In ''{{Asterix}}'', similar comments between the children regularly result in brawls between the fishmonger and the blacksmith.
* An episode of ''DextersLaboratory'' had this between [[MadScientist Dexter]] and [[TheRival Mandark]]. It lead to a a fight between Dexter's SalaryMan father and Mandark's Hippie father. [[spoiler: The result was a draw. Which then leads them to argue over, "My mom can beat up your mom."]].
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* The Wizard Rock song "My Dad is Rich and Your Dad is Dead".
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* ''{{Peanuts}}'': In one Father's Day strip, Violet brags about her dad to Charlie Brown, who takes her to his dad's barber shop and points out that his dad will stop work to say hello to him just because Charlie Brown is his son, which shuts Violet up. I think the implication was that Violet's better/richer/smarter dad was also the kind of MarriedToTheJob father who didn't have time for his kids.
** In another strip, Violet boasts to Lucy about her father's excellent bowling average in three different weeknight leagues. Lucy replies, "My father stays home nights."
** In a very early strip, Charlie Brown and Shermy agree that neither of their dads could beat up the other's, or anyone else (though they're still "pretty good guys").
** In another strip, Violet boasts to Lucy about her father's excellent bowling average in three different weeknight leagues. Lucy replies, "My father stays home nights."
** In a very early strip, Charlie Brown and Shermy agree that neither of their dads could beat up the other's, or anyone else (though they're still "pretty good guys").
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* [[http://www.graphicsmash.com/comics/brathalla.php?name=brathalla&view=single&ID=16962 This]] ''[[BratHalla Brat-Halla]]'' strip.
* When Jesse ?The Body? Ventura was elected governor of Minnesota, it wasn't long before the appearance of bumper stickers reading ?My Governor can beat up Your Governor.?
** Upon Schwarzenegger [[RealityIsUnrealistic assuming the post of governator]], the fantasy of a debate between the two became a common joke.
** When Sarah Palin became governor of Alaska, a common bumper sticker was "My governor is hotter than your governor."
*Bill Hicks' take on this: "My Dad can beat up your (Hicks') Dad!" "When?"
** Another comedian, relating schoolyard memories at Just For Laughs, delivered as the punchline "Really? How much would that cost me?"
* One {{Scamp}} story has Scamp getting into this argument with another puppy. Tramp adamantly refuses to get involved, but the two continue pushing the family's buttons until Scamp himself decides to beat them up in Tramp's place, only to find out that Tramp has already started a fight in secret. When Tramp wins, Scamp decides to attack the puppy instead, and also wins his fight. Both resolve to keep their respective fights a secret from Lady.
* Joke in Hollywood: "My dad can beat up your dad!" "Your dad ''is'' my dad!"
* You think Jesus got into these arguments as a kid?
** *Snort*
** One ''Cyanide And Happiness'' strip had Jesus saying this.
** Depends on his position in the "man who raised you vs. man who sired you" debate.
* Subverted somewhat in Scott and Kirkman's ''Babyblues'' comic, when Zoe was in preschool. Bogart, their neighbor, was going on and about how ''his'' mommy had more ''money'' than ''Zoe's'' mommy, and how ''his'' mommy was ''prettier'' than ''her'' mommy. Zoe's comeback was "Well '''my'' mommy has a bigger ''bottom'' than ''your'' mommy!" At which Bogart runs off crying to his mommy. Nice one, Zoe.
*One of the few humorous moments in ''{{Unbreakable}}'' is when Joseph (David's son) is sitting next to another kid outside the principal's office. Said kid asks,"Is that your dad? [pause] I bet my dad could beat up your dad.". Considering [[SuperStrength what we saw him do earlier]],he really couldn't.
* During the Knaaren's Cave area of Rayman3, one can hear two off-screen voices arguing over who has the toughest dad, until a ''third'' voice tells them both to shut up.
* When Jesse ?The Body? Ventura was elected governor of Minnesota, it wasn't long before the appearance of bumper stickers reading ?My Governor can beat up Your Governor.?
** Upon Schwarzenegger [[RealityIsUnrealistic assuming the post of governator]], the fantasy of a debate between the two became a common joke.
** When Sarah Palin became governor of Alaska, a common bumper sticker was "My governor is hotter than your governor."
*Bill Hicks' take on this: "My Dad can beat up your (Hicks') Dad!" "When?"
** Another comedian, relating schoolyard memories at Just For Laughs, delivered as the punchline "Really? How much would that cost me?"
* One {{Scamp}} story has Scamp getting into this argument with another puppy. Tramp adamantly refuses to get involved, but the two continue pushing the family's buttons until Scamp himself decides to beat them up in Tramp's place, only to find out that Tramp has already started a fight in secret. When Tramp wins, Scamp decides to attack the puppy instead, and also wins his fight. Both resolve to keep their respective fights a secret from Lady.
* Joke in Hollywood: "My dad can beat up your dad!" "Your dad ''is'' my dad!"
* You think Jesus got into these arguments as a kid?
** *Snort*
** One ''Cyanide And Happiness'' strip had Jesus saying this.
** Depends on his position in the "man who raised you vs. man who sired you" debate.
* Subverted somewhat in Scott and Kirkman's ''Babyblues'' comic, when Zoe was in preschool. Bogart, their neighbor, was going on and about how ''his'' mommy had more ''money'' than ''Zoe's'' mommy, and how ''his'' mommy was ''prettier'' than ''her'' mommy. Zoe's comeback was "Well '''my'' mommy has a bigger ''bottom'' than ''your'' mommy!" At which Bogart runs off crying to his mommy. Nice one, Zoe.
*One of the few humorous moments in ''{{Unbreakable}}'' is when Joseph (David's son) is sitting next to another kid outside the principal's office. Said kid asks,"Is that your dad? [pause] I bet my dad could beat up your dad.". Considering [[SuperStrength what we saw him do earlier]],he really couldn't.
* During the Knaaren's Cave area of Rayman3, one can hear two off-screen voices arguing over who has the toughest dad, until a ''third'' voice tells them both to shut up.
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** Upon Schwarzenegger [[RealityIsUnrealistic assuming the post of governator]], the fantasy of a debate between the two became a common joke.
** When Sarah Palin became governor of Alaska, a common bumper sticker was "My governor is hotter than your governor."
*Bill Hicks' take on this: "My Dad can beat up your (Hicks') Dad!" "When?"
** Another comedian, relating schoolyard memories at Just For Laughs, delivered as the punchline "Really? How much
* One {{Scamp}} story has Scamp getting into this argument with another puppy. Tramp adamantly refuses to get involved, but the two continue pushing the family's buttons until Scamp himself decides to beat them up in Tramp's place, only to find out that Tramp has already started a fight in secret. When Tramp wins, Scamp decides to attack the puppy instead, and also wins
* Joke in Hollywood: "My
* You think Jesus got into these arguments as a kid?
** *Snort*
** One ''Cyanide And Happiness'' strip had Jesus saying this.
** Depends on his position in the "man who raised you vs. man who sired you" debate.
* Subverted somewhat in Scott and Kirkman's ''Babyblues'' comic, when Zoe
*One
* Frankie Boyle of ''MockTheWeek'' expounds the
* During the Knaaren's Cave area of Rayman3, one can hear two off-screen voices arguing over who has the toughest dad, until a ''third'' voice tells them both to shut up.
** "And your dad will enjoy it!"
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* In ''DragonBallZ'', when Goten's father is coming BackFromTheDead to compete in the Tenkaichi Budokai, he and Trunks get into an argument over [[RedOniBlueOni whose dad is stronger]].
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* ''{{Peanuts}}'': In one Father's Day strip, Violet brags about her dad to Charlie Brown, who takes her to his dad's barber shop and points out that his dad will stop work to say hello to him just because Charlie Brown is his son, which shuts Violet up. I think the implication was that Violet's better/richer/smarter dad was also the kind of MarriedToTheJob father who didn't have time for his kids.
** In another strip, Violet boasts to Lucy about her father's excellent bowling average in three different weeknight leagues. Lucy replies, "My father stays home nights."
** In a very early strip, Charlie Brown and Shermy agree that neither of their dads could beat up the other's, or anyone else (though they're still "pretty good guys").
* Subverted somewhat in Scott and Kirkman's ''BabyBlues'' comic, when Zoe was in preschool. Bogart, their neighbor, was going on and about how ''his'' mommy had more ''money'' than ''Zoe's'' mommy, and how ''his'' mommy was ''prettier'' than ''her'' mommy. Zoe's comeback was "Well '''my'' mommy has a bigger ''bottom'' than ''your'' mommy!" At which Bogart runs off crying to his mommy. Nice one, Zoe.
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* Joke in Hollywood: "My dad can beat up your dad!" "Your dad ''is'' my dad!"
* You think Jesus got into these arguments as a kid?
** *Snort*
** One ''CyanideAndHappiness'' strip had Jesus saying this.
** Depends on his position in the "man who raised you vs. man who sired you" debate.
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*Bill Hicks' take on this: "My Dad can beat up your (Hicks') Dad!" "When?"
** Another comedian, relating schoolyard memories at Just For Laughs, delivered as the punchline "Really? How much would that cost me?"
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* During the Knaaren's Cave area of ''Rayman3'', one can hear two off-screen voices arguing over who has the toughest dad, until a ''third'' voice tells them both to shut up.
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* The Wizard Rock song "My Dad is Rich and Your Dad is Dead".
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* ''{{Peanuts}}'': In one Father's Day strip, Violet brags about her dad to Charlie Brown, who takes her to his dad's barber shop and points out that his dad will stop work to say hello to him just because Charlie Brown is his son, which shuts Violet up. I think the implication was that Violet's better/richer/smarter dad was also the kind of MarriedToTheJob father who didn't have time for his kids.
** In another strip, Violet boasts to Lucy about her father's excellent bowling average in three different weeknight leagues. Lucy replies, "My father stays home nights."
** In a very early strip, Charlie Brown and Shermy agree that neither of their dads could beat up the other's, or anyone else (though they're still "pretty good guys").
* Subverted somewhat in Scott and Kirkman's ''BabyBlues'' comic, when Zoe was in preschool. Bogart, their neighbor, was going on and about how ''his'' mommy had more ''money'' than ''Zoe's'' mommy, and how ''his'' mommy was ''prettier'' than ''her'' mommy. Zoe's comeback was "Well '''my'' mommy has a bigger ''bottom'' than ''your'' mommy!" At which Bogart runs off crying to his mommy. Nice one, Zoe.
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* Joke in Hollywood: "My dad can beat up your dad!" "Your dad ''is'' my dad!"
* You think Jesus got into these arguments as a kid?
** *Snort*
** One ''CyanideAndHappiness'' strip had Jesus saying this.
** Depends on his position in the "man who raised you vs. man who sired you" debate.
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*Bill Hicks' take on this: "My Dad can beat up your (Hicks') Dad!" "When?"
** Another comedian, relating schoolyard memories at Just For Laughs, delivered as the punchline "Really? How much would that cost me?"
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* During the Knaaren's Cave area of ''Rayman3'', one can hear two off-screen voices arguing over who has the toughest dad, until a ''third'' voice tells them both to shut up.
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* When Jesse 'The Body' Ventura was elected governor of Minnesota, it wasn't long before the appearance of bumper stickers reading 'My Governor can beat up Your Governor.'
** Upon Schwarzenegger [[RealityIsUnrealistic assuming the post of governator]], the fantasy of a debate between the two became a common joke.
** When Sarah Palin became governor of Alaska, a common bumper sticker was "My governor is
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* In DragonBallZ, when Goten's father is coming BackFromTheDead to compete in the Tenkaichi Budokai, he and Trunks get into an argument over [[GokuAndVegeta [[RedOniBlueOni whose dad is stronger]].