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* '''Reconstructed''': They wind up pulling the routine over whether or not they properly signed the statement of intentions.]

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* '''Reconstructed''': They wind up pulling the routine over whether or not they properly signed the statement of intentions.]

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* '''Reconstructed''': They wind up pulling the routine over whether or not they properly signed the statement of intentions.

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* '''Reconstructed''': They wind up pulling the routine over whether or not they properly signed the statement of intentions.]
* '''Played For Laughs''':
-> '''Alice''': "[[ShoutOut I say 'Is so', while you say FIRE!]]"



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** Verbal: AliceAndBob are in an argument that has effectively turned into a match of screaming "Is so!" and "Is not!" at each other. While the argument is at its most heated, Bob unexpectedly switches sides, leading Alice to take up his position out of mindless contrariness, allowing Bob to win the argument.
** Physical: Bob [[GrenadeHotPotato throws a grenade at Alice, who tosses it back to him]]. They keep tossing the grenade back and forth at each other until Bob snatches the grenade from Alice, who does likewise. After fighting over the possession of the grenade, Alice claims the grenade for herself and is blown up.

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** Verbal: '''Verbal:''' AliceAndBob are in an argument that has effectively turned into a match of screaming "Is so!" and "Is not!" at each other. While the argument is at its most heated, Bob unexpectedly switches sides, leading Alice to take up his position out of mindless contrariness, allowing Bob to win the argument.
** Physical: '''Physical:''' Bob [[GrenadeHotPotato throws a grenade at Alice, who tosses it back to him]]. They keep tossing the grenade back and forth at each other until Bob snatches the grenade from Alice, who does likewise. After fighting over the possession of the grenade, Alice claims the grenade for herself and is blown up.

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* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob are in an argument that has effectively turned into a match of screaming "Is so!" and "Is not!" at each other. While the argument is at its most heated, Bob unexpectedly switches sides, leading Alice to take up his position out of mindless contrariness, allowing Bob to win the argument.

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* '''Straight''': '''Straight''':
** Verbal:
AliceAndBob are in an argument that has effectively turned into a match of screaming "Is so!" and "Is not!" at each other. While the argument is at its most heated, Bob unexpectedly switches sides, leading Alice to take up his position out of mindless contrariness, allowing Bob to win the argument.argument.
** Physical: Bob [[GrenadeHotPotato throws a grenade at Alice, who tosses it back to him]]. They keep tossing the grenade back and forth at each other until Bob snatches the grenade from Alice, who does likewise. After fighting over the possession of the grenade, Alice claims the grenade for herself and is blown up.

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* '''Played For Drama''': The argument is over which of them will [[HeroicSacrifice die saving the other from]] [[BigBad Emperor Evulz]].

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* '''Played For Drama''': Drama''':
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The argument is over which of them will [[HeroicSacrifice die saving the other from]] [[BigBad Emperor Evulz]].Evulz]].
** Alice and Bob get into these kinds of arguments all the time, but the one time Alice ''doesn't'' go along with it and actually sticks to her position, [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness Bob realizes that this time she means it.]]
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** Alice doesn't take the bait when Bob switches sides, sticking to her position. Bob, annoyed, calls out "You were supposed to say 'is not!'"
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** As soon as Bob switches sides, Alice says [[ReversePsychologyBackfire "We have come to a agreement!"]]

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** As soon as Bob switches sides, Alice says [[ReversePsychologyBackfire "We have come to a an agreement!"]]
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** As soon as Bob switches sides, Alice says "We have come to a agreement!"

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** As soon as Bob switches sides, Alice says [[ReversePsychologyBackfire "We have come to a agreement!"agreement!"]]

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* '''Exploited''': ???
* '''Defied''': Each person delivers his statement once and only once, and if Bob tries to prolong the argument, Alice keeps her mouth shut.

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* '''Exploited''': ???
Bob is the one who does the switcheroo first, putting Alice off-balance.
* '''Defied''': '''Defied''':
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Each person delivers his statement once and only once, and if Bob tries to prolong the argument, Alice keeps her mouth shut.shut.
** "[[AppealtoForce I've got enough bullets for you]] ''and'' the rabbit, so when I say it's rabbit season, it's ''rabbit'' season, [[GratuitousSpanish comprende]]?"

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* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob are in an argument. Bob switches sides and wins.

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* '''Straight''': AliceAndBob are in an argument. argument that has effectively turned into a match of screaming "Is so!" and "Is not!" at each other. While the argument is at its most heated, Bob unexpectedly switches sides and wins.sides, leading Alice to take up his position out of mindless contrariness, allowing Bob to win the argument.



* '''Justified''': Alice is an idiot.

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* '''Justified''': '''Justified''':
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Alice is an idiot.idiot.
** Alice so blind with anger and a wish to outshout Bob at any cost, that she has momentarily forgotten what the argument was about in the first place.

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* '''Subverted''': The non-switcher plays along but switches it at the last moment. "You really didn't think that was going to work, did you?"

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* '''Subverted''': '''Subverted''':
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The non-switcher plays along but switches it at the last moment. "You really didn't think that was going to work, did you?"



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** As soon as Bob switches sides, Alice says "We have come to a agreement!"

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* '''Enforced''': "We need to make this argument funnier. Let's have Alice switch sides and win; it would be the perfect chance show how crafty Alice can be, and [[DumbIsGood how gullible Bob is]]!"

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* '''Enforced''': "We need to make this argument funnier. Let's have Alice switch sides and win; it would be the perfect chance to show how crafty Alice can be, and [[DumbIsGood how gullible Bob is]]!"



* '''Played For Drama''': The argument is over which of them will [[HeroicSacrifice die saving the other from]] [[BigBad Emperor Evulz]].



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'''Basic Trope''': Two characters are in an argument that [[ArgumentOfContradictions effectively deteriorates to "Yes!" and "No!".]] Someone switches sides, and the switcher invariably wins.
* '''Straight''': The character who switches sides wins, generally making the other one look stupid.

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'''Basic Trope''': Two characters are in an argument that [[ArgumentOfContradictions effectively deteriorates to "Yes!" and "No!".]] Someone switches sides, and the switcher invariably wins.
wins, generally making the loser look stupid.
* '''Straight''': The character who AliceAndBob are in an argument. Bob switches sides wins, generally making the other one look stupid.and wins.



* '''Downplayed''': Bob tricks Alice into compromising between the two sides of their argument (e.g. "it's both rabbit and duck season" or "it's neither rabbit season nor duck season").
* '''Justified''': The character who doesn't switch sides is an idiot.
* '''Inverted''': The person who switches sides loses.

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* '''Downplayed''': Bob tricks Alice into compromising between the two sides of their argument (e.g. "it's [[BreadEggsBreadedEggs both rabbit and duck season" season]]" or "it's neither rabbit season nor duck season").
* '''Justified''': The character who doesn't switch sides Alice is an idiot.
* '''Inverted''': The person who switches sides loses.loses, [[MindScrew possibly on purpose]].



* '''Averted''': The argument is more complicated/nobody switches sides.
* '''Enforced''': "Let's show how crafty Alice can be, and how gullible Bob is!"
* '''Lampshaded''': After Alice switches her argument, Bob remarks "Why does that always work?"

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* '''Averted''': The argument is more complicated/nobody '''Averted''':
** Nobody
switches sides.
** There is no conflict.
* '''Enforced''': "Let's "We need to make this argument funnier. Let's have Alice switch sides and win; it would be the perfect chance show how crafty Alice can be, and [[DumbIsGood how gullible Bob is!"
is]]!"
* '''Lampshaded''': After Alice switches her argument, Bob remarks '''Lampshaded''':
** "Ha! Fooled you! I switched sides so I'd win!"
"Why does that always work?"work?"
** "This is a pointless argument. Like in politics, all you have to do to win is switch sides."



* '''Defied''': Each person delivers his statement once and only once, and if Bob tries to prolong the argument Alice keeps her mouth shut.
* '''Discussed''': "I should have switched sides to trick Alice. You know, like what's-his-name did." "I don't think it would have worked, because Alice has a brain."
* '''Conversed''':
** "This is a pretty pointless argument. Whenever someone swaps sides, they win. Kinda like politics."
** "It seems like when people switch sides of the argument, they always win! Why does it almost ''never'' work like that?"

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* '''Defied''': Each person delivers his statement once and only once, and if Bob tries to prolong the argument argument, Alice keeps her mouth shut.
* '''Discussed''': "I should have switched sides to trick Alice. You know, like what's-his-name did." "I don't think it would have worked, because unlike you, Alice has a brain."
* '''Conversed''':
** "This is a pretty pointless argument. Whenever someone swaps sides, they win. Kinda like politics."
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'''Conversed''': "It seems like when people characters switch sides of the argument, they the switcher always win! wins! Why does it almost ''never'' work like that?"that in RealLife?"

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* '''Downplayed''': ???

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* '''Downplayed''': ???Bob tricks Alice into compromising between the two sides of their argument (e.g. "it's both rabbit and duck season" or "it's neither rabbit season nor duck season").



* '''Parodied''': Alice and Bob argue about having children or not. Bob doesn't want, but Alice switches side and he too. So ''Bob'' [[MisterSeahorse gets pregnant]], to Alice's greatest confusion.

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* '''Parodied''': Alice and Bob argue about having children or not. Bob doesn't want, want children, but Alice switches side sides and he too.fools him. So ''Bob'' [[MisterSeahorse gets pregnant]], to Alice's greatest confusion.



* '''Discussed''': "It seems like when people switch sides of the argument, they always win! Why does it almost ''never'' work like that?"
* '''Conversed''': "This is a pretty pointless argument. Whenever someone swaps sides, they win. Kinda like politics."

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* '''Discussed''': "It seems like when people switch "I should have switched sides of the argument, they always win! Why does it almost ''never'' work to trick Alice. You know, like that?"
what's-his-name did." "I don't think it would have worked, because Alice has a brain."
* '''Conversed''': '''Conversed''':
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"This is a pretty pointless argument. Whenever someone swaps sides, they win. Kinda like politics."
** "It seems like when people switch sides of the argument, they always win! Why does it almost ''never'' work like that?"
* '''Implied''': Bob tells Charlie, "I don't know how Alice fooled me. At first, I thought I was on one side of the argument, but I was really on the other.
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'''Basic Trope''': Two characters are in an argument that effectively deteriorates to "Yes!" and "No!". Someone switches sides, and the switcher invariably wins.

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'''Basic Trope''': Two characters are in an argument that [[ArgumentOfContradictions effectively deteriorates to "Yes!" and "No!". "No!".]] Someone switches sides, and the switcher invariably wins.
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* '''Downplayed''':

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* '''Downplayed''': ???
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* '''Downplayed''': ???

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* '''Downplayed''': ???



* '''Deconstructed''': The trope is so widely abused, that switching sides is forbidden. People must sign a statement of intentions before any discussion.
* '''Reconstructed''': They wind up pulling the routine over whether or not they properly signed the statement of intentions.



* '''Exploited''': ???



* '''Deconstructed''': The trope is so widely abused, that switching sides is forbidden. People must sign a statement of intentions before any discussion.
* '''Reconstructed''': They wind up pulling the routine over whether or not they properly signed the statement of intentions.



-->Back to Duck Season Rabbit Season
-->''No, back to Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->No, back to Duck Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->Duck Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->Duck Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->Rabbit Season Duck Season!
-->''Duck Season Rabbit Season!''
-->Rabbit Season Duck Season!
-->''I say it's Duck Season Rabbit Season, and I say '''[[DuckSeasonRabbitSeason CLICK!]]'''''

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-->Back ->Back to Duck Season Rabbit Season
-->''No,
Season\\
''No,
back to Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->No,
Season!''\\
No,
back to Duck Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit
Season!\\
''Rabbit
Season Duck Season!''
-->Duck
Season!''\\
Duck
Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit
Season!\\
''Rabbit
Season Duck Season!''
-->Duck
Season!''\\
Duck
Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit
Season!\\
''Rabbit
Season Duck Season!''
-->Rabbit
Season!''\\
Rabbit
Season Duck Season!
-->''Duck
Season!\\
''Duck
Season Rabbit Season!''
-->Rabbit
Season!''\\
Rabbit
Season Duck Season!
-->''I
Season!\\
''I
say it's Duck Season Rabbit Season, and I say '''[[DuckSeasonRabbitSeason CLICK!]]'''''
CLICK!]]'''''



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Back to DuckSeasonRabbitSeason

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Back -->Back to DuckSeasonRabbitSeasonDuck Season Rabbit Season
-->''No, back to Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->No, back to Duck Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->Duck Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->Duck Season Rabbit Season!
-->''Rabbit Season Duck Season!''
-->Rabbit Season Duck Season!
-->''Duck Season Rabbit Season!''
-->Rabbit Season Duck Season!
-->''I say it's Duck Season Rabbit Season, and I say '''[[DuckSeasonRabbitSeason CLICK!]]'''''

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