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{{quote|Anyone? This's your window. Right here. Take your time, I can wait.
Junior.
*''sigh*'' Very well. }}
* Lampshaded in ''[[The Batman Adventures]]'' at Joker and Harley's wedding. Joker keeps pressing the justice of the peace to speed up the ceremony—and when he gets to this part, Poison Ivy surfs through the window on a vine.
{{quote|'''Ivy''': I object!
'''Joker''': [[Genre Savvy|I knew it! I KNEW IT!]] }}
* ''[[Titeuf]]'' makemakes it occur ''because of the trope's name''. You know, in French the sentence is "Speak now or keep quiet forever". Titeuf, who was instructed to keep quiet during the wedding, yelled that he agreed to keep quiet for a few hours, not forever!
* ''[[Elfes (comics)|Elfes]]'' parodied it with orcs (and one stray elf) being attacked by a whole pack of hungry sabertooths.
{{quote|'''Killrok''': If someone's got a plan to get us outta here, speak now, or forever hold your peace!}}
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