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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that these story ideas tend to [[ExplosiveBreeder breed like rabbits]]. Maybe both.

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A term used mostly in FanFic {{Fanfic}} circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that these story ideas tend to [[ExplosiveBreeder breed like rabbits]]. Maybe both.
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Sometimes, a fandom will use the in-universe [[CallARabbitASmeerp word for "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in Series/TinMan.

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Sometimes, a fandom will use the in-universe [[CallARabbitASmeerp word for "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic ''VideoGame/KnightsOfTheOldRepublic'' or "plot Papay" in Series/TinMan.
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->"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them, and pretty soon you have a dozen."
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->"Ideas ->''"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them, and pretty soon you have a dozen."
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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that these story ideas tend to [[ExplosiveBreeder breed like rabbits]]. Maybe both. Sometimes, a fandom will use the in-universe [[CallARabbitASmeerp word for "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in Series/TinMan.

Yeah, that's the ticket, rabbits that gnaw while they breed! It could be a kind of horror thing... or maybe a romance... the tragic story of "Elmerus, the Bunny Who Could Not Gnaw", doomed to a life of loneliness, ridiculed by the lady bunnies...

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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that these story ideas tend to [[ExplosiveBreeder breed like rabbits]]. Maybe both. Sometimes, a fandom will use the in-universe [[CallARabbitASmeerp word for "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in Series/TinMan.

([[SelfDemonstratingArticle Yeah, that's the ticket, ticket]], rabbits that gnaw while they breed! It could be a kind of horror thing... or maybe a romance... the tragic story of "Elmerus, the Bunny Who Could Not Gnaw", doomed to a life of loneliness, ridiculed by the lady bunnies...
bunnies...)


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Sometimes, a fandom will use the in-universe [[CallARabbitASmeerp word for "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in Series/TinMan.
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Inspiration may come from {{Shipping}}, {{Crack Pairing}}s (taking pleasure in just making it plausible), or any ShipTease or HoYay left lying around. Even random phrases can spawn a plotbunny. For instance, Creator/LewisCarroll wrote the nonsense poem ''Literature/TheHuntingOfTheSnark'' backwards from the line "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see.", which popped into his head. He started wondering what a Snark was and why it shouldn't have been a Boojum, and who was seeking it...

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Inspiration may come from {{Shipping}}, {{Crack Pairing}}s (taking pleasure in just making it plausible), or any ShipTease or HoYay left lying around. Even random phrases can spawn a plotbunny. For instance, Creator/LewisCarroll wrote the nonsense poem ''Literature/TheHuntingOfTheSnark'' backwards from the line "For the Snark was ''was'' a Boojum, you see.", which popped into his head. He started wondering what a Snark was and why it shouldn't have been a Boojum, and who was seeking it...
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Inspiration may come from {{Shipping}}, {{Crack Pairing}}s (taking pleasure in just making it plausible), or any ShipTease or HoYay left lying around. Even random phrases can spawn a plotbunny. For instance, LewisCarroll wrote the nonsense poem ''TheHuntingOfTheSnark'' backwards from the line "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see.", which popped into his head. He started wondering what a Snark was and why it shouldn't have been a Boojum, and who was seeking it...

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Inspiration may come from {{Shipping}}, {{Crack Pairing}}s (taking pleasure in just making it plausible), or any ShipTease or HoYay left lying around. Even random phrases can spawn a plotbunny. For instance, LewisCarroll Creator/LewisCarroll wrote the nonsense poem ''TheHuntingOfTheSnark'' ''Literature/TheHuntingOfTheSnark'' backwards from the line "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see.", which popped into his head. He started wondering what a Snark was and why it shouldn't have been a Boojum, and who was seeking it...

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Inspiration may come from {{Shipping}}, {{Crack Pairing}}s (taking pleasure in just making it plausible), or any ShipTease or HoYay left lying around. Even random phrases can spawn a plotbunny. For instance, LewisCarroll wrote the nonsense poem ''The Hunting of the Snark'' backwards from the line "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see.", which popped into his head. He started wondering what a Snark was and why it shouldn't have been a Boojum, and who was seeking it...

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Inspiration may come from {{Shipping}}, {{Crack Pairing}}s (taking pleasure in just making it plausible), or any ShipTease or HoYay left lying around. Even random phrases can spawn a plotbunny. For instance, LewisCarroll wrote the nonsense poem ''The Hunting of the Snark'' ''TheHuntingOfTheSnark'' backwards from the line "For the Snark was a Boojum, you see.", which popped into his head. He started wondering what a Snark was and why it shouldn't have been a Boojum, and who was seeking it...



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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that story ideas breed like rabbits. Maybe both. Sometimes, a fandom will use an in-universe swap for [[CallARabbitASmeerp "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in Series/TinMan.

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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that these story ideas tend to [[ExplosiveBreeder breed like rabbits.rabbits]]. Maybe both. Sometimes, a fandom will use an the in-universe swap for [[CallARabbitASmeerp word for "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in Series/TinMan.
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->- John Steinbeck

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\n->- John Steinbeck\n->-- '''John Steinbeck'''
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Other sources of these in the wider world are absences of BackStory, {{Sequel Hook}}s, {{Plot Hole}}s, OrIsIt and LeftHanging.

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Other sources of these in the wider world are absences of BackStory, {{Sequel Hook}}s, {{Plot Hole}}s, OrIsIt TheEndOrIsIt and LeftHanging.
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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that story ideas breed like rabbits. Maybe both. Sometimes, a fandom will use an in-universe swap for [[CallARabbitASmeerp "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in {{Series/TinMan}}.

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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that story ideas breed like rabbits. Maybe both. Sometimes, a fandom will use an in-universe swap for [[CallARabbitASmeerp "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in {{Series/TinMan}}.Series/TinMan.
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->"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them,
and pretty soon you have a dozen."

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->"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them,
them, and pretty soon you have a dozen."
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"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them,

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"Ideas ->"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them,



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"Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them,
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-- John Steinbeck
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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that story ideas breed like rabbits. Maybe both.

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A term used mostly in FanFic circles for a story idea. The term comes from the notion that the idea will constantly gnaw at your brain until you write it, or from the fact that story ideas breed like rabbits. Maybe both. Sometimes, a fandom will use an in-universe swap for [[CallARabbitASmeerp "bunny,"]] such as "plot gizka" for KnightsOfTheOldRepublic or "plot Papay" in {{Series/TinMan}}.

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