Dragon Writer
That's why the original name was Crowning Moment Of Funny, but reportedly fan bickering/edit wars set in because nobody could agree on just one moment being particularly hilarious above the rest.
An Ear Worm is like a Rickroll: It is never going to give you up.
Not this again... can we just drop it? Please?
For the record, though, I've favored a name change to "Crowning 'Moments Of Whatever" as a compromise solution.
edited 22nd May '11 6:40:16 PM by nrjxll
Could we at least make the Funny Moments and Heartwarming Moments pages "Moment of Funny" and "Moment of Heartwarming" a-la Awesome Moments and "Moment of Awesome"
nonarySpade
The other changes are fine, but "Funny Moments" is just.... bland. South Park has plenty of moments that are funny, but not every single one is listed on that page. Only moments that were particularly hilarious.
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Dragon Writer
Well, I guess Moment Of Awesome has a special place in Troper culture even compared to the other Moments.
An Ear Worm is like a Rickroll: It is never going to give you up.
Just awesome like that
Moments Of Hilarity, perhaps?
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nonarySpade
That definently works, but there's something missing that I can't quite put my finger on.
They call themselves seamstresses -Feet Of Clay
I think I supported extending the Moment Of Awesome format to Moment Of Funny and Moment Of Heartwarming last time this came up.
Rhymes with "Protracted."
After my last "moment" thread got shut down (the mods are getting sick of people complaining about it.Shocker.), I realized that the name changes, admittedly, weren't that bad. One in particular, however, stands out; Funny Moments. Now for some series (i.e. Neon Genesis Evangelion) where humor is few and far between, it's somewhat understandable. In other cases (i.e. Family Guy), it isn't descriptive enough. So, I feel a name change, to show that a moment was particularly hilarious, rather than just funny.
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