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Does every device support SDHC?[http://notalwaysright.com/less-is-more-dumb/15187]
 
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[[trope:OneMarioLimit|One Mario Limit]]: Averted.[http://www.barcelonareview.com/12/e_fs.htm][http://www.google.com/search?q=cyclones+chelsea+poppens]
 
[[trope:OneMarioLimit|One Mario Limit]]: Averted.[http://www.barcelonareview.com/12/e_fs.htm][http://www.google.com/search?q=cyclones+chelsea+poppens]

Revision as of 00:52, 1 March 2013

The following are references for use in articles that have not yet been created. I intend to eventually use them in an article either here, on Wikipedia, or on TV Tropes. Links may be bare at first, especially when pasted in using a tablet, and some of the writing is inherently "sloppy".

Disability

For Stilt-bottom: Poli worldview courtesy of one of the artists of Cyanide and Happiness: arms are nothing more than legs attached at the shoulder.[1]

No, Two and a Half Men is not about a poli living with two baseline humans.

Why I have a strange feeling when cosplaying as a poli[1]

Tent for kids with no legs: Photoshop fail or poli acceptance?[2]

Super deformity

Does the existence of Sad Sam and Honey mean that Precious Moments Inc. has no monopoly on PMI style teardrop eyes?

To an extent, a big brain helps a species avoid extinction. (Nature, via Slashdot) But there is a limit to this. Babies are helpless because a newborn's brain has to fit through the hole in mommy's pelvis, which is as big as it can be without losing the ability to run. It's called the obstetric dilemma.[3]

Owl monkey skulls have huge eye sockets to hold their huge eyes to see YOU in the dark. [4]

Tarsier eyes are huge too.

Try these homemade pastries similar to Pop-Tarts that don't make your head swell up.

DX Town and the rest of the game world

For Energy: Termites make hydrogen.[2]

At this point, given all the acai spam in the early days of Pin Eight wiki, figure out how to include blueberries and other similar plants that don't especially grow on trees. And work in "come" linking to these NAR posts: "Seedless, We Promise" and "Don't Make Me Clean Up This One".

Street frontage design for a small town[3]

Why do computer RPG item shops make the user order from a menu system like a restaurant or a vending machine? They're simulating pre-Piggly-Wiggly grocery stores, where all products were behind the counter.[5]

About character names: "Mortimer isn't a name for a children's cartoon, it's a name for an old British guy or his pet tortoise."[6] So the name Tortimer for the mayor in the first three Animal Crossing games seems especially apt.

This gecko is a walking advertisement for Tom Nook's store.[7]

In one trip to a city somewhere in Noen, a scout reports seeing a "road toboggan" motorcycle, a rowbike, a round 2-seat scooter looking like a bumper boat, and some other land transport contraptions that never took off in the real world.[8]

Lumpenproletariat professions

Dumpster diving is a living in Manshiyat Naser, a slum whose residents live off Cairo's garbage.[9]

Other

TF2 has hats. Lots of them.

Pointy hats are cute,[13] but top hats are three times as good for carrying things.[14][15] πr2h (cylinder volume) > 1/3*πr2h (cylinder volume)

Pet raccoons (Here kitty!)[16]

Fu Go: Japan got balloon fever during WWII[17] (and I don't mean gay). But on the other hand, hot air balloons are "totally gay anyway".[18]

In RPG world they have flightless birds as big as bison. But that doesn't make their fried wings "buffalo wings".[19]

Citation needed that Monster.com will have jobs. http://www.cracked.com/photoplasty_2_if-banner-ads-were-forced-to-be-truthful..._p32#2

Did the Teal Deer[20] get that way by dyeing?[21]

A pixie's brain is so small it can't hold more than one emotion at once (source: Peter and Wendy). Chickens are the same way.[22]

Who is Rosetta Stone?[23]

Does every device support SDHC?[24]

Everybody poops, even iPhone.[25]

One Mario Limit: Averted.[26][27]

As others have said,[28] statistically nobody has an HTPC because non-geeks think they're for trailer trash.[29]

Things to dispute: wikipedia:Talk:AC#not_asserted_in_articles

Unity has its own synonym problem.[30]

The latency of cheap VoIP causes hesitation, which may be misinterpreted as being unsure of what to say,[31] and may cause the participants to interrupt each other.[10]

In real life, spiders have a hookshot, and they spin-dash.[11]

References

  1. Jeanna Bryner. "No Sex Required: Women Have Orgasms at the Gym". Discovery News, 2012-03-19. Accessed 2012-10-21.
  2. Steph. "Photoshop Fail: 15 Hilariously Botched Images". WebUrbanist, 2009-12-07. Accessed 2012-10-28.
  3. Michael Balter. "Infants' Flexible Heads Stretch Back Millions of Years". ScienceNOW, 2012-05-07. Accessed 2012-10-21.
  4. Adam Wears, Mike Lamb. "8 Terrifying Skeletons of Adorable Animals". Cracked, 2011-04-12. Accessed 2012-10-21.
  5. Eric Yosomono. "5 Simple Things You Won't Believe Are Recent Inventions". Cracked, 2010-10-06. Accessed 2012-10-21.
  6. Evan V. Symon. "5 Iconic Pop Culture Moments Improvised at the Last Second". Cracked, 2012-05-21. Accessed 2012-10-21.
  7. Monte Richard, E. Reid Ross. "The 8 Most Mind Blowing Disguises in Nature". Cracked, 2012-04-05. Accessed 2012-10-21.
  8. Jesse Clark, R. Jason Benson. "The 12 Most Ridiculous Old-Timey Transportation Innovations". Cracked, 2012-10-14. Accessed 2012-10-21.
  9. Kenny Thompson. "The 6 Weirdest Cities People Actually Live In". Cracked, 2011-12-29. Accessed 2012-12-30.
  10. "Can’t Get A Number In Edgewise". Not Always Right, 2012-09. Accessed 2012-10-23.
  11. Monte Richard. "The 6 Real and Terrifying Spider Superpowers". Cracked, 2012-09-22. Accessed 2012-11-12.
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