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* In Manga/WeNeverLearn, [[ChildhoodFriend Uruka]] kisses Nariyuki on the lips right before telling him she's going to a foreign university after graduating high school, claiming she was just practicing the "foreign goodbye". It's revealed shortly after that ''she actually believed it was a foreign thing'' until told otherwise by her friends.
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* In Manga/WeNeverLearn, ''Manga/WeNeverLearn'', [[ChildhoodFriend Uruka]] kisses Nariyuki on the lips right before telling him she's going to a foreign university after graduating high school, claiming she was just practicing the "foreign goodbye". It's revealed shortly after that ''she actually believed it was a foreign thing'' until told otherwise by her friends.
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'''Henry''': So did I!
I![[labelnote:*]]The fact that both Indy and his father slept with Elsa (not at the same time, mind you) makes this even funnier.[[/labelnote]]
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* ''Series/WandaVision'': Vision brings his boss Mr. Hart and his wife over for [[DinnerWithTheBoss dinner]]. Wanda mistakes Mr. Hart for Vision, sneaks up behind him and covers his eyes while flirtatiously asking "guess who?". When Mr. Hart demands to know what she's doing, Vision covers for her by claiming it's a traditional [[{{Ruritania}} Sokovian]] way of greeting one's guests. At the end of the evening Mrs. Hart pauses behind Wanda and covers her eyes while thanking her for the meal.
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* ''Series/{{Farscape}}''. In "I, E.T.", John Crichton gives a farewell kiss on the cheek to an alien woman. Her reaction implies it's a bit too intimate for ''her'' culture.
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* In Manga/WeNeverLearn, [[ChildhoodFriend Uruka]] kisses Nariyuki on the lips right before telling him she's going to a foreign university after graduating high school, claiming she was just practicing the "foreign goodbye". It's revealed shortly after that ''she actually believed it was a foreign thing'' until told otherwise by her friends.
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** Also, if you kiss an acquaintance or friend on the mouth as a way of goodbye (or saying hello), prepare to get weird looks/beaten up/slapped. Even family members don't kiss each other on the mouth in most of Europe, people.
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** Also, if you kiss an acquaintance or friend on the mouth as a way of goodbye (or saying hello), prepare to get weird looks/beaten up/slapped. Even family members don't kiss each other on the mouth in most of Europe, people.Europe.
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* Parodied for laughs in ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'': Elsa Schneider french-kisses Indy and tells him it's "how we say goodbye in Austria". Right afterward, Vogel tells Indy, "This is how we say goodbye in Germany," and punches him in the face (which knock's Indy's head into the back of his father's head).
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* Parodied for laughs PlayedForLaughs in ''Film/IndianaJonesAndTheLastCrusade'': Elsa Schneider french-kisses French-kisses Indy and tells him it's "how we say goodbye in Austria". Right afterward, Colonel Vogel tells Indy, "This is how we say goodbye in Germany," and punches him in the face (which knock's knocks Indy's head into the back of his father's head).head, as they're both tied up in chairs).
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* Non-romantic variant: In ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'' episode "The Bear Who Came to Dinner," Bananas the Gorilla poses as a doctor with a German accent who examines Square Bear (who is faking an injury). As he leaves, Bananas says "Well, like they say in the Fatherland...adios!"
* Non-romantic variant: In ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'' episode "The Bear Who Came to Dinner," Bananas the Gorilla poses as a doctor with a German accent who examines Square Bear (who is faking an injury). As he leaves, Bananas says "Well, like they say in the Fatherland...adios!"
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'' episode "The Bear Who Came to Dinner," Bananas the Gorilla poses as a doctor with a German accent who examines Square Bear (who is faking an injury). As he leaves, Bananas says "Well, like they say in the Fatherland...adios!"
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* Non-romantic variant: In ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'' episode "The Bear Who Came to Dinner," Bananas the Gorilla poses as a doctor with a German accent who examines Square Bear (who is faking an injury). As he leaves, Bananas says "Well, like they say in the Fatherland...adios!"
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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheHairBearBunch'' episode "The Bear Who Came to Dinner," Bananas the Gorilla poses as a doctor with a German accent who examines Square Bear (who is faking an injury). As he leaves, Bananas says "Well, like they say in the Fatherland...adios!"
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* ''Plan 7 of 9 from Outer Space''.
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* Happens at the end of Shin's good ending in {{VisualNovel/Morenatsu}}. Shin, who's half French, kisses the player character goodbye as he leaves town, to the shock of everyone else present. It's played with, however, since Shin actually knows exactly what he's doing; he and the player character are in a SecretRelationship, and Shin pretended it was this trope to deliberately screw with their friends' heads as a joke.
* Happens at the end of Shin's good ending in {{VisualNovel/Morenatsu}}. Shin, who's half French, kisses the player character goodbye as he leaves town, to the shock of everyone else present. It's played with, however, since Shin actually knows exactly what he's doing; he and the player character are in a SecretRelationship, and Shin pretended it was this trope to deliberately screw with their friends' heads as a joke.
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* In Achaemenid Iran, kissing on the lips was how people sealed deals, including business and political agreements. The action was said to have been blessed by Mithras, the god of promises and loyalty. The one legal contract most people did find themselves signing was marriage, that's actually where the whole "You may now kiss the bride" comes from.
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* In Achaemenid Iran, UsefulNotes/{{Iran}}, kissing on the lips was how people sealed deals, including business and political agreements. The action was said to have been blessed by Mithras, the god of promises and loyalty. The one legal contract most people did find themselves signing was marriage, that's actually where the whole "You may now kiss the bride" comes from.
