(she/her)
I thought this had a thread already but apparently it didn't.
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I think it was brought up in the ask for explanations thread.
Pull. It's not even a good Visual Pun because the bear isn't dancing.
Edited by rjd1922 on Jul 18th 2022 at 2:54:44 AM
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Pull.
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A pic is going to need some sort of lampshade to work.
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I can actually sort of get the trope from the image. The bear on the car is a lame attraction, but some people still buy into it for the novelty?
Edited by Adept on Jul 19th 2022 at 1:18:30 AM
i'm at the combination she and it
i was the one who brought it up in the explanations thread. i think it should be pulled, it doesn't make much sense
even if you go with that explanation, it still doesn't make sense because there aren't many people in the crowd, so it's not really a big draw
Pull, because people may confuse the trope with a literal dancing bear. I think the trope name is really bad too, but that's a topic for another thread.
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I think it works with the caption (cuz it makes it clear-ish that Homer boils down ballet to one weird attraction) but it's still only clear-ish. Not against pulling at all.
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The page image for Literature.Gadsby can be fairly easily be tossed onto Dancing Bear (you don't get much more Dancing Bear than advertising your book as not using a letter on its cover), but it would require changing the work's page image.
^ Would fit better on the more specific Constrained Writing.
@NoUsername: Does it have to be a big draw? A lot of the examples in the list aren't really mainstream media...
That said, the Toy Story suggestions work.
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11 could work.
For the record, this trope's name is obnoxiously obtuse. [/off-topic]
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11
11 is good.
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11 works. It's in and tagged, caption?
Old pic:
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Edited by Earnest on Jul 20th 2022 at 10:27:38 AM
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Disregarding the Visual Pun, there's nothing about the page image to suggest it conveys that a gimmick is what brings people's attention to something. The trope itself is named after a proverb; not any sort of real-life event to take inspiration from.
Orcus on His Throne will always be my pet peeve.