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{{quote|'''Girl 1:''' I can't believe he's ''gay!'' [[Not That There's Anything Wrong with That]]. I'm just upset that I can't ask him out. |
{{quote|'''Girl 1:''' I can't believe he's ''gay!'' [[Not That There's Anything Wrong with That]]. I'm just upset that I can't ask him out. |
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'''Girl 2:''' Don't you already have a boyfriend? |
'''Girl 2:''' Don't you already have a boyfriend? |
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'''Girl 1:''' Of course I do. [[Right Behind Me|He's right here]]. |
'''Girl 1:''' Of course I do. [[Right Behind Me|He's right here]]. |
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'''Boyfriend:''' I am less than happy right now. }} |
'''Boyfriend:''' I am less than happy right now. }} |
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* Fletcher of ''[[Nothing Nice to Say]]'' actively attacks this trope in one strip, when a woman at a bar utters it practically word for word. His response? "You mean, why are the only guys you find non-threatening the ones with no possible ulterior motives to sleep with you? Yeah, the mind boggles." Fletcher is, perhaps rather obviously, far from the best example to the contrary of this trope... |
* Fletcher of ''[[Nothing Nice to Say]]'' actively attacks this trope in one strip, when a woman at a bar utters it practically word for word. His response? "You mean, why are the only guys you find non-threatening the ones with no possible ulterior motives to sleep with you? Yeah, the mind boggles." Fletcher is, perhaps rather obviously, far from the best example to the contrary of this trope... |
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