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* Unlike the rest of his male comrades who are enthralled with extravagance of the Midland aristocratic-held ball, [[{{Berserk}} Guts]] doesn't seem very impressed with his surroundings (noblewomen and all) and spends the majority of the time supporting the wall away from the commotion. [[spoiler: In fact, he only went to the ball in order to counterattack in the assassination plot against Griffith.]]
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* Unlike the rest of his male comrades who are enthralled with extravagance of the Midland aristocratic-held ball, [[{{Berserk}} Guts]] doesn't seem very impressed with his surroundings (noblewomen and all) and spends the majority of the time supporting the wall away from the commotion. [[spoiler: In fact, he only went to the ball in order to counterattack in the assassination plot against Griffith.]]
]] Guts also isn't big on reading, so the only chance he'll be picking up one of those sleeping pills is if there is an [[CrowningMomentOfFunny array of pornographic art in it]].
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* Unlike the rest of his male comrades who are enthralled with extravagance of the Midland aristocratic-held ball, [[{{Berserk}} Guts]] doesn't seem very impressed with his surroundings (noblewomen and all) and spends the majority of the time supporting the wall away from the commotion. [[spoiler: In fact, he only went to the ball in order to counterattack in the assassination plot against Griffith.]]
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* Averted with [[MoeAnthropomorphism Austria]] in AxisPowersHetalia. He is loves the fine arts and music, and hates the outdoors.
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* Averted with [[MoeAnthropomorphism Austria]] in AxisPowersHetalia. He is loves the fine arts and music, and hates the outdoors.
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* Averted with [[MoeAnthropomorphism Austria]] in AxisPowersHetalia. He is loves the fine arts and music, and hates the outdoors.
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* This trope is also subverted by Angel's parent show, BuffyTheVampireSlayer. Giles is by far the most cultured of the group (with Willow a close second), also being likely the smartest. However, he's also a major badass and loves classic rock.
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*** Awful, mangled versions of "Mandy".
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* Every Bud Light commercial you've ever seen. Every damn one of them.
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* KatyPerry's "Ur So Gay" mocks her poseur boyfriend for, among other things, listening to Mozart and reading Hemingway.
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* Every beer commercial you've ever seen. Every damn one of them.
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You've SeenItAMillionTimes, primarily in {{Sit Com}}s: Men absolutely [[AtTheOperaTonight loathe opera, classical music and books]]. But they LOOOOOVE sports. If they don't act in this manner, there's either something wrong with them or they're CampGay. Never mind that virtually all {{opera}} and classical music - and most literary books - [[MostWritersAreMale were written by men]], those things aren't manly!
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You've SeenItAMillionTimes, primarily in {{Sit Com}}s: Men absolutely [[AtTheOperaTonight loathe opera, classical music and books]]. But they LOOOOOVE sports. If they don't act in this manner, there's either something wrong with them or they're CampGay. Never mind that virtually all {{opera}} and classical music - and most literary books - [[MostWritersAreMale were written by men]], men]] specifically as manly diversions, those things aren't manly!
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* Touched on in ''BatmanBegins'', where when Bruce asks his father to leave the opera because of his fear of bats, Thomas turns to Martha and says it's ''him'' that wants to leave because "a little opera goes a long way."
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** And again by Spike (and possibly Angel): Spike tells Angel that if he sees LesMiserables, he'll lose his soul because it'll make him perfectly happy.
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* More or less a basic assumption in ''TheHangover'', but the opening shows a jarring dissonance between the immaculately-preened bride preparing in a large and extravagantly decorated mansion, and the groom on the other end of a cellphone, dishevelled and confused somewhere in the desert.
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* More or less a basic assumption in ''TheHangover'', but the opening shows a jarring dissonance between the immaculately-preened bride preparing in a large and extravagantly decorated mansion, and the groom groomsmen on the other end of a cellphone, dishevelled and confused somewhere in the desert.
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You've SeenItAMillionTimes, primarily in {{Sit Com}}s: Men absolutely [[AtTheOperaTonight loathe opera, classical music and books]]. But they LOOOOOVE sports. If they don't act in this manner, there's either something wrong with them.them or they're CampGay. Never mind that virtually all {{opera}} and classical music - and most literary books - [[MostWritersAreMale were written by men]], those things aren't manly!
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[[caption-width-right:330:Any surprise which one is bored?]]
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[[caption-width-right:330:Any surprise which one who in this couple is bored?]]
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Compare MenDontCry, CloserToEarth, MarsAndVenusGenderContrast. Contrast RealMenWearPink.
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Compare MenDontCry, CloserToEarth, MarsAndVenusGenderContrast. Contrast RealMenWearPink. When [[GuysAreSlobs the man is a slob]], this trope is almost always included also, but the opposite isn't always true.
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** And then there were ballets like Coppelia, where all the major male roles were played by women, en transvestie. The wealthy patrons, who were overwhelmingly male (The Jockey Club being especially influential), were interested in seeing attractive women on the stage. Eugénie Fiorce, who was considered especially fetching in men's clothes, became famous for these parts.
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* More or less a basic assumption in ''TheHangover'', but the opening shows a jarring dissonance between the immaculately-preened bride preparing in a large and extravagantly decorated mansion, and the groom on the other end of a cellphone, dishevelled and confused somewhere in the desert.
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*** Although one could argue that Cordelia isn't supposed to seem cultured, and more the shallow valley-girl type. A characterisation she grows out of eventually. As for Gunn, this sort of thing was rather common, almost seeming to be an intentional subversion of this trope.
*** Almost?
*** Almost?
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* FairlyOddParents had an episode where men and women were separated. The men's half of the world turned into a barbaric MadMax style wasteland. The side with the women became an advanced civilization of fine arts similar to Ancient Greece.
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You've SeenItAMillionTimes, primarily in {{Sit Com}}s: Men absolutely [[AtTheOperaTonight loathe opera, classical music and books]]. But they LOOOOOVE sports. If they don't act in this manner, there's something wrong with them. Never mind that virtually all {{opera}} and classical music - and most literary books - were written by men, those things aren't manly!
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You've SeenItAMillionTimes, primarily in {{Sit Com}}s: Men absolutely [[AtTheOperaTonight loathe opera, classical music and books]]. But they LOOOOOVE sports. If they don't act in this manner, there's something wrong with them. Never mind that virtually all {{opera}} and classical music - and most literary books - [[MostWritersAreMale were written by men, men]], those things aren't manly!
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* Subverted in a story in the furry ''Beatrix Farmer'' series. When Beatrix, a cute bunny femme, is moving into her cat friend's apartment, she is surprised when her coquettish friend enlists the aid of several handsome males to help them. Although Beatrix doesn't care for the idea of being suddenly surrounded by strange men apparently being old fashioned chivalrous, things improve when she breaks out her massive book collection and finds to her delight that all the men are even more intrigued with her sophisticated taste in literature and they spend just as much time browsing through her books as they put them away.
* Subverted in a story in the furry ''Beatrix Farmer'' series. When Beatrix, a cute bunny femme, is moving into her cat friend's apartment, she is surprised when her coquettish friend enlists the aid of several handsome males to help them. Although Beatrix doesn't care for the idea of being suddenly surrounded by strange men apparently being old fashioned chivalrous, things improve when she breaks out her massive book collection and finds to her delight that all the men are even more intrigued with her sophisticated taste in literature and they spend just as much time browsing through her books as they put them away.
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* Inverted in NorseMythology by Odin, who is, aside being a god of war, prophecy and death, the god of poetry.
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* Inverted in NorseMythology by Odin, who is, aside being a god of war, prophecy and death, the god of poetry.
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* ''MarriedWithChildren''.''MarriedWithChildren'', though most of the women aren't any better.
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* Often highlighted with Diane and Sam in ''{{Cheers}}'', but in particular, the episode where Sam convinces the bar regulars to go with Diane to the opera. In a genre-savvy moment, Woody is assigned to be the "keep everyone awake" guy, having drunk lots of coffee and wearing his extra-tight shoes. Cut to the viewing box at the opera, and everyone is sound asleep and snoring, including Woody ''and'' Diane.
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You've SeenItAMillionTimes, primarily in {{Sit Com}}s: Men absolutely [[AtTheOperaTonight loathe opera, classical music and books]]. But they LOOOOOVE sports. If they don't act in this manner, there's something wrong with them. Never mind that virtually all {{opera}} and classical music -- - and most literary books -- - were written by men, those things aren't manly!
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** [[http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=24542 It goes beyond music]]: he was also disappointed with ThereWillBeBlood: "There was ''hardly any'' fuckin' blood! It's a fucking great title- you couldn't have a better title for a film, except maybe ''There Will Be Tits''."
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** [[http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=24542 It goes beyond music]]: he was also disappointed with ThereWillBeBlood: ''ThereWillBeBlood'': "There was ''hardly any'' fuckin' blood! It's a fucking great title- title - you couldn't have a better title for a film, except maybe ''There Will Be Tits''."
* In ''Repli-Kate'', a journalist who comes to interview two scientists is [[AppliedPhlebotinum accidently cloned]]. The clone is a blank slate, and the lead's wacky friend decides to educate her to prefer football and beer and other blokey things. He ends up as the [[HenpeckedHusband henpecked boyfriend]] to a boorish {{ladette}} who doesn't care about his feelings. (The lead and the real Kate are much happier together.)
* In ''Repli-Kate'', a journalist who comes to interview two scientists is [[AppliedPhlebotinum accidently cloned]]. The clone is a blank slate, and the lead's wacky friend decides to educate her to prefer football and beer and other blokey things. He ends up as the [[HenpeckedHusband henpecked boyfriend]] to a boorish {{ladette}} who doesn't care about his feelings. (The lead and the real Kate are much happier together.)