Two ads before youtube videos.
My Anime crush is LegosiAds before youtube videos that are for the same thing you're about to watch a video about.
"Hope for our world, tragedy for another."-PETA
-Indoctrination of children into a religion, or at least wait until they are old enough to think rationally
-Not so much a ban as simply making them ease up on it, censoring childrens cartoons. Kids aren't as sensetive as you think they are
-Related to the above, using trends and memes to try and connect with kids. It does not work.
normies
She/they. Hirrus Clutumnus is my comfort characterThe word suddenly. But only for myself.
"Hope for our world, tragedy for another."You mean like Obsessively Normal? I don't blame you for that one; it's my second least favorite trope.
Update for today: I just remembered this one. I would ban using "human nature" as a catch-all excuse for jerkish behavior. On that note, just once, I'd like to say to someone "Maybe human nature should lose for once."
Edited by Demetrios on Aug 11th 2019 at 8:40:36 AM
Flora is the most beautiful member of the Winx Club. :)People who bitch about cyclists using the sidewalk. I'd make a bill to allow cyclists to use the sidewalk as they please. Pedestrians need to give the right of way.
Anti-Vaxxers.
People who preach in the street without warning.
"Hope for our world, tragedy for another."Homework for anyone under ten.
Ads after a YouTube video. They're so much more startling than ads before a video.
Christmas music before Thanksgiving. The Safeway where I work plays it nonstop for two straight months, and since I started working there, I've been actively dreading the Christmas season.
Ban the indoctrination of children into religious and political ideologies. They should be introduced to it once they are rational independent adults.
Write your story.I want to ban "Karen" being used as a derogatory term.
Why? It's a real-life name, and there's a chance someone actually named Karen may be within earshot.
she/her | TRS needs your help! | Contributor of Trope ReportAgreed. I also find those "Karen" jokes distasteful for the same reason, actually. Many people with that name are probably being bullied because of it when they don't deserve it.
A great Mascot Mook.Loophole, Karen is now replaced with Janet. You can't stop us, suckers.
Kidding.
I don't care about the whole Karen thing. It's kind of amsuing, in my opinion.
Anyway, I would like to ban Catcher in the Rye. Utterly horrendous book.
"Hope for our world, tragedy for another."ban being allowed to act in a live action show, movie etc. if youre under 18. ive read bad stories about child actors and apparently some turn insane and do drugs n stuff. i also feel bad for the kids that have to do interviews in front of adults and are expected to be treated as adults
also gum that you cant eat
Edited by KingOfStickers on Nov 19th 2019 at 11:14:51 AM
Olives. All the olives in the world I'd do everything to ban them. Can't stand the shit that makes me vomit and when your own father once tried to force you to eat the vomit...
If I can't, I'd ban olives from pizzas, sandwiches, and more.
Olive oil however is something I love.
Edited by Dhiruxide on Nov 19th 2019 at 12:15:49 PM
Also, for the same reason mentioned in my last post, I would ban Florida Man jokes. They're just kind of overused and annoying.
A great Mascot Mook.You're no fun.
Anyway, I would ban Pineapple Pizza along with Ketchup on Mac N' Cheese.
"Hope for our world, tragedy for another."My anxiety.
A great Mascot Mook.Yeah, I feel that... *hugs*
"Leftover items still have value!"Remakes in general that just copy and imitate the original because the "creative" teams behind those remakes really just aren't that creative.
I know how you feel. hugs Bluethorn and Zanreo
About the remakes... I feel like Disney, at least, should be banned from remaking movies that aren't old enough. The Jungle Book (2016) was fantastic, and while the original film was also great, it did have many things that deserved to be updated. The 2016 film was clearly made with the intention of making a great Jungle Book movie. Aladdin (2019) and The Lion King (2019), on the other hand, feel so unnecessary. I've only seen reviews of them, but from what I've seen, these movies definitely feel like attempts to cash in on 90's nostalgia and nothing else. The original movies were already fantastic, and these remakes feel like insults to the great artistic efforts that went into the original movies.
This isn't to say that a movie's quality is based on how recent it is, but I think this idea might help them update movies that could actually stand to be updated, instead of picking the best ones from more recent times to cash in on them. :P
Edited by DrNoPuma on Jan 25th 2020 at 12:34:21 PM
I haven't played the particular game that Tango is from, but still... robo kitty. :DI'd ban crunch with extreme prejudice.
That. Industry. Practice. Can.
FUCK RIGHT OFF A CLIFF INTO A BLACK HOLE AND NEVER EVER COME BACK
It's simply not worth slaving away your employees whom you underpay and toss aside like some toilet paper...
Edited by Dhiruxide on Jan 25th 2020 at 5:58:01 PM
I'd ban newspapers putting articles behind a paywall. What if someone is writing a research paper and needs the article for more info?
It was more of a continuity reboot rather than a remake.
It was akin to Batman Begins rather than just being... well... how the 2019 Lion King went about doing things.
Plot and character elements were changed, rather than just being copied.
Other than that, I agree with ya so much.
Sites saying "hey uhm we can see you use adblocker, but we're gonna have to ask you to turn it off to be able to use things on this site..." especially when this message almost covers the full page, or if not turning off your adblocker leads to an empty site/404.