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Acceptable Targets: Elvis impersonators. Whenever they appear, killing all of them will give you a bonus, as well as the announcer bellowing "Elvis has left the building!"
Anticlimax Boss: All of the bosses, once the player has completed all of the missions. They come without reinforcements despite not being especially strong in any way - thus, the final mission of each level is just to kill three random enemies as they come.
Ear Worm: Taxi Drivers must DIE!
Karma Houdini: The player character himself, especially if you're good at the game.
What an Idiot!: Incredible stupidity among non-playable characters is incredibly rampant, whether by design or by programming limitations or both. Even aside from flat-out cases of Too Dumb to Live, there are forms of stupidity not directly lethal to oneself, such as a cop not considering it suspicious that you would be punching random civilians in front of him.

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 * [[Ear Worm]]: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbIFx1u8jzc Taxi Drivers must DIE!]
 * [[Karma Houdini]]: The player character himself, especially if you're good at the game.
-* [[What an Idiot]]: Incredible stupidity among non-playable characters is incredibly rampant, whether by design or by programming limitations or [[Throw It In|both]]. Even aside from flat-out cases of [[Too Dumb to Live]], there are forms of stupidity not directly lethal to oneself, such as a cop not considering it suspicious that you would be punching random civilians in front of him.
+* [[What an Idiot!]]: Incredible stupidity among non-playable characters is incredibly rampant, whether by design or by programming limitations or [[Throw It In|both]]. Even aside from flat-out cases of [[Too Dumb to Live]], there are forms of stupidity not directly lethal to oneself, such as a cop not considering it suspicious that you would be punching random civilians in front of him.
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