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Edited by GastonRabbit on May 29th 2023 at 9:30:10 AM
If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say nineties. Like pretty much everything that isn't Justin Bieber.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."Well, I guess I just don't pay attention to the fashion world.
Insert witty and clever quip here. My page, as the database hates my handle.From Snowed-In:
- Snow Day, one of those Nickelodeon live-action movies, had this as its central premise, complete with evil snowplow man whose goal is to plow the streets and force kids to go to school.
- So the schools would just reopen at noon, once all the roads were clear? Ok...
- His intent was to prevent the Snow Day from lasting multiple days. Because he's EVIL.
- So the schools would just reopen at noon, once all the roads were clear? Ok...
It's natter, but it's so funny...
edited 1st Jan '13 4:20:50 PM by Kerrah
From Cabin Fever:
edited 1st Jan '13 7:24:05 PM by PulpFreeBookworm
The baby bat/ Screamed out in fright,/ 'Turn on the dark,/ I'm afraid of the light.'Under Genius Bonus on the main page for the magnificent Deus Ex Human Revolution:
It's even funnier if you know that Picus is a bit of a Take That! against Fox News. And how in the game, you can find intercompany emails discussing how to manipulate public opinion with the power of media that they have.
I liked it better when Questionable Casting was called WTH Casting AgencyAnother lump of gold from the North Korea page.
Whilst its portrayal as the Card-Carrying Villain of world politics is frequently played for laughs, it may do you good to recall that this country is indeed home to 25 million people. So, rule of cautious editing VERY MUCH applies.
EDIT: Never mind, TV tropes is blocked in North Korea.
From the Dead Or Alive page.
- The same goes for Kasumi, Kokoro and Eliot.
What makes me laugh is that, while I know what the author means, one could misread that and assume that Kasumi, Kokoro and Eliot are all old men.
That's probably just me. I'm weird like that.
edited 3rd Jan '13 10:10:23 PM by Wooboo
See, I just see a Zero Context Example there.
edited 3rd Jan '13 10:13:12 PM by 0dd1
Insert witty and clever quip here. My page, as the database hates my handle.Sailor Earth Tokyo Mew Mew makes this easy; there's an almost infinite amount of sweet foods and a lot of endangered animals.
Also it impaired me to jokingly make Mew Yam, Mew Pumpkin and Mew Dragon Fruit
Most of Radar Adventure Time but "We see BMO playing with himself."
For Narm's Film subpage: "All hail Christian Bale, savior of puppies!" It's just so whimsical in comparison to the Badass characters he plays.
edited 6th Jan '13 9:13:55 PM by BearyScary
I liked it better when Questionable Casting was called WTH Casting Agency- Everyone getting confused between the item and what it represents:
- "Um, I don't think we could all fit in there... and none of us can breathe mustard anyway."
More of a dark lol and would probably not make sense to anyone not familiar with X-Men, but there's a person on Wallbanger who says the Marvel writing staff crossed the Moral Event Horizon by... writing Cyclops badly.
Why do we still have that page again? It's basically the same thing as DMOS, except less organized.
The pig of Hufflepuff pulsed like a large bullfrog. Dumbledore smiled at it, and placed his hand on its head: "You are Hagrid now."WMG:The Lorax
Alternetivly she is A Lorax but not The Lorax. The physical differences could be a case of Bizarre Sexual Dimorphism
edited 10th Jan '13 9:12:17 PM by HeroShepherd
Cause it's funny.
If we're allowed to post Narm, then this from the Mass Effect fridge brilliance page:
"A rather personal Fridge moment/sadness: this Troper's Shepard is a Colonist/Sole Survivor, always used to seeing a lot of tragedies and deaths. But this hits particularly hard on her in the events of Mass Effect 2 however, when she buys a fish from Illium for companionship aboard her deck. Now, this troper roleplays her Shep as rather workaholic, and she also actively avoids going to her quarters because it reminded her too much of the old Normandy. Because of that, she rarely had time to feed her fish... and then the long-awaited Suicide Mission came. This troper decided to change her Shepard's armor to suit the rather grim occasion, and that is when she noticed the dead fishes floating on her cabin's fish tank. Dead. Even in the mundane things of her life, failure follows her everywhere. This troper bawled so hard after that."
I just find this thought hilarious. She looked at the fish in a video game, took the time to make up a story in her head, then just started crying at the story she made up.
edited 10th Jan '13 11:23:46 PM by CPFMfan
...This made me laugh so hard that I started to cry.
edited 11th Jan '13 3:51:15 AM by kay4today
From No OSHA Compliance:
- In 300, why is there a large bottomless pit in the middle of a busy Spartan plaza?
- It's a well. It's not covered because, being Spartans, they probably think anyone who falls in deserves it.
edited 11th Jan '13 1:49:26 PM by resetlocksley
Fear is a superpower.The Insurmountable Waist-High Fence page has some great snark for the description of the different kinds of IWHFs. The Quotes subpage, too, has some great lines on it.
I liked it better when Questionable Casting was called WTH Casting AgencyI particularly like The Gentle Slope of Unclimbability.
edited 12th Jan '13 11:16:31 AM by resetlocksley
Fear is a superpower.The Invisible wall, because sometimes developers just don't care. is my fav
Television Is Trying To Kill Us and the Real Life page.
edited 12th Jan '13 11:46:49 AM by MokonaZero
Everything is a lie.
*shrug* News to me. When'd she become so prominent again?
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