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Line 8: Bob doesn't like to use misogynistic slurs, even if a woman is being mean to him. The story takes place in a world where "bitch" is only used to mean "female dog" and "witch" is used as a misogynistic insult. ** The [[Rhymes Onon a Dime\|"bitch/witch" switch]] was done as a censorship measure so it can air on TV (whether in America or overseas). * '''Inverted''': "Burn the bitch!" * '''Subverted''': "Alice you w{{spoiler\|icked little bitch..."}} * '''Double Subverted''': "...y witch!" * '''Averted''': Bob has no problems with using the B-word * '''Parodied''': "[[No Indoor Voice\|ALICE YOU]] [[Precision F -Strike\|FUCKING SHIT-HEADED]] WITCH!" Bob calls an actual female dog a witch. Alice is an intelligent dog riding a broom stick and raining magical distraction down from the sky. Everyone is confused as to which one to go with. Line 24: {{reflist}} [[Category:Witch ~~With~~with Aa Capital B]] [[Category:Playing With]]