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-->-- '''Male Tauren''', ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft''
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-->-- '''Male Tauren''', ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft''
''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft''[[note]][[StockParodies Also]] [[VideoGame/ThemsFightinHerds Arizona]] and [[WebVideo/EpicRapBattlesOfHistory Wendy]].[[/note]]
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The title is inspired by [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Bart Simpson's]] {{catchphrase}}.
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The title is inspired by [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Bart Simpson's]] {{catchphrase}}.
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From the farms and plains of the rural UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, to the arenas of {{UsefulNotes/Spain}}, to the mazes of ancient Greece, bovines have a lot of tropes to ''yak'' on and on about. You might be calling ''bull'' on that, but it's the truth. If you've got a ''beef'' with that, take it somewhere else or get ready to ''cow''-tow, but everyone else, this is where we ''steak'' our claim. This is where we make our ''moo''-ve. This is where all the tropes about bovines can be found.
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From the farms and plains of the rural UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, to the arenas of {{UsefulNotes/Spain}}, to the mazes of ancient Greece, UsefulNotes/AncientGreece, bovines have a lot of tropes to ''yak'' on and on about. You might be calling ''bull'' on that, but it's the truth. If you've got a ''beef'' with that, take it somewhere else or get ready to ''cow''-tow, but everyone else, this is where we ''steak'' our claim. This is where we make our ''moo''-ve. This is where all the tropes about bovines can be found.
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From the farms and plains of the rural America, UsefulNotes/UnitedStates, to the arenas of Spain, {{UsefulNotes/Spain}}, to the mazes of ancient Greece, bovines have a lot of tropes to ''yak'' on and on about. You might be calling ''bull'' on that, but it's the truth. If you've got a ''beef'' with that, take it somewhere else or get ready to ''cow''-tow, but everyone else, this is where we ''steak'' our claim. This is where we make our ''moo''-ve. This is where all the tropes about bovines can be found.
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* WesternZodiac: The second sign is Taurus (Bull).
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* WesternZodiac: The second sign is Taurus (Bull).(Bull).
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* CowCranium: An animal skull, usually a bovine one, seen in the desert, showcasing that the heat and/or dryness of the desert can be deadly. The rest of the body is optional.
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* TorosYFlamenco: Stereotypical portrayals of Spain and adjacent countries. Expect plenty of bulls, and bullfighters.
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* TorosYFlamenco: Stereotypical portrayals of Spain and adjacent countries. Expect plenty of bulls, and bullfighters.bullfighters.
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For tropes about another farm animal, see AndOnThatIndexHeHadSomePigs. Despite their names, the "cow" MilkingTheGiantCow is a metaphor, and DropTheCow is referring to anything silly happening to fill a lull, which can include dropping cows. Then there is the SacredCow while based on important cattle in certain myths is more associated with something that can't be criticized.
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* ButtBrand: Burning a unique logo onto the hindquarters of cattle, or possibly a not-cattle.
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->''"Here's the beef!"''
-->-- '''Male Tauren''', ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft''
From the farms and plains of rural America, to the arenas of Spain, to the mazes of ancient Greece, bovines have a lot of tropes to ''yak'' on and on about. You might be calling ''bull'' on that, but it's the truth. If you've got a ''beef'' with that, take it somewhere else or get ready to ''cow''-tow, but everyone else, this is where we ''steak'' our claim. This is where we make our ''moo''-ve. This is where all the tropes about bovines can be found.
The title is inspired by [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Bart Simpson's]] {{catchphrase}}.
For tropes about another farm animal, see AndOnThatIndexHeHadSomePigs. Despite their names, the "cow" MilkingTheGiantCow is a metaphor, and DropTheCow is referring to anything silly happening to fill a lull, which can include dropping cows.
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'''Related Index:'''
+ BovineFiction
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* AliensStealCattle: Cows are a frequent victim of alien abduction.
* BeastlyBloodsports: Animals in fights to the death, for human entertainment. While it's not exclusively bullfighting, it's still frequently bullfighting.
* BeefBandage: A frozen steak or slab of beef is used as a makeshift ice pack.
* BicolorCowsSolidColorBulls: Cows are multicolor, bulls are not.
* BrutishBulls: Bulls portrayed as being bad-tempered, aggressive, and ready for a rampage.
* BullSeeingRed: Bulls going [[BerserkButton berserk]] upon seeing the color red.
* ButtBrand: Burning a unique logo onto the hindquarters of cattle, or possibly a not-cattle.
* CattleDrive: Transporting a herd of cattle from the ranch to the market.
* ConstantlyLactatingCow: Cows and other livestock are always ready for milking.
* {{Cowboy}}: The archetypical character of TheWestern. The original definition of which is someone who tends to a ranch's cattle herd.
* CowTipping: Allegedly, knocking over a sleeping cow renders them helpless.
* DesertSkull: An animal skull, usually a bovine one, seen in the desert, showcasing that the heat and/or dryness of the desert can be deadly. The rest of the body is optional.
* DiligentDraftAnimal: Draft animals (including oxen and water buffalo) portrayed as hard-working, determined, and having high endurance.
* EasternZodiac: The ox is the second animal of the zodiac.
* HornAttack: Bovines use their horns as their main way of attacking and defending themselves.
* LactatingMale: A male mammal that can produce milk. Not exclusive to male cows[[labelnote:*]](though a male cow on it's own is [[AnimalGenderBender another trope]] not covered here because it's not as near-exclusive)[[/labelnote]], but they're a common subject.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: Anthropomorphic bovines.
* TheRustler: An evil cowboy who steals cattle and horses.
* SheduAndLammasu: Creatures from Mesopotamian myth who resemble winged bulls with human heads.
* TorosYFlamenco: Stereotypical portrayals of Spain and adjacent countries. Expect plenty of bulls, and bullfighters.
[[caption-width-right:350:What? No cows in the image? What a load of boll-''ox''.]]
->''"Here's the beef!"''
-->-- '''Male Tauren''', ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft''
From the farms and plains of rural America, to the arenas of Spain, to the mazes of ancient Greece, bovines have a lot of tropes to ''yak'' on and on about. You might be calling ''bull'' on that, but it's the truth. If you've got a ''beef'' with that, take it somewhere else or get ready to ''cow''-tow, but everyone else, this is where we ''steak'' our claim. This is where we make our ''moo''-ve. This is where all the tropes about bovines can be found.
The title is inspired by [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons Bart Simpson's]] {{catchphrase}}.
For tropes about another farm animal, see AndOnThatIndexHeHadSomePigs. Despite their names, the "cow" MilkingTheGiantCow is a metaphor, and DropTheCow is referring to anything silly happening to fill a lull, which can include dropping cows.
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'''Related Index:'''
+ BovineFiction
]
* AliensStealCattle: Cows are a frequent victim of alien abduction.
* BeastlyBloodsports: Animals in fights to the death, for human entertainment. While it's not exclusively bullfighting, it's still frequently bullfighting.
* BeefBandage: A frozen steak or slab of beef is used as a makeshift ice pack.
* BicolorCowsSolidColorBulls: Cows are multicolor, bulls are not.
* BrutishBulls: Bulls portrayed as being bad-tempered, aggressive, and ready for a rampage.
* BullSeeingRed: Bulls going [[BerserkButton berserk]] upon seeing the color red.
* ButtBrand: Burning a unique logo onto the hindquarters of cattle, or possibly a not-cattle.
* CattleDrive: Transporting a herd of cattle from the ranch to the market.
* ConstantlyLactatingCow: Cows and other livestock are always ready for milking.
* {{Cowboy}}: The archetypical character of TheWestern. The original definition of which is someone who tends to a ranch's cattle herd.
* CowTipping: Allegedly, knocking over a sleeping cow renders them helpless.
* DesertSkull: An animal skull, usually a bovine one, seen in the desert, showcasing that the heat and/or dryness of the desert can be deadly. The rest of the body is optional.
* DiligentDraftAnimal: Draft animals (including oxen and water buffalo) portrayed as hard-working, determined, and having high endurance.
* EasternZodiac: The ox is the second animal of the zodiac.
* HornAttack: Bovines use their horns as their main way of attacking and defending themselves.
* LactatingMale: A male mammal that can produce milk. Not exclusive to male cows[[labelnote:*]](though a male cow on it's own is [[AnimalGenderBender another trope]] not covered here because it's not as near-exclusive)[[/labelnote]], but they're a common subject.
* OurMinotaursAreDifferent: Anthropomorphic bovines.
* TheRustler: An evil cowboy who steals cattle and horses.
* SheduAndLammasu: Creatures from Mesopotamian myth who resemble winged bulls with human heads.
* TorosYFlamenco: Stereotypical portrayals of Spain and adjacent countries. Expect plenty of bulls, and bullfighters.
