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Line 6: This is their way of saying "That takes care of that!", bonus points if there's visible dust from their hands. {{examples}} <!-- Please keep all of the section headers on the page until everybody agrees that the trope is ready to launch. --> == [[Advertising]] == == [[Anime]] and [[Manga]] == * In ''[[Pokémon]]'', in the episode "Ditto's Mysterious Mansion," Team Rocket kidnaps Duplica's Ditto and Jesse orders it to transform into a boy in a picture. The first 2 times Ditto fails, James and Meowth laugh at the whole ordeal causing Jesse to beat them up and she dusts her hands off afterwards. == [[Film]] == * In ''[[Ruthless People]]'' Barbara affectionately dusts her hands after knocking her Jerkass treacherous husband off a pier for trying to have her murdered to receive her inheritance.▼ == [[Art]] == == [[Child Ballad\|Ballads]] == == [[Comic Books]] == == [[Fan Works]] == == [[Film]] == ▲* In [[Ruthless People]] Barbara affectionately dusts her hands after knocking her Jerkass treacherous husband off a pier for trying to have her murdered to receive her inheritance. == [[Literature]] == == [[Live-Action TV]] == == [[Music]] == == [[New Media]] == <!-- Note: Both Web Original and New Media are for works that originated online. The distinction is that New Media works allow for feedback and audience participation - if a work doesn't allow for this, then it's a Web Original, not New Media. --> == [[Newspaper Comics]] == == [[Oral Tradition\|Oral Tradition, Folklore, Myths and Legends]] == == [[Pinball]] == == [[Podcast]]s == == [[Professional Wrestling]] == == [[Puppet Shows]] == == [[Radio]] == == [[Recorded and Stand Up Comedy]] == == [[Tabletop Games]] == == [[Theatre]] == == [[Theme Parks]] == == [[Video Games]] == * In ''[[Fallout 3]]'', Moira Brown is shown to dust her hands off a lot when the player enters her shop in Megaton. === [[Visual Novel]]s === == [[Web Animation]] == * In ''[[Helluva Boss]]'', Blitzo dusts his hands off after his team manages to murder a bunch of humans to try and outdo the number of humans Verosika's team manages to seduce. Turns out the competition was just beginning when Verosika runs a pop concert! == [[Web Comics]] == == [[Web Original]] == <!-- Note: Both Web Original and New Media are for works that originated online. The distinction is that New Media works allow for feedback and audience participation - if a work doesn't allow for this, then it's a Web Original, not New Media. --> == [[Western Animation]] == * In ''[[Word Girl]]'', Dr. Two Brains zaps Miss Power with a blaster and, thinking he took care of her, walks off dusting his hands. Turns out he didn't! == [[Other Media]] == == [[Real Life]] ==