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== Music == |
== Music == |
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* "Taxman", by [[The Beatles]], seems to fit this trope well: |
* "Taxman", by [[The Beatles]], seems to fit this trope well: |
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{{quote|Let me tell you how it will be/There's one for you, nineteen for me/'Cause I'm the taxman,/Yeah, I'm the taxman |
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Should five percent appear too small/Be thankful I don't take it all/'Cause I'm the taxman,/Yeah, I'm the taxman }} |
Should five percent appear too small/Be thankful I don't take it all/'Cause I'm the taxman,/Yeah, I'm the taxman }} |
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** This was [[Truth in Television]]. When the Beatles recorded this song, 95% was indeed the tax rate in Britain at the top tax bracket, which the Beatles' earnings put them in. |
** This was [[Truth in Television]]. When the Beatles recorded this song, 95% was indeed the tax rate in Britain at the top tax bracket, which the Beatles' earnings put them in. |
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== [[Real Life]] == |
== [[Real Life]] == |
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* Jeremy Clarkson describes his attempts to reduce the pain of consuming [[Blazing Inferno Hellfire Sauce]]: |
* Jeremy Clarkson describes his attempts to reduce the pain of consuming [[Blazing Inferno Hellfire Sauce]]: |
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{{quote|So, dimly remembering that Indians use bread when they've overdone the chillies, I cut a slice, threw it away and ate what remained of the very expensive Daylesford loaf, like a dog. }} |
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