[002]
printz
Current Version
Changed line(s) 1 from:
n
\
to:
\\\"Who was the troper who had a hairy fit about it in the first place, ruining the \\\"perfectly\\\" good page? There probably not gonna be to happy... Just sayin\\\'...\\\"
You see, that troper already explained in his editing that the reason he brought it back to the \\\"you\\\'re not perfect\\\" figure is that it qualifies better as nightmare fuel than Freaky Fred (and I trust that \\\'\\\'\\\'most tropers are past the fraidy child age anyway\\\'\\\'\\\')... I think that in the \\\"Perfect\\\" episode, the ghoulish teacher was scarier, because you could imagine having one like that in real life. Courage\\\'s nightmares are more abstract than that.
You see, that troper already explained in his editing that the reason he brought it back to the \\\"you\\\'re not perfect\\\" figure is that it qualifies better as nightmare fuel than Freaky Fred (and I trust that \\\'\\\'\\\'most tropers are past the fraidy child age anyway\\\'\\\'\\\')... I think that in the \\\"Perfect\\\" episode, the ghoulish teacher was scarier, because you could imagine having one like that in real life. Courage\\\'s nightmares are more abstract than that.
Changed line(s) 1 from:
n
\
to:
\\\"Who was the troper who had a hairy fit about it in the first place, ruining the \\\"perfectly\\\" good page? There probably not gonna be to happy... Just sayin\\\'...\\\"
You see, that troper already explained in his editing that the reason he brought it back to the \\\"you\\\'re not perfect\\\" figure is that it qualifies better as nightmare fuel than Freaky Fred (and I trust that \\\'\\\'\\\'most tropers are past the fraidy child age anyway\\\'\\\'\\\')... I think that in the \\\"Perfect\\\" episode, the ghoulish teacher was scarier, because you could imagine having one like that in real life. Courage\\\'s nightmares are more abstract.
You see, that troper already explained in his editing that the reason he brought it back to the \\\"you\\\'re not perfect\\\" figure is that it qualifies better as nightmare fuel than Freaky Fred (and I trust that \\\'\\\'\\\'most tropers are past the fraidy child age anyway\\\'\\\'\\\')... I think that in the \\\"Perfect\\\" episode, the ghoulish teacher was scarier, because you could imagine having one like that in real life. Courage\\\'s nightmares are more abstract.
