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* In an episode of ''[[Friends]]'', Monica dates a younger guy who appears to be in his early twenties and claims to be a senior in school. After they sleep together, he admits that he's that he's not a ''college'' senior... |
* In an episode of ''[[Friends]]'', Monica dates a younger guy who appears to be in his early twenties and claims to be a senior in school. After they sleep together, he admits that he's that he's not a ''college'' senior... |
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* Olivia did this to join an army as a non-combatant cook in ''[[Descendant of a Demon Lord]]''. |
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== Professional Wrestling == |
== Professional Wrestling == |
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* The [[ECW]]'s infamous "Mass Transit incident". In 1996, Erich Kulas, a 17-year-old, 350-pound kid from New England with no in-ring ability, lied about his age, his wrestling experience and his schooling background (claiming to have been trained by Killer Kowalski) in order to get into the ring. He was given the gimmick "Mass Transit", a [[The Honeymooners|Ralph Kramden]]-like [[Wrestling Doesn't Pay|wrestling bus driver]], and thrown into a tag-team [[Garbage Wrestling|hardcore match]] (filling in for Axl Rotten) alongside D-Von Dudley against New Jack and Mustapha Seed. It ended about as well as you would expect—Kulas left the match lying in a pool of his own blood after a botched bladejob, New Jack was arrested and later sued (he was let off after it was revealed how Kulas had lied to the bookers), and ECW's first pay-per-view, ''Barely Legal'', was almost canceled, and wound up getting pushed back by four months. |
* The [[ECW]]'s infamous "Mass Transit incident". In 1996, Erich Kulas, a 17-year-old, 350-pound kid from New England with no in-ring ability, lied about his age, his wrestling experience and his schooling background (claiming to have been trained by Killer Kowalski) in order to get into the ring. He was given the gimmick "Mass Transit", a [[The Honeymooners|Ralph Kramden]]-like [[Wrestling Doesn't Pay|wrestling bus driver]], and thrown into a tag-team [[Garbage Wrestling|hardcore match]] (filling in for Axl Rotten) alongside D-Von Dudley against New Jack and Mustapha Seed. It ended about as well as you would expect—Kulas left the match lying in a pool of his own blood after a botched bladejob, New Jack was arrested and later sued (he was let off after it was revealed how Kulas had lied to the bookers), and ECW's first pay-per-view, ''Barely Legal'', was almost canceled, and wound up getting pushed back by four months. |
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== Webcomics == |
== Webcomics == |
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