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** To be fair, Bertie's been known to use his sheets for the same purpose. At least in [[Jeeves and Wooster (novel)|the books]]. |
** To be fair, Bertie's been known to use his sheets for the same purpose. At least in [[Jeeves and Wooster (novel)|the books]]. |
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* ''[[Three's Company]]'''s trio tried to do this when trapped in Jack's bedroom by diamond thieves (yes, really,) but they ended up throwing the whole sheet out the window. |
* ''[[Three's Company]]'''s trio tried to do this when trapped in Jack's bedroom by diamond thieves (yes, really,) but they ended up throwing the whole sheet out the window. |
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* ''[[Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries]]'': In "Unnatural Habits", a bedsheet ladder is planted to make it look like the murdered girl had escaped from the confinement cell through the window. Phryne sees through it because the knots used would not have held the girl's weight. |
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== Machinima == |
== Machinima == |
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