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== [[Fridge Brilliance]] ==
* [[Nothing Is Scarier]]. The pun that nothing is more scary than someone jumping out, and that this technique is the scariest one. --
* I just realize something about [[Darth Wiki]], it fit to Vader/Anakin character. Darth Wiki is place part to have fun
* When [[TV Tropes]] switched the default search device to Google I was annoyed considering how inaccurate Google can be. And there were all the reasons to consider (less wear on the server, spelling is less of a big deal, etc.) but none of them really sold me on it. Then I realized something: During
* I just got the second meaning behind the trope title [[Aerith and Bob]]. It's clear that it's meant to invoke the [[Alice and Bob]] page, but at first I thought it was just a random, but recognizable, odd fictional name. Then I remembered the long-standing (but ultimately false) rumor that Aerith's name was supposed to be "Alice," and the name makes even ''more'' sense.
* I just recently got the [[Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory]] title, for the longest time I was reading it as "If you're in purgatory then you're jesus." Then I got that it was making fun of people reading to far into things, ultimately leading to them saying, "Everyone is Jesus, also they're in Purgatory."
* I realized the meaning of the words "[[Sequel Hook]]": The question mark looks like a hook.
* How long did it take you to realize that there's a reason the [[TV Tropes]] logo has a [[Lampshade Hanging|lampshade hung]] on it?
* I was going through [[Nothing Is Scarier]] and I thought the title meant, "Nothing is scarier than nothing." But then I realized it was more of, "Nothing is scarier than everything else."
* I was writing an essay on [[Fandom|Fandoms]] and social linking through them and was halfway down my paragraph about [[Fan Dumb]], when it hit me: "[[Fan Dumb]]? [[Fan Dumb]]... Oh! ''[[Fandom]]!''" Then I proceeded to laugh myself stupid for not noticing the pun sooner.
* I've seen a few times where people will refer to a "scoop" of [[Eye Scream]]. I just realized it's a pun on the term "a scoop of ice cream", and makes further sense since the character in question has their eye scooped out.
* Like most people I've always thought that in scifi/fantasy, the common [[Bizarre Sexual Dimorphism]] where the female of a race looks like a [[Cute Monster Girl]] and the male most definitely looks monstrous/unhuman was meant to appeal to male fans, it makes sense right? But if you think about it wouldn't that also mean that even the manliest human would look a lot like a female of their own species to an alien male? Cue the fanfics...
** [[Theodore Sturgeon]]'s short sci-fi story "[
* [[Conveniently Unverifiable Cover Story|Mining Accident On Troy]] is a [[Stealth Pun]] - combining [[Mole Miner]] (the trope of a character, like a mole, who mines) and [[The Mole]]'s (Villainous spy pretending to be an ally to the heroes) background - so naturally it would be a ''mining'' accident.
* I was reading [[How Not to Write AYKTTW (Darth Wiki)|How Not to Write AYKTTW]], and I kept seeing potholes for [[Your Trope]]. I clicked on it, expecting to see some humorous lecture about how tropes belong to everyone, but the page was empty. There is literally no such thing as [[Your Trope]].
* Alice talks to Bob, and starts with [[With All Due Respect]] followed immediately by a string of swears or insults. The usual reasoning is that it creates [[Sophisticated As Hell|humorous contrast]], but I feel it's much simpler than that: Alice is giving Bob [[Exact Words|all the respect she feels he's due]]. --
* When you read the trope [[Dead Horse Music Genre]], you come to the realisation that: a.) practically anything and everything that ever got a lick of success anywhere in the world gets to be a DHG; b.) a lot of the styles mentioned as a DHG were competing against each other in the same pop culture space, and maybe were even ''
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