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* In ''[[Ichigo Mashimaro]]'', Hiroki Matsui, cosmetics salesman, is punched in the eye, breaking his glasses and causing them to hang under his nose by one ear, thanks to Nobue becoming convinced that he's a pedophile. A few panels later, he's in front of the company president, resigning. For whatever reason, he has not removed his glasses.

 

* In the second chapter of ''[[My Immortal]]'', Ebony and Willow have a conversation with the line "as we went out of the Slytherin common room and into the Great Hall" thrown in at one point. The Slytherin common room and the Great Hall are hardly next to each other, but Ebony and Willow apparently traversed the whole distance between two lines in their conversation.

 

== Film ==

* ''[[Concerned]]'' lampshades this, when [http://hlcomic.com/index.php?date=2006-09-21 Frohman pauses to get dressed midway through a sentence].

 

* In one episode of ''[[Kim Possible]]'', Drakken and Shego go from a flooding underwater lair to a supermarket and their conversation continues as if they'd never moved.

* [[Lampshade Hanging|Lampshaded]] on ''[[The Simpsons]]'', where someone who was trying to win Marge's heart said "Why ride when we can [scene switch to plane] glide!". She responds "I'm just glad you're talking. You didn't say anything for 40 minutes".

** ''The Simpsons'' has started to breathe this trope lately. It's now impossible for them to do this straight, but they just love it too much.

{{quote|Pinkie Pie: '''"Hey, you know what this calls for?"''' ''(transitions to Ponyville)'' '''"A party!"'''}}

 

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