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Edited by GastonRabbit on May 29th 2023 at 9:30:10 AM
https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WMG/Batman
Search the page for "Bruce Wayne is the Batman".
There's this humongous in-universe discussion about the merit of that theory.
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He who fights bronies should see to itthat he himself does not become a brony. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, Pinkie Pie gazes AlsoThe final line of the definition section of Consequence Combo:
Zero-Effort Boss: "Roman Emperor Claudius once fought a whale as a gladiator, with both combatants stuck on land (descriptions of the event indicate the whale was not intentionally put there)."
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This quote in the Real Life section of Jumped at the Call:
Also from the WMG/Batman page:
Because he's the Goddamned Butler to the Goddamned Batman. That's how.
When no one was looking Afred cleaned 50 rooms. That's as many as 5 tens. And that's awesome
edited 13th Feb '13 4:00:29 PM by UmLovely
RISEFrom Pokemon Headscrathers:
- We have. It's right there in the article. As for the show… nobody in the cast likes JJ&M enough to care.
- It's pretty simple. If you don't want to be electrocuted, don't stalk 10 year olds. You honestly think they don't bring it on themselves?
- Side note: Best Space Whale Aesop ever right there.
- Many universities have three semesters of calculus, where Calculus III is Calculus I and II IN 3D SPACE!
- After learning about vectors on a plane comes vectors IN SPACE!
- Similarly, multi-variable calculus is calculus IN 3D SPACE!
edited 13th Feb '13 9:05:36 PM by MissMokushiroku
I love how much more exciting it sounds when you put it that way
From the Freakiness Shame page.
Somehow I ended up on the page for Flesh for Frankenstein, which I've never seen, and noted the last sentence: "Before long, everything goes nuts and most people die." Just think of how many movies/shows/real life historical events/etc that could also apply to.
edited 17th Feb '13 8:35:09 PM by MikeK
The fact that someone got into a super detailed analysis of a song on Slut-Shaming. Wouldn't be too bad or funny. If the song being analyzed weren't Call Me Maybe by Carly Rae Jebson.
Me thinks someone is reading too much into it.
Oh God, the page for My Immortal. It's gotten even funnier since the last time I read it.
- Anti-Climax: Chapter 17-18. 17 sets up some fight between "Dumblydore" and Voldemort, but 18 opens with Ebony waking up. It's explained away in a paragraph, where Dumbledore "chased him off" (and then segues into Ebony and Draco having sex to a Linkin Park song...). Of course, most fights end with someone flying away. Rather like The Iliad, only stupid.
- At first, Watchmen may seem like a case of In Spite of a Nail or Alien Space Bats: the timeline appears to have diverged from ours in 1938 with the emergence of costumed heroes, and more drastically in 1959 with the birth of Dr. Manhattan, who has actual superpowers. However, a close look at the details of the comic hint that the timeline diverged a lot earlier than in 1938. In the world of Watchmen, the famous Heinz slogan is not "57 Varieties", like in our world, but "58 Varieties". Also, apparently The New York Times doesn't exist at all, it's been replaced by the fictional New York Gazette. In our world, both the coining of the "57 Varieties" slogan and the founding of The New York Times took place decades before 1938, so the implication is that there were subtle differences between our timeline and the Watchmen timeline long before the costumed heroes entered the scene. With "58 Varieties", it's theoretically possible that the new slogan simply replaced "57 Varieties" sometime after 1938, but New York Gazette already existed in 1938, as Hollis Mason's autobiography mentions the paper reporting the initial exploits of the first costumed hero, Hooded Justice. There are also other differences between our world and the world of Watchmen — such as the existence of a man with actual psychic powers — that seem to be unrelated to the costumed heroes or Dr. Manhattan, therefore suggesting that world of Watchmen was never ours to begin with.
- It could also be a case of the authors not wanting to violate trademarks, or even simply, mistakes.
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Who ever said tropers overanalyze?
I was checking out the YMMV page for The Final Sacrifice (Zap Rowsdower!) and then came across this towards the very bottom.
The one right above it, in a possibly unintentional way:
Taking Advantage of Generosity: Too easy to abuse.
He who fights bronies should see to itthat he himself does not become a brony. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, Pinkie Pie gazes AlsoI like the witty comment about Sailor Venus's evil twin on The Psycho Rangers page. The one about Ishtar in addition to being a bad movie.

Dunno if this was posted before - sorry if it was...
edited 12th Feb '13 8:31:15 AM by Psychobabble6
And if I claim to be a wise man, well, it surely means that I don't know.