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U.T. Raptor posted:It's basically a big game of one-upsmanship, as far as I can tell. "You were scared by the drowning music in Sonic when you were younger? Please. I was terrified by the Boos in Super Mario Bros." "Motherfucker I literally poo poo my pants when I first played Megaman and saw hard hats with feet. That is some Nightmare on Elm Street stuff, I tell you."
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Wait, so Linkara is just randomly grouped with the ponies in that Magic The Gathering thing? Where the gently caress did that come from?
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WickedHate posted:Wait, so Linkara is just randomly grouped with the ponies in that Magic The Gathering thing? Where the gently caress did that come from? Everything Tropers like is put into a list of Good Things. It's why they can't distinguish between thinking that Doctor Who is a fun show to kill an hour with and reading Naked Lunch.
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WickedHate posted:Wait, so Linkara is just randomly grouped with the ponies in that Magic The Gathering thing? Where the gently caress did that come from? There were several things other than ponies listed too (though ponies were still a good 10-20% of the entries), but I wasn't going to include the entire article because it was thousands and thousands of words. I included Linkara because I laughed at the line about how a goony internet reviewer ~almost turned evil~
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Razorwired posted:Everything Tropers like is put into a list of Good Things. It's why they can't distinguish between thinking that Doctor Who is a fun show to kill an hour with and reading Naked Lunch. I can think of two ways that name is misleading.
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Arcsquad12 posted:The Elf in The Two Towers who gets thrown off the Deeping Wall gives the Wilhelm scream at the most inappropriate time. It's meant to be horrifying, but instead it sounds hilarious. To be honest I think it was almost intended to be hilarious. At this point the Wilhelm scream has become a bit of an in-joke amongst some film makers that will just add it for fun sake more than say running out of audio clips of people screaming as they fall.
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Razorwired posted:Everything Tropers like is put into a list of Good Things. It's why they can't distinguish between thinking that Doctor Who is a fun show to kill an hour with and reading Naked Lunch. But why would Troopers add Naked Lunch to a list of Good Things? It's literature, so most wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. It wouldn't make it on the list, and it's why entries for noted pieces of literature are snotty (where its required reading in school) or non-existent. e: oh wait, they consider it sci-fi, so of course it's a Good Thing. quote:My God, how do you summarize the 1959 novel Naked Lunch, the seminal work of beat generation author William S. Burroughs, in mere words? The third paragraph sounds like it was copy pasted from somewhere, though, so I don't think there was too much effort put in here. To contrast: quote:Breakfast at Tiffany's is a 1958 novella by Truman Capote. Short. Borderline dismissive. e2: haha, looking through the Hooker with a Heart of Gold page: quote:Grushenka from The Brothers Karamazov is depicted as this for most of the book. It doesn't help that her beauty is such that a man can't really take his eyes off her. But later on, we learn that she's a nice person at heart, not the manipulative slut we'd imagined. Some people would be disappointed by that. Venusian Weasel fucked around with this message at 01:50 on Feb 15, 2014 |
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Venusian Weasel posted:But why would Troopers add Naked Lunch to a list of Good Things? It's literature, so most wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole. It wouldn't make it on the list, and it's why entries for noted pieces of literature are snotty (where its required reading in school) or non-existent. Tropers are not citizens of Bizarro World who instantly hate everything you like. They're just dumb teenage nerds and people mentally stuck as dumb teenagers. Now who wants to see tropers getting angry about Spongebob episodes. http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/DethroningMoment/SpongebobSquarepants said page posted:Tropers/Aldo930: "Nature Pants" is not a bad episode, but the characters are very OOC. When did SpongeBob want to leave his job to go live among the jellyfish? When did Patrick take the loss of his best friend so badly he decided to make him a trophy? Again, not bad, but the episode suffers because of it. I am very concerned about the logic of this show about a cartoon sponge.
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All of those are people upset that they made a joke.quote:ZehMonsieur: It's not a bad episode altogether, but "Krabby Land" has a particular moment that I cannot stomach at all. In the episode, Krabs opens up an "amusement park" next to the Krusty Krab made out of junk in the hope that children will play there and purchase his food during summer vacation. To make sure they don't leave early, he has SpongeBob entertain the kids to stall for time until Krabby the Clown arrives, when he's really just counting the children's money. Spongy puts himself through physical hell keeping the kids occupied, going from pouring bubble mixture into his eyes, to being run over by a truck, to being ripped in half. The real low for the episode comes in when SpongeBob, already given much of himself, rushes into Krabs' office, clearly bruised and missing his limbs, simply telling Krabs he doesn't know if he can stall them for much longer. Krabs' reponse to his hardest-working employee amounts to little more than "piss off and stop thinking of yourself;" and when Krabs finds out the kids are playing with SpongeBob's arms and legs, he's concerned not for the yellow guy's safety, but he's concerned that the children will break his windows. In the past, Krabs has been shown to be caring of SpongeBob's well-being (giving him time off to get his mind back in order in "Pickles;" sending him back home when he's clearly ill in "Suds;" etc.), so seeing him act so callously and disregard SpongeBob's physical health in favor of money would not seem out of place in a post-movie episode. Even if he does get what's coming by the end of the episode, it's still quite jarring to see the normally affable and friendly Krabs behave like the money-grubber he'd be Flanderized into. The joke is that Mister Krabs is a greedy boss. I'll admit that I felt it was unfair to Tom when Jerry beats up on him all the time as a kid but now I get that, like, the whole show is physical gags. If the situations didn't happen there wouldn't be any humor. The ideal show for tropers is characters acting entirely consistent and doing always exactly what you'd expect them to do. (Because that makes classification easier.) I looked around for more jokes that tropers didn't find funny. quote:fluffything: Fairly Oddparents is one of those shows that has moments that are terrible, but usually they're not downright offensive. I say usually because this is one of those downright offensive moments. Namely the (in)famous episode known as Twistory. Why is it a DMOS and why is it offensive? Because it manages to insult two (Count em! Two!) countries at the same time. The episode basically boils down to Timmy wishing he could interview some of the Founding Fathers (In this case George Washington, Ben Franklin, and Thomas Jefferson) for his report on the American Revolution. It starts out funny enough (Though, Washington's obsession with chopping wood was nothing short of obnoxious), but it gets ugly when Timmy's wish changes history. And, here, folks, here is where we enter the DMOS zone. The alternate history Timmy accidentally creates is pretty much a world where the USA remains a British colony complete with stereotypical Cockney accents, bad hygiene, and no advancements in technology since the 1700s. Wow, just...wow. I didn't even make this episode and I still want to go up to every British person in the world and go "I'm so sorry this episode exists". It's no wonder Nickelodeon rarely (if ever) airs it during reruns of the show. quote:Kishou: Nega-Timmy has two for me. The Turners find out that they're the bad parents the Bad Parent Hunter is after (especially after they just gave Timmy a beaker of acid to play with and shoo him off just to watch the show), but instead of genuinely reforming as good parents, they become even more obnoxious. That's the first DMOS for me. This prompts Timmy to wish to do the opposite of what they want him to do. When they say "be good", he becomes evil, and is out to destroy Dimmsdale, or at least the powder factory and their way of life (which came out of nowhere). The second comes as Timmy's dad, excited at his laser, telling him to be "as evil as possible". It turns Timmy to normal. My problem? Since the wish makes him do the opposite, it means he has to be as good as possible. And his jerky, selfish, Aesop-forgetting, dimwitted self is the greatest amount of good he'll ever be. I understand it was a convenient way to fix the problem, but it just rubs me off the wrong way. Though I'm pretty sure the former is included in the latter. e: crossposting with gamers.txt because tropers were VERY OFFENDED by the dumb singleplayer mode in Brawl quote:lazyfox: Now, I loved Super Smash Bros. Brawl. I thought Subspace Emissary was good considering that no characters talked throughout the entire thing (except Snake's one introduction line). However, there's one thing that really, really irritated me: Sonic getting the shaft when it came to story in Subspace Emissary. Now, whether you love or hate him (or are just sick of him), there's no denying that he's the most widely anticipated character to appear in SSB. And all you give him is a single Big drat Heroes moment with absolutely no explanation? What the hell, Sakurai? Where did he come from? What was he doing? How did he get there? Why was he there? One of the things I looked forward to the most was seeing him interact with the Nintendo characters. 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The stadium is attacked by primids, but they are easily defeated by Mario, Kirby, Peach and Zelda. But then Petey Pirahna shows up, and somehow manages to One-Hit KO Mario, a character who has defeated him with ease numerous times in his own series. Petey then preceeds to capture Zelda and Peach without a fight, even though both of them are capable fighters in their own right. Yeah, a minor boss is able to defeat three of Nintendo's biggest name characters, for seemingly no reason other than to force you to do the subsequent boss fight using Kirby. Not only is that a bad idea from a gameplay perspective (what if the player just isn't any good with Kirby?) it makes Kirby seem like an unbeatable Mary Sue who trounces threats the other characters can't handle with ease. Even if they wanted the Princesses captured as a nod to their Distressed Damsel roles in their main series, there was no reason to get rid of Mario. 
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Djeser posted:
The gently caress? In his actual games Dedede stole food. Like, all of it. Because he's a greedy rear end in a top hat. Stealing a car is nothing compared to that. And besides, he did it because he wanted to put his sticker things on all those statues and give them a 1up. And Wario was a villain anyway so who cares if he doesn't get his car back. He is literally Bad Mario.
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I really want to go play some Smash Bros now. But I'm not going to complain about the storyline because it's a kids' fighting game and the storyline has no real impact on the gameplay.
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I find it strange that he's up in arms about Dedede stealing Wario's car, but seems to give no fucks about Dedede turning Luigi into an inanimate object.
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PUGGERNAUT posted:I really want to go play some Smash Bros now. But I'm not going to complain about the storyline because it's a kids' fighting game and the storyline has no real impact on the gameplay. The storyline is literally "remember when you were 6 and you would have your Ninja Turtles and Transformers go tag team against Shredder and your sister's Summer Fun Ken?"
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Razorwired posted:The storyline is literally "remember when you were 6 and you would have your Ninja Turtles and Transformers go tag team against Shredder and your sister's Summer Fun Ken?" Replace Summer Fun Ken with G.I. Joe in there and the answer will be "Yes." And you figure Tropers would eat something like that up (the whole "Let's gather cartoon characters/video game characters together and have them interact") since fanfiction does that a lot (when it's not romantically shipping them), as seen with this trope page for the Disney Saturday morning show, "House of Mouse" (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse?from=Main.HouseOfMouse).
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Penny Paper posted:And you figure Tropers would eat something like that up (the whole "Let's gather cartoon characters/video game characters together and have them interact") since fanfiction does that a lot (when it's not romantically shipping them), as seen with this trope page for the Disney Saturday morning show, "House of Mouse" (http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/HouseOfMouse?from=Main.HouseOfMouse). I guess the biggest non-fanfic example (which would be a big thing in nerdy circles, at least) is Kingdom Hearts. I've not played a KH game since the PSP one from 2010 or so. Now, don't get me wrong, I liked Kingdom Hearts a lot back when I was in school, but it's basically an interactive shonen anime which crosses FF + Disney, and it's probably just a matter of time before it includes Star Wars characters as well, right? Anyway, that's reminded me of something I read about on TV Tropes way back when I first discovered the website. It's not Dozerfleet, I'll grant you, not even close. This is a fanfic metaseries called Undocumented Features, which crosses over everything, encompasses five sets of stories and has been continuously written for more than twenty years. Wheat Loaf fucked around with this message at 22:36 on Feb 15, 2014 |
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Metal Loaf posted:Anyway, that's reminded me of something I read about on TV Tropes way back when I first discovered the website. It's not Dozerfleet, I'll grant you, not even close. This is a fanfic metaseries called Undocumented Features, which crosses over everything, encompasses five sets of stories and has been continuously written for more than twenty years. Huh. 
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Man, I loved Kirby as a kid. Let's see if tvtropes can gently caress it up! Fanfic Recs: Kirby posted:Shipping Fics  Maybe I dodged the bullet on this one. YMMV: Kirby posted:Rule 34: Sadly not even Kirby is immune to it.  No links glory hallelujah but the fact that apropos of nothing they felt the need to point this out is depressing. Also, how is this "your mileage may vary"?
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It's probably listed under YMMV because there was some big drama about tropes like Ruined Forever or They Changed It, Now It Sucks being listed on trope pages themselves, so a separate namespace was made just for those tropes that not everyone might agree with. A lot of tropes that were vaguely subjective got put there too so that no one would get upset.
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Djeser posted:It's probably listed under YMMV because there was some big drama about tropes like Ruined Forever or They Changed It, Now It Sucks being listed on trope pages themselves, so a separate namespace was made just for those tropes that not everyone might agree with. A lot of tropes that were vaguely subjective got put there too so that no one would get upset. That makes sense but in this instance, they're saying Rule 34 applies to Kirby, which is - ugh - apparently a fact, not an opinion. I also just checked Fandom Berserk Button which is mostly a boring collection of spergs talking about how saying something incredibly specific amongst other spergs will cause them to "ANNIHILATE" you and various other BRUTAL acts of retaliation. This one is my favorite: quote:Just try calling a Brony a Furry instead, or claim they're into bestiality, or bring up the infamous Lyra Plushie, or just show them this old gem. You'll hear insults you never thought existed, and be lucky to escape with your life.
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quote:Just try calling a Brony a Furry instead, or claim they're into bestiality, or bring up the infamous Lyra Plushie, or just show them this old gem. You'll hear insults you never thought existed, and be lucky to escape with your life. What are they going to do, sit on me? Rub their neckbeards in my face?
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Jerry Manderbilt posted:What are they going to do, sit on me? Rub their neckbeards in my face? Have you seen Eyes Wide Shut?
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Jerry Manderbilt posted:What are they going to do, sit on me? Rub their neckbeards in my face? A scratch from one of those fingernails is likely to get infected.
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Jerry Manderbilt posted:What are they going to do, sit on me? Rub their neckbeards in my face? This guy will come round to your house and wreck up the place.
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Jerry Manderbilt posted:What are they going to do, sit on me? Rub their neckbeards in my face? I would be worried about the sitting one, since the human body can only take, like 300 pounds of pressure on the chest (I'm estimating). Any more and you can die of suffocation.
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Metal Loaf posted:Anyway, that's reminded me of something I read about on TV Tropes way back when I first discovered the website. It's not Dozerfleet, I'll grant you, not even close. This is a fanfic metaseries called Undocumented Features, which crosses over everything, encompasses five sets of stories and has been continuously written for more than twenty years.
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Ninjasaurus posted:That makes sense but in this instance, they're saying Rule 34 applies to Kirby, which is - ugh - apparently a fact, not an opinion. quote:Say anything positive about Tharja from Fire Emblem Awakening. At all. Be ready for angry detractors to accuse you of supporting child abuse. Yeah, Fire Emblem fanbase.txt I would run through the Fire Emblem Awakening YMMV page but it's pretty goddamn stupid. EDIT: Apparently the YMMV for Kirby rule 34 is that some poeple whack to it so they can't just say that it sucks that a cute little puffball has porn of it. Testekill fucked around with this message at 02:52 on Feb 16, 2014 |
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This is a problem I can solve! 
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Testekill posted:
Yeah... It's too bad. But all good things must come to an end someday.Speaking of coming, if you make it through that first link: HARD MODE [/derail]
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Furry Fandom is like shooting fish in a barrel but I felt a little queasy after reading through Bestiality Is Depraved and Interspecies Romance so if some brave soul wants to tackle those, best of luck. The funniest thing about the page is that 90% of it talks about sex despite repeatedly claiming "the freaks who  are in the minority wahh we're being Internet Backlash posted:Openly identifying as a furry is loaded. Although acceptance seems to be (very slowly) spreading, and even Something Awful tolerates open furries if they're civil, i.e. not an Attention Whore or complete nutcase, those are banned once they stop being entertaining. However, a good deal of the more civil sites seem to accept or ignore furries these days. It seems it's fairly safe to be a furry nowadays so long as you don't walk into the lion's den. If only SA was more civil.  Values Dissonance posted:The perception of the Furry Fandom worldwide is different between countries: While in the English-speaking world and some few others the perception is more negative, in other countries, especially Japan, Korea, and Latin America, at worst you can be considered a furry and being treated as childish or an idiot, but rarely as a nature deviant. The fact the mythologies of those countries has LOTS of animal motiffs does help. ahahaha  is once again one of their imagined safe havens because the West just doesn't get low ages of consent, furries, etc.The Discussion tab is as entertaining as you'd expect, and very easy to sum up with a single emoticon: quote:A vote for the article being okay enough as it is. At most it could use a tad more tweaking so that it doesn't sound overly apologetic. TV Tropes has a fine style of dry wit that doesn't cross over into the typical mouthbreathing "trolls trying to one-up each other" that the Internet runs on. The article already has /plenty/ of examples of furry associations that would unsettle or squick "the normals" so it's not a whitewashing piece.  quote:How do I make a Fursona? Do I just pick my favorite animal or just take a personality quiz? I like odd animals like Armadillos and Alligators so I'm not sure how to make one? also I messed up the one above so maybe delete that one? quote:I'm curious, does this look like a forum to you?  quote:Am I the only that thinks the examples are starting to get out of hand, again? Why does this page need examples, anyway? quote:What examples? There are only tropes here. quote:Why does it need those, either? It's a fandom, not a work of fiction. There aren't tropes for sci-fi or fantasy fandoms. quote:Start new pages for them and write their tropes there. And stop Complaining About Fandoms You Don't Like. If only one of them had mentioned rape, this would be tvtropes distilled into its purest form. "Back in the Furry Fandom [s posted:tropes[/s] examples list"]Several entries on this very page are often made up or unreliable, so everything here should be taken with a grain of salt, as well. THIS SHOULD BE AT THE TOP OF EVERY TVTROPES PAGE.
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Looking back on it, Fan Fiction Friday was pretty bad. Like, some of the stuff was hilarious in a surreal, trainwreck way (the Cars fanfic with DOUBLE BUMPER TENTACLE PENETRATION  ), but over time you would get entries realize how untethered from normal standards of decency the series would get when he'd post things like kid Link getting raped by a sandworm. Eventually he realized how far beyond the pale he was going (IIRC it was a moment of awareness with a Spirited Away one where the girl was getting raped by the Noh monster ) and started dialing back on the fics he mocked. It was occasionally fun to read, but for the longest time it was just an awful cesspit of a weekly feature. Actually, come to think of it Topless Robot could be as bad as or worse than TVTropes on occasion. I think that's why I gradually stopped reading it in 2010-2011. The hardcore nerd lifestyle, man. e: what the hell, I'm a soiled soul anyway: quote:Bestiality is Depraved The opening quote here suggests that this trope plays bestiality off as as some really dark, twisted humor quote:Want to mark a character as a sexual deviant, but don't want to run into the Unfortunate Implications that tropes like the Depraved Homosexual or Bisexual or the Psycho Lesbian have? Simple. Imply that they have a sexual interest in animals. Preferably farm animals, since common pets still might be a bit too squicky for some. Oh. It's just a lazy way to mark a character as deviant. I like the idea that pet animal bestiality is squicky, but farm animal bestiality isn't. Or that the concept of bestiality isn't squicky to begin with. Or the concept of sexual deviancy isn't squicky in general. It's not as if people are grossed out by people like Ed Gein (  a man who skinned women to make a woman suit) or Jeffrey Dahmer or anything. It's entirely possible to avoid the aforementioned tropes if you can handle the subject matter with care, but nope, TVTropes just advises to skip the step of becoming a careful writer and going straight to bestiality as a marker of sexual deviancy.quote:This is almost always played for laughs, rather than titillation. It's funny because they gently caress animals, hahahaha. quote:It works partly because actual bestiality is rare enough to seem less "real" than other acts considered perverted, similar to the unreality of cartoon violence — yet common enough that it's more plausible (and perhaps less gross?) than necrophilia. Where does bestiality fit in on the trooper tiers of acceptance? Above or below necrophilia? quote:We don't normally worry about the animal, because of said unreality and our moral distance from animals. Since the animals in question are not anthropomorphized and are usually the more "comical" ones found in nature (goats, sheep, chickens). Uhhh, the whole reason bestiality is wrong in the first place is because the animal can't meaningfully consent. We worry about the animal precisely BECAUSE of our moral distance from them! quote:Also, there are not (yet?) "Bestiality Pride" parades of the type that would inspire letter writing campaigns against the trope's use. Uh...I don't even know where to start here. quote:Bestiality is also known as Zoophilia or Zoosexuality, and the Furry Fandom do look down upon it, just so you know. This comes off as incredibly defensive. Discussion: quote:topic  quote:Ion288 Yes, this page catalogues real-life instances of bestiality and places where it may be legal.  quote:Tambov333 Apparently this page used to have a shout out to Harry Potter bestiality fan art. Venusian Weasel fucked around with this message at 06:29 on Feb 16, 2014 |
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Here's the index of Anatomy Tropes. Breast-related tropes are in bold. Abnormal Limb Rotation Range A-Cup Angst Anal Probing Animation Anatomy Aging rear end Shove Barbie Doll Anatomy Boobs of Steel Breast Attack Breast Expansion Body Pocket D-Cup Distress Extendable Arms Fake Boobs Fake Muscles Flexing Those Non-Biceps Funbag Airbag Gag Boobs Gag Nose Gainaxing Groin Attack A Head at Each End Heart in the Wrong Place Hermaphrodite Hidden Buxom Impossible Hourglass Figure Invisible Anatomy Limb-Sensation Fascination Literal Change of Heart Marshmallow Hell Misty May Monster Modesty Multiboobage Nose Shove Orifice Evacuation Orifice Invasion Retractable Appendages Ribcage Stomach Rubber Hose Limbs Sinister Schnoz Stomach of Holding Sudden Anatomy Treasure Chest Cavity Triple Nipple Useless Spleen Who Needs Their Whole Body?
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Testekill posted:Way to remind of just how much I missed Fan Fiction Friday. Sucks so hard that Rob left Topless Robot. He kept it going for a little while when he started writing for io9 but he was told to discontinue it because it the users there thought it was too cruel on the writers or something. I also think one of his new editors also wrote erotic fanfic and took personal issue? I may have misremembered that part. Still, there were some funny ones (everything by Andrew Troy Keller and Comics Nix, for example, or the one where Donald Duck learns Daisy has been having an affair and forgives her because, "It's what Christ died on the cross for.").
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Feb 16, 2014 11:36
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the best fffs were the garfield ones, that's my opinion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3apwRVz2Yk8
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"Love Beyond Circuits, Love Beyond Flesh" is the greatest Fan Fiction Friday and that's that.
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