1 | Let's say you come to [[Website/TVTropes This Very Wiki]] for the first time and you don't even bother looking at the description. You just look at the trope's name and take it 100% at face-value. Here's a JustForFun index of Tropes where you can share that presumption and share a good laugh with the people on the sight!! |
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3 | Not to be confused with JustForFun/PunnyTropeNames, where the trope names themselves are actual puns. |
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5 | !!Examples: |
6 | * AlphaStrike: The first blow made. |
7 | * BarbaricBully: An adjective used to describe a barbarian character through bull-like characteristics. "That guy's got Barbaric Bully biceps (he's super yoked)!" or "[[Franchise/ConanTheBarbarian Conan's]] got a BarbaricBully cock (he's hung like a prized breeding bull)!" |
8 | * BeehiveBarrier: A wall crafted entirely out of beehives. |
9 | * BlackMetal: A slab of metal painted black. |
10 | * BobRossRib: When someone digs up Bob Ross' corpse and takes one of his ribs. |
11 | * BondingThroughSharedEarbuds: Two objects joined together through a shared false ear. |
12 | * BorrowingTheBeatles: "Hey, can I borrow The Beatles for a second?" "Yes, ''please''. Ringo has been really needy lately and I need some space." |
13 | * {{Brainwashed}}: A medical procedure where the doctor power-washes the folds of one's brain of excess gunk. |
14 | * TheBurlesqueOfVenus: A burlesque show hosted and performed on UsefulNotes/{{Venus}}. |
15 | * CaptainFishman: The captain of a boat named "Fishman." |
16 | * CasinoPark: A parking space for casinos. |
17 | * ChekhovsGun: Anton Chekhov's personal firearm that he keeps under his mattress in case of home invasion. And duck-hunting. |
18 | * ChekhovsSkill: Anton Chekhov's creative writing prowess. |
19 | * ChestMonster: A monster that is literally just an upper torso. The males are rock-hard pecs, the females are a bodacious pair of boobies. |
20 | * CityOfTheDamned: |
21 | ** A city that with a [[CitadelCity giant wall around it]], flooded and now the entire place is {{underwater|City}}. |
22 | ** Alternatively, a city with a wall around it to keep rising sea levels from flooding it. |
23 | * ClassTrip: When everyone in the class stumbles and falls. |
24 | * ClassicalAntiHero: A villain themed after ClassicalMusic. |
25 | * ConfusedQuestionMark: A sentient question mark that is, itself, confused. |
26 | * CoolGate: An archway with air-conditioning. |
27 | * CoolSword: A sword made of ice. |
28 | * CriminalConvention: "The conventions of how you are to be a criminal are written down thusly..." |
29 | * CurrencyConspiracy: |
30 | ** "There's a conspiracy on where all of my money is coming from and going too!" |
31 | ** "I think the dollars in my wallet are out to get me! And the banks are in on it!" |
32 | * DeadPersonImpersonation: A dead impersonator. |
33 | * DeathMetal: A slab of metal known to kill people. |
34 | * DeathTrapTango: Mr. Death and Ms. Trap doing the tango. |
35 | * DeathWorld: {{The Grim Reaper}}'s homeworld. |
36 | * DifficultySpike: A literal spike that makes anything it's stuck into more difficult. |
37 | * EarthSong: The song the planet Earth sings when it has the opportunity. |
38 | * EggMacGuffin: An [[UsefulNotes/McDonalds Egg McMuffin]] that's [[MacGuffin super important to the plot]]. |
39 | * EroticEating: Video content of people eating that's been posted onto pornographic sites or magazines. |
40 | * ExtremeSportsPlot: A plot of land used exclusively for extreme sports. |
41 | * EyeOfProvidence: Mr. Joe H. Providence's glass eye. |
42 | * FallenAngel: An angel tripped and fell over. |
43 | * FallenCupid: Cupid tripped and fell over. |
44 | * FantasticFragility: "It's incredibly fragile? Fantastic!" |
45 | * FantasticPlastic: Good, quality plastic. |
46 | * {{Filth}}: Dirt and grease. |
47 | * FiringDay: A day that everyone celebrates by setting their things on fire. |
48 | * FoodPorn: |
49 | ** Pornography where you watch the food contents of your plate doing it. |
50 | ** Pornography where you watch someone masturbate with a piece of food. |
51 | * ForgottenAnniversary: The anniversary of the day you forgot something. |
52 | * GlassesOfAging: An ArtifactOfDoom that takes the form of a pair of reading glasses that causes RapidAging when worn. |
53 | * GoMadFromTheApocalypse: Getting angry after entering Apocalypse, Arkansa. |
54 | * GoodnessExam: A type of admissions test -- both multiple-choice and open -- that quizzes you on virtues and how to act upon them. |
55 | * GrooveMetal: A very dented slab of metal. |
56 | * HardRock: A rock. |
57 | * HeadTurningBeauty: A version of the protagonist from ''Literature/BeautyAndTheBeast'' that routinely turns her head for various reasons. |
58 | * HeelFaceTown: A town that has a face and a heel. |
59 | * {{Hentai}}: A chicken wearing a tie. |
60 | * IndexInAHalfShell: Index paper folded and wedged into oysters on an oyster platter. |
61 | * InvisiblePresident: President of the Council of People With the Power to Turn Invisible (or "CPWTPTTI"). |
62 | * JewsPlayingNazis: When a Jewish person is in a game of pretend, they always want to play a Nazi because EvilIsCool in a harmless make-believe context. |
63 | * MadScienceFair: "Only mad science is impartial." |
64 | * MatchSequence: A series of matches lined up by size. |
65 | * MilkmanConspiracy: The dairy industry is up to something! |
66 | * {{Mordor}}: A surplus of doors with the product names misspelled. |
67 | * {{Mouthscreen}}: A screen meant to be kept in a person's mouth. |
68 | * NightmareHands: The front hooves of nocturnal horses. |
69 | * NoNeedForNames: A character marks off all the individual names he sees and instantly forgets whatever name someone tells him because he has grown beyond the need for it. |
70 | * NotInKansasAnymore: When someone leaves the Kansas state border. |
71 | * PacifiedAdaptation: Millions of years of evolution where life adapted to the invention of pacifiers. Like, the kind babies use. |
72 | * ParasiteZombie: A zombified tapeworm. |
73 | * PeeveGoblins: Someone asking you to annoy a group of goblins. |
74 | * PopRap: Slang for bubble wrap that the kids are using these days. |
75 | * PowersuitMonkey: A chimpanzee in PoweredArmor. |
76 | * PsychicIndex: A carefully written statistic that measures PsychicPowers. |
77 | * PsychoKnifeNut: When an absolute psychopath uses knives to dice nuts. |
78 | * PunkRock: A pet-rock with a mohawk. |
79 | * ReadTheFinePrint: Being asked to read a finely worded, carefully written piece of calligraphy. "Now that's some fine print, right there." |
80 | * RunawayBride: A woman who was a runaway who is now getting married. |
81 | * ScrewYouElves: Elf porn. |
82 | * SkinnyDipping: Dipping skinny people in ranch dip. |
83 | * SoftRock: A ball of clay. |
84 | * SwordPlant: A plant that grows swords like corn. |
85 | * TheTelevisionTalksBack: A VideoPhone. |
86 | * ThreateningToCutTies: When a person threatens you into doing something for fear of taking scissors to your shoelaces. |
87 | * TotallyNotACriminalFront: The front of a store that is itself legal in its totality. |
88 | * TrashyTouristTrap: A ChestMonster that resembles a trashcan that preys upon tourists. When they get close, the creature springs a trap and catches them in its net. |
89 | * UrbanHellscape: [[CityOfTheDamned Hell as a city]]. |
90 | * VideoPhone: A television show aimed towards a telephone demographic. |
91 | * WeddingRingDefense: A wedding ring that doubles as a shield. |
92 | * WolverineClaws: The disembodied claws of a [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolverine wolverine]]. |
93 | * WorkingClassAnthem: |
94 | ** An anthem people are workshopping in Creative Writing Class. |
95 | ** A Pledge of Allegiance the Working Class have to recite every morning before getting to work. |
96 | * {{Wormsign}}: |
97 | ** A sign with the word "worm" on it. |
98 | ** A sign written in a language only worms can read. |
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