Quickie Questions

We don't really add redirects just for the hell of it, though.

Do you know how the song that plays when Adam the Black hunter from All This and Rabbit Stew runs is called? Because I find it catchy but Looney Tunes wiki unfortunately doesn't says its title.

Also, do we have coven for zoo enthusiasts?

Also, is there's a trope for flying birds that aren't capable of flight in fiction (like Hans from The Penguins of Madagascar)?

Edited by Filip04 on Mar 18th 2024 at 8:55:52 PM

Is that just me, but does anyone else thinks that Bumblebee from DC Super Hero Girls looks like a humanized Misty?

This thread isn't for asking opinions.

Do we have a thread where we can post fanarts that we had finded?

Edited by Filip04 on Mar 21st 2024 at 9:03:08 AM

As far as I know, no. If it’s representing a trope or Administrivia than maybe, but not regular fanart. But it has to be yours and/or ask permission.

Edited by CanuckMcDuck1 on Mar 21st 2024 at 5:18:27 AM

Why Frankie the pigeon was called a John Travolta Pigeon on the show YMMV page? The Madagascar wiki doesn't say anything about him being John Travolta expy, plus episode that is mentioned doesn't has a Pulp Fiction reference (but it could be because I watched a Polish dub which gives Frankie "cool" (pol; "luzacki") voice). Could someone explain this to me?

The question of "why does the TVT page say this" can be answered my sending a message to the troper who made the entry, but it looks like the one who did in this case is inactive (hasn't edited since 2012).

I sent a message to him and I'm waiting if he answers.

Is there a generally accepted term for people who live in the Arctic since “Eskimo” is frowned upon & “Inuit” only refers to people of the Canadian Arctic?

"Indigenous" or "First Nations" are the most generally used words to describe the original peoples of the Canadian Arctic and below. That’s only for as a whole. Otherwise, they’re referred to by their group (like Cree, Innu, Dene, and many more).

Edited by CanuckMcDuck1 on Mar 24th 2024 at 5:38:50 AM

From Wikipedia's article on "Eskimo" (bolding mine):

There's also the term Alaska Natives.

It's considered rude (due to historical lumping of all "indians" into a single culture when they were actually very diverse) to treat them as a single group, but if you need to refer to them collectively, "arctic indigenous peoples" is a term that would work.

If Wikipedia says that a movie's screenplay is criticized, what exactly does it mean by that?

Edited by wooden-ladybug93 on Mar 25th 2024 at 10:35:56 AM

its like if the movie itself had a script but instead of dialogue its narration and setting

Is there some rule that publishers won't publish a book with uncensored profanity in the title? Because the amount of self-help books I see at bookstores with pr*fanity c💥nsored out in someway is way too high for it to just be a trend.

Are there here any other Ice Age fans beside me? Because I recently started a little game on the series thread, and I want to hear what ideas others have.

What requirements do you need to contribute to an Image Pickin' thread (as in vote )?

? None other than being logged it.

Since you answered this question of mine, then can you answer this?

Haven't seen the movie mentioned where I'm active.

I just really want to hear what ideas the other folks have about potential prehistoric animals that could have appeared in the series.

This thread is more for general questions that should be easy to answer hence "quickie" questions . Not everyone is going to be able to answer work specific questions

Edited by MacronNotes on Mar 31st 2024 at 3:54:34 PM

I'm just sad that probably no one remembers Ice Age, given no one yet posted new posts in the series thread that I created.

Are they here On This Very Wiki other fans of both dinosaurs and animation? Because I don't want this thread to go extinct.