The Loud House

No I saw your post on Edit Banned, it was NOT an apology nor a promise not to do the same again, but rather that ridiculous edit list of yours. If you want to be unsuspended you have to play by the rules.

Okay, so it looks like we got more new episodes from April 10 - 13.

• 4/10 - A Lincoln/Clyde episode where the two try and complete their Spring Break To-Do List on the last day.
• 4/11 - A Lori episode where her guests can't come due to plans.
• 4/12 - The kids have to make dinner for the whole family after they try to sabatoge dinner for pizza.
• 4/13 - An Egg Sitting episode featuring Lincoln and Ronnie Anne, in which the former is afraid that the latter will ruin their assignment because of her chaotic nature.

edited 27th Mar '17 2:40:58 PM by Second_Banana

Now, while I did like the show and its fanon to some extent, I completely fell in love with this show after 2 days at the hospital and nothing good to watch besides this, Gravity Falls and Yokai Watch.

Looks like our favorite animated family is getting a movie in 2020!

Wait, WHAT?

He ain't kidding. This is happening.

Exciting stuff!

I Imagine it's going to be a lot like the last Rugrats movie, and they end up on a deserted island fighting off the wilderness.

Or the Hey Arnold movie, where they go up against a Corrupt Corporate Executive. (At least, I think that's what happened in that movie.)

edited 29th Mar '17 6:12:05 PM by n341100

Or The Spongebob movie, where they go on a road trip to save their hometown and an injured cast member.

Or the Doug movie, where they find a swamp monster and try to adopt it as a pet.

edited 29th Mar '17 8:24:48 PM by TyeDyeWildebeest

Or the Simpsons movie, where the dad causes an environmental holocaust and has his town encased in a dome.

Or The Jimmy Neutron movie where Lisa makes an invention to communicate with Interstellar life and gets all the parents kidnapped along with Lori.

Y'know I was going to use an example with Cartoon Network movies but then realized all of them are very grand scale plots related to time travel, untold origin story, old people zombie apocalypse with a legendary operative involved, pirate adventures for a mystical artifact, a genius loci reality warped, the Eds fucked up their scam in the worse possible way, and time travel with an untold origin story (again).

So instead I'll say the plot will either take the Proud Family or Recese route. Either way, the family are going to somehow save the world in the end.

Can we consider Lori as "Aloof Big Sister"? She's a big sister cold towards Lincoln and many of her younger sisters for most of her screentime.

Can we consider Lun as "Ms. Fanservice" because her swimsuit is as skimpy as Leni's?

I think Lazy Bum shall be added to "The Loudest Yard" section in https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E21TheLoudestYardRawDeal

Lazy Bum: Lincoln did whatever he could to skip doing exercises. In flashbacks he wasn't interested in playing sports with Clyde, Liam, Lola and Lynn.

If you have not been unsuspended, you will get permanently banned if you keep this up.

I don't know if you meant to type Luna or Luan, but either way, no. Ms. Fanservice has to regularly wear clothing that's noticeably skimpier than everyone else's. One instance of the character wearing a swimsuit that's as skimpy as another character's is nowhere near enough to qualify.

I'm not familiar enough with the Aloof Big Brother trope to judge whether it fits, but I think Lazy Bum is specifically about avoiding work, not exercise.

edited 30th Mar '17 10:12:47 AM by TyeDyeWildebeest

Go Here, dude.

Smasher from Pakistan, I went there. Asking isn't enough. The admins want to be sure I am ready. They just told me that I have lot of work to do.

I need shorter version of what I need to do to get unsuspended. I understand only that I am not allowed to give zero context, to be very careful with English and to remian civil. I don't get what else I need to do.

Just because I'm suspended doesn't mean I can't discuss tropes I plan to add if I can edit again.

I wonder if season 2 of the show can be considered "Denser and Wackier" as the episodes "Lock'N Loud", "Making the Grade" and "No Such Luck" were showing characters getting extreme in security, Lisa completelly resigning from science and whole family getting superstitious respectively. All extremes were put to point of insanity in my opinion. The episode "Cheater by the Dozen" showed hilariousl ambigous situations like Bobby hanging out with 2 girls at his age, an older woman, a dog and a dance teacher. I know it's played for laugh but isn't it crazy?

edited 31st Mar '17 2:43:07 AM by FirstDrellSpectre

Well, first of all, there's the fact you came into the ban appeal thread posting a list of edits you wanted someone else to make, and you seemed genuinely confused as to why the mods didn't respond well to that.

Second of all, they're right. Your proposed edits had quite a few grammar-related issues, as well as Zero Context Examples and misused tropes. Your best option right now is to do what the mods say and make extensive use of these two threads, particularly the latter.

Remember what Lori told Lincoln in "Save the Date"? Talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words. You have to show the mods that you've improved enough to start editing again.

Tye Dye Wildebeest from Big Rock Candy Mountain

I wasn't suspended because I asked someone to do edits for me. I was suspended for zero context and grammar. But thanks for explaining.

Just started watching the show.

Read a few fanfics as well. Anyone have thoughts on who the blackmailer in Burning Secret is?

I haven't a clue. I hope it's not Chandler, though. That'd be way too anti-climactic.

I get that; I was just trying to explain why it wasn't a good idea to list suggested edits in that ban appeal thread.

On the other hand, it'd feel like too much of a Shocking Swerve if the blackmailer ends up being, say, one of his sisters or close friends. I have a feeling it's going to be some minor background character, like Christina.

It would be too obvious for it to be Chandler. Though there is the question if the blackmailer and arsonist (I think it was set-up that whoever cleaned up the spill a fire would start, Lincoln was just unlucky enough to be the next person to pass by) are one and the same.

Arson or accident, Lincoln did not cause the fire intentionally (and he still saved the lives of everyone in the school). The moment he tells his story to anyone they'll know he didn't. It's possible the blackmailer knows this and simply wants to silence Lincoln to cover his tracks.

I also don't get how the video the blackmailer has 'proves' Lincoln caused the fire. He cleans up a spill, throws some paper towel in the trash, the fire starts, and he tries to stop it with a fire extinguisher which doesn't work (in fact the foam makes the fire spread-which is just even more suspicious). That's the picture the blackmailer gives Lincoln-of him trying to put out the fire. This is why I think the Blackmailer wanted Lincoln to commit other crimes and take pictures of them so he can get more 'concrete' evidence to hold over him. Something isn't adding up here. Outside of being a complete jerkass what does the blackmailer get out of this?

I honestly feel if it wasn't for Lincoln's stress/guilt complex/fear of his loved ones turning on him he would of told sooner and the blackmailer would lose any means of leverage. So I'm glad in the recent chapter he told Lucy, hopefully the other sisters will be brought in next.

Lastly, from a scale of 1 to 10 how screwed is the blackmailer once the Loud sisters get their hands on him/her?

Can this be considered as an Art Evolution?

In show The Loud House https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse Lori, Leni, Luna and Luan had simple cartoonic feet in episode "Linc or Swim", but since episode "A Tattler's Tale" their feet have more realistic shape.

God, please stop that, you are risking a permanent ban dude.