Bowel-Breaking Bricks: Difference between revisions

* In ''[[Pirates of the Caribbean]]: [[At Worlds End]]'', Pintel and Ragetti each grab a cannonball, planning to drop them on the bodies floating in the water while escaping Davey Jones' Locker. As they're about to, they see Tia Dalma standing there. The camera cuts to their lower bodies, as they drop the cannonballs in a way that resembles this trope.

* In ''[[Monsters, Inc.]]'': After nearly being discovered by Randall in the bathroom, we see a huge splash in the stall Sully, Mike, and Boo are hiding in. Boo sums it up best.

** Subverted in the next scene, when we see an up-close shot of Mike's legs completely soaked, implying that he slipped and fell in, with Boo still understanding how gross that was.

 

== [[Literature]] ==

* Referenced in ''1635: The Cannon Law'', one of the books in the ''[[1632]]'' series -- which has a modern West Virginian town sent back in time to 1632 Germany by [[Alien Space Bats]] (long story). Don Francisco Nasi makes this observation regarding the American town's Protestant ally, King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden, and his possible reaction to Mike Stearns's decision to approve political sanctuary for Pope Urban VIII and his clan. His wording makes it extra hilarious.

 

 

== [[Web Comics]] ==

* ''[[Schlock Mercenary]]'':

'''Narrator''': [[Getting Crap Past the Radar|Goodnight]], [[Animaniacs|kids!]] }}

** In [http://www.schlockmercenary.com/2007-06-10 another strip], in a conversation with King Xinchub in his bathroom:

'''Petey''': You look like you're thinking maybe the plumbing in here needs to accommodate flushed bricks. }}

* In ''[[Exterminatus Now]]'' a half-spider Daemon Princess [http://exterminatusnow.co.uk/2014-06-29/comic/tangled-web/gotta-go-fast/ mentioned] that Harold (who was quietly freaking out from the moment he noticed her due to his deep arachnophobia) "looks like he's about to excrete a cinderblock".

* [[Transformers|Optimus Prime]] lost a considerable deal of oil after seeing The Terminators of ''[[Terminator Salvation]]'' in [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mRhCOSseP6Y this review].

* Despite being typically vulgar on his show, The Nostalgia Critic invokes this after watching a scary scene of the [[Care Bears]] movie.

** Also mentioned in ''Top 11 Scariest Nostalgic Moments'' about the scene in [[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]] where Judge Doom {{spoiler|reveals that he's a Toon}}.