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 ''No, I never wrote the lyrics.''
 ''So I'll just sing any old lyrics.''
-''That come to mind, child."''|This Song Is Just Six Words Long, [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]}}
+''That come to mind, child."''|"This Song Is Just Six Words Long", [["Weird Al" Yankovic]]}}
 When someone is contractually obligated to churn out regular humorous articles, they occasionally reach an inspirational dead end. Sometimes, to deal with this, they write an article about how they can't think of anything to write.
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 Almost always a form of [[Self-Referential Humor]]. See also [[Writer's Block]].
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+* ''[[Adaptation]]'' is this in movie form—it's a film telling the story of adapting a book into the screenplay of what eventually becomes the film you're watching.
-* ''[[Adaptation]]'' is this in movie-form—it's a film telling the story of adapting a book into the screenplay of what eventually becomes the film you're watching.
 * ''[[FoxTrot]]'': "This is my fourth sentence. This is my fifth sentence. This is my second paragraph..."
 ** Jason calls his essay "a running first-person account of the process of writing a nine-hundred-word essay."
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