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{{quote|''Hang on, hang on. I'm gonna get some thumbtacks and colored strings so we can diagram this.''|Corrine Buenavida, "[http://questionablecontent.net./view.php?comic=1089 Perhaps a Pie Chart]", ''[[Questionable Content]]''}} |
{{quote|''Hang on, hang on. I'm gonna get some thumbtacks and colored strings so we can diagram this.''|Corrine Buenavida, "[http://questionablecontent.net./view.php?comic=1089 Perhaps a Pie Chart]", ''[[Questionable Content]]''}} |
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{{quote|''"I'd say it's a [[Love Triangle]], but it's more like a love octagon!"''|'''[[Bum Reviews |
{{quote|''"I'd say it's a [[Love Triangle]], but it's more like a love octagon!"''|'''[[Bum Reviews|Chester A. Bum]]''' ''on [[Harry Potter|Half-Blood Prince]]''}} |
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{{quote|''Sweet Marie, she loves just me<br /> |
{{quote|''Sweet Marie, she loves just me<br /> |
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And the picture of the crook in the book is in love with the brand new motorbike.<br /> |
And the picture of the crook in the book is in love with the brand new motorbike.<br /> |
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But the motorbike doesn't like crooks,<br /> |
But the motorbike doesn't like crooks,<br /> |
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it's obsessed with the Very Sad Sack''|'''[[They Might Be Giants ( |
it's obsessed with the Very Sad Sack''|'''[[They Might Be Giants (band)|They Might Be Giants]]''', "Withered Hope"}} |
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{{quote|''You love her<br /> |
{{quote|''You love her<br /> |
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{{quote|Darling, you're divine. I've had an affair with your husband. You'll be next.|[[Tallulah Bankhead]], to [[Joan Crawford]], married at the time to [[Douglas Fairbanks Jr]].}} |
{{quote|Darling, you're divine. I've had an affair with your husband. You'll be next.|[[Tallulah Bankhead]], to [[Joan Crawford]], married at the time to [[Douglas Fairbanks Jr]].}} |
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{{quote|''The [[Mary Sue|heroine]] is usually an heiress, [[Blue Blood|probably a peeress in her own right]], with perhaps [[Aristocrats Are Evil|a vicious baronet]], an amiable duke, and an irresistible younger son of a marquis as lovers in the foreground, a clergyman and a poet sighing for her in the middle distance, and a crowd of undefined adorers dimly indicated beyond. ''|'''[[George Eliot]]''', ''[[Silly Novels |
{{quote|''The [[Mary Sue|heroine]] is usually an heiress, [[Blue Blood|probably a peeress in her own right]], with perhaps [[Aristocrats Are Evil|a vicious baronet]], an amiable duke, and an irresistible younger son of a marquis as lovers in the foreground, a clergyman and a poet sighing for her in the middle distance, and a crowd of undefined adorers dimly indicated beyond. ''|'''[[George Eliot]]''', ''[[Silly Novels by Lady Novelists]]''}} |
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Revision as of 04:43, 9 April 2014
Hang on, hang on. I'm gonna get some thumbtacks and colored strings so we can diagram this. |
"I'd say it's a Love Triangle, but it's more like a love octagon!"
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Sweet Marie, she loves just me —Shel Silverstein, Just Me, Just Me.
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Withered Hope says she has a soul mate, —They Might Be Giants, "Withered Hope"
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You love her —The J. Geils Band, "Love Stinks"
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Every woman's husband, and every man's wife. -- Popular Roman epithet for Julius Caesar |
Darling, you're divine. I've had an affair with your husband. You'll be next.
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The heroine is usually an heiress, probably a peeress in her own right, with perhaps a vicious baronet, an amiable duke, and an irresistible younger son of a marquis as lovers in the foreground, a clergyman and a poet sighing for her in the middle distance, and a crowd of undefined adorers dimly indicated beyond.
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