That could work...not sure if it'd need a setup shot or not.
I'm supporting this for now solely for the sheer weirdness factor of some guy suplexing a deer.
Yeah, that's a pretty cool pic. It shows the trope and it's funny too, the whole package!
"We are not a stuffy encyclopedic wiki. We're a buttload more informal".That's great.
Reaction Image RepositoryWhat's it from, anyway?
Infinite Tree: an experimental storyI'd say we can go ahead and add it, then, although I'm not 100% certain about that caption.
I don't think it needs a setup shot, plus, due to the effect used on the scene it would be hard to find a good shot. Here is the scene, and if you feel like a good shot can be used I could grab a screenshot.
Yeah, maybe "Deer God, that gotta hurt".
"Talk about reindeer games..."
edited 30th Oct '11 7:02:46 PM by plenum
"We are not a stuffy encyclopedic wiki. We're a buttload more informal".It's up. I like the reindeer games caption.
If we find a third pun about deers we might go for a Hurricane of Puns-type caption :)
edited 30th Oct '11 8:02:22 PM by plenum
"We are not a stuffy encyclopedic wiki. We're a buttload more informal".Question: do piledrivers count as a Suplex Finisher? The description leads me to believe they do.
Fight smart, not fair.They are not the same thing. A suplex consists of someone grabing his opponent, usually with a headlock or from behind(german suplex), and then lift him to drop him with the back of the head being the first point of contact with the ground, while a piledriver is when the opponent falls on the top of his head. Also, a piledriver is considerably more dangerous, and harder to do in RL, since it need cooperation from the person being hit with it.
Both have multiple variations, but some of the basic variations of them are this:
Snap suplex(the standard suplex), German suplex, belly-to-belly suplex, Northern lights suplex.
Texas piledriver, tombstone piledriver, back-to-belly piledriver, Flip piledriver.
I don't think it counts to purpose of the trope either, since the trope basicly exist becuase suplexes are common to see on non-wrestling mediums, while piledrivers aren't. Remember that this is a subtrope of Wrestler in All of Us, so a piledriver goes on that trope.
Also, I'd be fine with "Talk about reindeer games..." caption.
edited 30th Oct '11 11:06:58 PM by shark33
I was thinking of suggesting this◊ if it counted, but I guess not.
Fight smart, not fair.That one is already up on Wrestler in All of Us.
Sparkling and glittering! Jan-Ken-Pon!I combined the two punny suggestions in the caption. Locking up.
There is no picture on this right now, but how about this:
I tried taking a screenshot from this Big Show vs Brock Lesnar match, but it doesn't look good in still shots.