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MikeRosoft Since: Jan, 2001

Jun 26th 2011 at 12:01:54 AM •••

Removed:

Leopold and Loeb tried, but they failed. Very, very badly.

How are Leopold and Loeb

an example? They're a pair of (male) students who conspired to commit a "perfect crime" (and were sentenced to life in jail).

Long live Marxism-Lennonism!

MikeRosoft Since: Jan, 2001

Sep 8th 2010 at 4:36:27 AM •••

I wanted to add another Czech example, but I am not sure it's a good one:

Much less romantic are Mr. and Mrs. Stodola, a couple of robbers and serial murderers. After they were both sentenced to life in jail, they got divorced...

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SomeGuy Since: Jan, 2001

Sep 8th 2010 at 3:37:13 PM •••

No such thing as a "bad" examples. Just lose the ellipses and make sure it's its own bulleted point and not a sub-point.

See you in the discussion pages.

MikeRosoft Since: Jan, 2001

Oct 26th 2010 at 11:15:20 PM •••

I meant, I wasn't sure if it quite matched the trope. Okay, I'm adding it. (After all, there are already a few similar examples on the page.)

Edited by MikeRosoft Long live Marxism-Lennonism!

99.181.230.148 Since: Dec, 1969

Aug 11th 2010 at 7:59:50 AM •••

The line between this and Unholy Matrimony looks rather blurry to me—there's a lot of overlap in the examples. It seems as if Unholy Matrimony is just The Same But More (or Bonnie And Clyde is The Same But Less). Can we come up with a clear distinction, or should the articles be merged?

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