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--->'''Hobbes''': It's amazing what they're doing with corrugated cardboard these days.
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* DragonFable: One of the game's MascotMook enemies are an entire PlanetOfHats species of [[OurGoblinsAreDifferent goblins]] called Sneevils, who make a point of stealing boxes and discarding any of their contents.
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** Betty makes paintings, and one is finally bought by a man raving about how it was just what he needed. He then tosses the painting away as he leaves, continuing to rave about the frame.
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* ''Out of the Box'' was a whole cardboard-box-themed show on DisneyChannel.
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* Packages containing dry ice.
* The well-established rule that kids like cookie dough better than cookies is similar to this.
* The well-established rule that kids like cookie dough better than cookies is similar to this.
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* An episode of ''{{Jimmy Two-Shoes}}'' has beezy bribe Heloise with a box of gold. She takes it, [[WorthlessYellow then dumps out the contents]] to play in the box.
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* An episode of ''{{Jimmy Two-Shoes}}'' has beezy bribe Heloise with a box of gold. She takes it, [[WorthlessYellow [[WorthlessYellowRocks then dumps out the contents]] to play in the box.
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* An episode of {{Caillou}} has his parents buy him a computer he can play on, he ends up liking the box it came in better.
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* An episode of {{Caillou}} ''{{Caillou}}'' has his parents buy him a computer he can play on, he ends up liking the box it came in better.
* An episode of ''{{Jimmy Two-Shoes}}'' has beezy bribe Heloise with a box of gold. She takes it, [[WorthlessYellow then dumps out the contents]] to play in the box.
* An episode of ''{{Jimmy Two-Shoes}}'' has beezy bribe Heloise with a box of gold. She takes it, [[WorthlessYellow then dumps out the contents]] to play in the box.
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* An episode of {{Caillou}} has his parents buy him a computer he can play on, he ends up liking the box it came in better.
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* You can order a [[ChristmasStory Leg Lamp]] that comes in a shipping crate just like in the movie. Not exactly with the trope, but the crate makes the lamp all the more cool.
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* You can order a [[ChristmasStory [[AChristmasStory Leg Lamp]] that comes in a shipping crate just like in the movie. Not exactly with the trope, but the crate makes the lamp all the more cool.
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* There's a Buddhist parable in ChineseMythology about a shopkeeper that tried to sell a valuable pearl by putting it inside a pretty box. Unfortunately the person that bought it was only interested in buying the box and left the pearl. This of course makes this Trope OlderThanDirt.
* There's a Buddhist parable in ChineseMythology about a shopkeeper that tried to sell a valuable pearl by putting it inside a pretty box. Unfortunately the person that bought it was only interested in buying the box and left the pearl. This of course makes this Trope OlderThanDirt.
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Myths And Legends]]
* There's a Buddhist parable in ChineseMythology about a shopkeeper that tried to sell a valuable pearl by putting it inside a pretty box. Unfortunately the person that bought it was only interested in buying the box and left the pearl. The Aesop to the story is not to ignore the deeper meanings of Buddhism in favor of the superficial. This of course makes this Trope OlderThanDirt.
* There's a Buddhist parable in ChineseMythology about a shopkeeper that tried to sell a valuable pearl by putting it inside a pretty box. Unfortunately the person that bought it was only interested in buying the box and left the pearl. The Aesop to the story is not to ignore the deeper meanings of Buddhism in favor of the superficial. This of course makes this Trope OlderThanDirt.
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* There's a Buddhist parable in ChineseMythology about a shopkeeper that tried to sell a valuable pearl by putting it inside a pretty box. Unfortunately the person that bought it was only interested in buying the box and left the pearl. This of course makes this Trope OlderThanDirt.
* There's a Buddhist parable in ChineseMythology about a shopkeeper that tried to sell a valuable pearl by putting it inside a pretty box. Unfortunately the person that bought it was only interested in buying the box and left the pearl. This of course makes this Trope OlderThanDirt.
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* You can order a [[ChristmasStory Leg Lamp]] that comes in a shipping crate just like in the movie. Not exactly with the trope, but the crate makes the lamp all the more cool.
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That box was too small for all of that.
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** This could be the very box that becomes his transmogrifier, time machine, cloning machine, etc.
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** This could be Calvin also regularly utilized a large cardboard box turned different ways as a transmogrifier (opening on the very box that becomes his transmogrifier, bottom), time machine, cloning machine, etc.machine (opening on the top) and duplicator (opening on the side.)
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** Same thing with cats and string.
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** Same thing with cats and string. Or boxes, for that matter. Cats love hiding in boxes.
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* ''TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' plays with this trope, as Jack is obsessed with the concept of a "present" (particularly in ''KingdomHearts2''), but doesn't understand that the present is what's INSIDE the pretty wrapped box with the bow.
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* ''TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' plays with this trope, as Jack is obsessed with the concept of a "present" (particularly in ''KingdomHearts2''), but doesn't understand that the present is what's INSIDE the pretty wrapped box with the bow.
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* ''TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' plays with this trope, as Jack is obsessed with the concept of a "present" (particularly in ''KingdomHearts2''), but doesn't understand that the present is what's INSIDE the pretty wrapped box with the bow.
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* ''TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' plays with this trope, as Jack is obsessed with the concept of a "present" (particularly in ''KingdomHearts2''), but doesn't understand that the present is what's INSIDE the pretty wrapped box with the bow.
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Adding an example, getting rid of red links, and taking out a pointless TakeThat, as it\'s kind of obvious that TheSimpsonsDidIt when the Simpsons example is \'\'right above the FamilyGuy example\'\'.
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** *cough* [[ItsBeenDone Simpsons Did It]] *cough*
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* ''TheNightmareBeforeChristmas'' plays with this trope, as Jack is obsessed with the concept of a "present" (particularly in ''KingdomHearts2''), but doesn't understand that the present is what's INSIDE the pretty wrapped box with the bow.
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* RaccoonsPreferBubbleWrap: Sandra from ''SandraAndWoo'' gives her pet raccoon Woo a [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2009/10/15/0103-the-new-toy/ cardboard full of bubble wrap]] as a gift.
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* RaccoonsPreferBubbleWrap: Raccoons Prefer Bubble Wrap: Sandra from ''SandraAndWoo'' gives her pet raccoon Woo a [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2009/10/15/0103-the-new-toy/ cardboard full of bubble wrap]] as a gift.
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-->'''Triple H''': (stares at Shawn incredulously before looking back at the camera and picking up the box) ''"Well, it is a nice box."''
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-->'''Triple H''': (stares at Shawn incredulously before looking back at the camera and picking up the box) ''"Well, it ''"It is a nice box."''
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-->'''Triple H''': (stares at Shawn incredulously before looking back at the camera and picking up the box) ''"Well, it is a nice box."''
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** Admit it: there's nothing more awesome than a big, giant box to crawl inside!
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** In the first one, the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually, he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy and market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it. Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies ''are'' having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
** In the second, Stu is struggling to invent a flying toy and is upshown by a lavish commercial. In a rage, he throws his half-finished invention at the TV, destroying it. He then tries to look for the TV's box to return it under warranty, but the only box he can find is just barely too small. While he searches for another box, the babies cut a hole in the bottom and pretend they're on their own shows as the others watch.
** In the second, Stu is struggling to invent a flying toy and is upshown by a lavish commercial. In a rage, he throws his half-finished invention at the TV, destroying it. He then tries to look for the TV's box to return it under warranty, but the only box he can find is just barely too small. While he searches for another box, the babies cut a hole in the bottom and pretend they're on their own shows as the others watch.
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** In the first one, the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent Stu orders a ridiculously obtuse toy and spends the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually, he decides (as a The toy inventor) to give up on the toy and market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it.is never assembled. Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies ''are'' having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
page. Eventually, Stu decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy and market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it.
** In the second, Stu is struggling to invent a flying toy and is upshown by a lavish commercial. In a rage, he throws his half-finished invention at the TV, destroying it. He then tries to look for the TV's box to return it under warranty, but the only box he can find is just barely too small. While he searches for another box, the babies cut a hole in the bottom and pretendthey're on it's a television, hosting their own shows as the others watch.
** In the second, Stu is struggling to invent a flying toy and is upshown by a lavish commercial. In a rage, he throws his half-finished invention at the TV, destroying it. He then tries to look for the TV's box to return it under warranty, but the only box he can find is just barely too small. While he searches for another box, the babies cut a hole in the bottom and pretend
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* The ''{{Rugrats}}'' episode "The Box" revolves around this idea, as does "Kid TV." In the first one, the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually, he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy and market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it. Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies ''are'' having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
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* The ''{{Rugrats}}'' episode "The Box" revolves around this idea, as does "Kid TV." "
** In the first one, the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually, he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy and market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it. Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies ''are'' having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of thepage.page.
** In the second, Stu is struggling to invent a flying toy and is upshown by a lavish commercial. In a rage, he throws his half-finished invention at the TV, destroying it. He then tries to look for the TV's box to return it under warranty, but the only box he can find is just barely too small. While he searches for another box, the babies cut a hole in the bottom and pretend they're on their own shows as the others watch.
** In the first one, the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually, he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy and market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it. Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies ''are'' having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the
** In the second, Stu is struggling to invent a flying toy and is upshown by a lavish commercial. In a rage, he throws his half-finished invention at the TV, destroying it. He then tries to look for the TV's box to return it under warranty, but the only box he can find is just barely too small. While he searches for another box, the babies cut a hole in the bottom and pretend they're on their own shows as the others watch.
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* The ''{{Rugrats}}'' episode "The Box" revolves around this idea, as does "Kid TV".
** The first one simply involved the fact that the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it.
** Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies are having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
** The first one simply involved the fact that the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it.
** Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies are having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
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* The ''{{Rugrats}}'' episode "The Box" revolves around this idea, as does "Kid TV".
** TheTV." In the first one simply involved the fact that one, the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually Eventually, he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy and market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it.
**it. Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies are ''are'' having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
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** This could be the very box that becomes his transmogrifier, time machine, cloning machine, etc.
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** The first one simply involved the fact that the babies never actually saw the toy. Tommy's dad spent the entire episode trying to simply build the damn thing. Eventually he decides (as a toy inventor) to give up on the toy market a line of cardboard boxes, after seeing how much fun the babies are having with it.
** Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies are having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
** Angelica, of course, doesn't get why the babies are having so much fun with it and tries to ruin their fun. When she rips the box to pieces, the babies pause for a few moments, and then just pick up the various bits of cardboard and play with those, leading to Angelica, completely fed up, shouting the quote at the top of the page.
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* A story arc in ''CalvinAndHobbes'' had Calvin sending away for a motorized propeller beanie. When it finally arrives, he's disappointed that it doesn't let him fly around town as he had imagined, and kicks it away in frustration. Fortunately, it came in a cool cardboard box, and he and Hobbes begin to make plans for the fun they'll have with it.
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* A story arc in ''CalvinAndHobbes'' had Calvin sending away for a motorized propeller beanie. When it finally arrives, he's disappointed that it doesn't let him fly around town as he had imagined, and kicks it away in frustration. Fortunately, it came in a cool cardboard box, and he and Hobbes begin to make plans for the fun they'll have with it.
** Calvin is an undisputed master of the cardboard box, as he can create a [[TimeTravel time machine]], a [[SendInTheClones cloning machine]], and even a [[ShapeShifting transmogrifier]] which he converted into a convenient gun form.
** Calvin is an undisputed master of the cardboard box, as he can create a [[TimeTravel time machine]], a [[SendInTheClones cloning machine]], and even a [[ShapeShifting transmogrifier]] which he converted into a convenient gun form.
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* RaccoonsPreferBubbleWrap: Sandra from ''SandraAndWoo'' gives her pet raccoon Woo a [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2009/10/15/0103-the-new-toy/ cardboard full of bubble wrap]] as a gift.
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* In an extra, if you look closely, you can see Sunny in MetalGearSolid4 playing with a cardboard box. No surprise since she is raised by her Uncle Snake.
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* In an extra, if you look closely, you can see Sunny in MetalGearSolid4 playing with a cardboard box. No surprise since she is raised by her Uncle Snake. Snake.