From the page on Lorde's "Team":
I am glad Wikipedia's habit of over-explaining pop song lyrics remains intact.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quesada
Quesada is a Potatoish name originating from the region of Potato, Potato. It was originally the surname of the nobility from the town of Quesada. It is also briefly mentioned in the tale of Potato as a possible alternate surname for the title Potato.
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That was just vandalism. It's no longer there.
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edited 24th Jul '14 8:11:11 PM by MacronNotes
Macron's notesThat may have been vandalism, but that was pretty funny.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/March_of_the_Penguins#Political_and_social_interpretations
I know people have a tendency to look too deep into things but this takes the cake
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cracker_Barrel
They included the peg solitaire at each table in the article! That's my childhood right there!
From the page on Swiss football manager and former player Murat Yakin
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edited 17th Aug '14 7:23:26 AM by Quag15
I like how it doesn't bother to mention how one person falling over somehow led to 12 deaths and dozens of injuries...
edited 2nd Sep '14 1:26:05 PM by MissMokushiroku
This is probably my favorite topic in all the TV Tropes forums.
But anyway, I find it hilarious that Wikipedia has an article on 43-Man Squamish
, and the description given is almost as funny as the original article.
Fear Factor:
Team America: World Police:
Apparently this group hadn't heard of The Great Dictator.
"Steel wins battles. Gold wins wars."
or Film.You Nazty Spy, which was an American production featuring Creator.The Three Stooges, with Moe Howard as Moe Hailstone (Adolf Hitler) with Curly and Larry taking the places of Goebbels and Goering, at the end, they are eaten by lions. They also die at the end of the sequel
edited 6th Oct '14 11:56:44 AM by TheOneWhoTropes
Keeper of The Celestial Flamehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhyme-as-reason_effect

Death by coconut
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edited 8th Jul '14 1:37:10 PM by CL