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* ThirdPersonPerson:
** Flip is the most prominent example for this show, more often than not referring to himself as Ol' Flip in conversation.
** Lola will slip into this mode, but usually whenever her mood is incredibily soured by something that has otherwise displeased her, or is not met with her approval.
-->'''"Ahem, sweetie? Lola Loud is nobody's dummy!"'''
** Boris began doing this regularly after his first couple of speaking appearances in which he was capable of correctly using first-person pronouns, though his speech pattern is now similar to that of [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo]].
** Flip is the most prominent example for this show, more often than not referring to himself as Ol' Flip in conversation.
** Lola will slip into this mode, but usually whenever her mood is incredibily soured by something that has otherwise displeased her, or is not met with her approval.
-->'''"Ahem, sweetie? Lola Loud is nobody's dummy!"'''
** Boris began doing this regularly after his first couple of speaking appearances in which he was capable of correctly using first-person pronouns, though his speech pattern is now similar to that of [[Series/SesameStreet Elmo]].
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** In "Sleuth or Consequences" when all of the siblings are guilty for clogging the toilet, Dad declares everyone is grounded until the culprit is found. The guilty party is Lucy, but Lincoln decides to take the blame for it so she doesn't become a laughingstock; this results in the sisters un-grounded while he ''is'' grounded, meaning he has to miss the Ace Savvy convention he was longing for, so Lucy decides to make up for him.
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** In "Sleuth or Consequences" when all of the siblings are guilty for clogging the toilet, Dad declares everyone is grounded until the culprit is found. The guilty party is Lucy, but Lincoln decides to take the blame for it so she doesn't become a laughingstock; this results in the sisters un-grounded let off the hook while he ''is'' remains grounded, meaning he has to miss the Ace Savvy convention he was longing for, so Lucy decides to make up for him.
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* ThreatenAllToFindOne: In "Sleuth or Consequences", [[ToiletHumour the toilet is clogged]], and Lynn Sr. doesn't know who did it, so he [[YouAreGrounded grounds]] all his children until one of them fesses up. Lincoln, who wants to go to a convention, and Lucy, the only sister who doesn't suspect him (due to him having clogged it several times before) [[MysteryEpisode investigate to see who did it.]]
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* WhereTheHellIsSpringfield: Averted. Royal Woods is located in Michigan, it is based on Chris Savino's hometown of Royal Oak. Its exact location was shown in "ARGGH! You for Real?".
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added the characters' names to the "girl guru" entry in the "Wedgie" example
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** In "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru", a girl threatens a boy who gave her a Dutch oven with an "American wedgie".
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** In "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru", a girl Girl Jordan threatens a boy Andrew, who gave her a Dutch oven oven, with an "American wedgie".
