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* An episode of ''[[Recess]]'' had a boy who was harassing Gretchen admit he was this trope after being confronted (the other half of the episode had him acting as a [[Dogged Nice Guy]]/[[Stalker with a Crush]]). |
* An episode of ''[[Recess]]'' had a boy who was harassing Gretchen admit he was this trope after being confronted (the other half of the episode had him acting as a [[Dogged Nice Guy]]/[[Stalker with a Crush]]). |
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* ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'': in a [[Precocious Crush]] example, Buford does this to Candace when he can get away with it. |
* ''[[Phineas and Ferb]]'': in a [[Precocious Crush]] example, Buford does this to Candace when he can get away with it. |
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{{quote|'''Buford:''' I saved your life. That means you're my servant now. It's the Bully Code. |
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'''Candace:''' [different episode] Buford? How did his number get [in my phone]? }} |
'''Candace:''' [different episode] Buford? How did his number get [in my phone]? }} |
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* ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'': when Bart develops a crush on a girl Nelson gives him advice which amounts to "bully her to win her love." Nelson gives Bart a piece of gum to stick in her hair, then adds an additional piece of gum. "Who knows, you may get lucky." |
* ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'': when Bart develops a crush on a girl Nelson gives him advice which amounts to "bully her to win her love." Nelson gives Bart a piece of gum to stick in her hair, then adds an additional piece of gum. "Who knows, you may get lucky." |