| Display title | Oh, No, Not Again |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | A simple comedy dialogue trick is to have something bizarre happen, and then have someone say "not again", implying it's happened before. The actual phrasing can vary. A slightly less funny version (unless done just right) is where it actually has happened before, on-screen, and the character is just pointing that out. |
