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* In JackVance's novel ''Cugel's Saga'', ships are powered by large wormlike sea creatures bound to either side of the vessel. Bait is hung in front of the ship to make them move.

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* In JackVance's Creator/JackVance's novel ''Cugel's Saga'', ''[[Literature/DyingEarth Cugel's Saga]]'', ships are powered by large wormlike sea creatures bound to either side of the vessel. Bait is hung in front of the ship to make them move.
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** In "Road to the North Pole", Brian and Stewie use a mutant elf's arm to make the mutant reindeer fly pulling Santa's sleigh.
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* A variation with a treadmill and a sign which read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in ''{{Webcomic/Adventurers}}''.
* The Devil does this to various characters for [[ForTheEvulz lulz]] in [[http://www.sinfest.net/ this]] ''{{Webcomic/Sinfest}}}}'' strip.
* Sam, the {{Cthulhumanoid}} protagonist of ''{{Webcomic/Freefall}}'', has done this with one of his facial tentacles in order to ride an emu. (He's edible to most Earth species, including herbivores.)

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* A variation with a treadmill and a sign which read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in of ''{{Webcomic/Adventurers}}''.
* The Devil does this to various several characters for [[ForTheEvulz lulz]] at once in [[http://www.sinfest.net/ this]] ''{{Webcomic/Sinfest}}}}'' strip.
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* Sam, the {{Cthulhumanoid}} protagonist of ''{{Webcomic/Freefall}}'', has done this with one of his facial own tentacles in order to ride an emu. (He's edible to most Earth species, including herbivores.)
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** In another story, a variant is used to motivate to run faster for the track team. Jughead is outfitted with a special harness with a mirror in front that's positioned to let him see the photo mounted in back, so it looks like his AbhorrentAdmirer is always right behind him.
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* In ''SasamiMagicalGirlsClub'', while riding on a cart pulled by an ox-like creature, Anri complains about how slow it is, so Washu pulls out an "Acceleration Device" that turns out to be a bundle of hay hanging from a stick. The ox takes off like a rocket and catches the hay once they reach their destination, with the quick stop flinging everyone out of the cart.

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* In ''SasamiMagicalGirlsClub'', ''Anime/SasamiMagicalGirlsClub'', while riding on a cart pulled by an ox-like creature, Anri complains about how slow it is, so Washu pulls out an "Acceleration Device" that turns out to be a bundle of hay hanging from a stick. The ox takes off like a rocket and catches the hay once they reach their destination, with the quick stop flinging everyone out of the cart.



* In ''{{Mulan}}'', the title character uses a dog and bone to feed the chickens. The bone-on-a-stick is tied to the dog's back so the bone is always in front of the dog, and the dog runs around with a feedbag leaking grain behind him.

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* In ''{{Mulan}}'', ''{{Disney/Mulan}}'', the title character uses a dog and bone to feed the chickens. The bone-on-a-stick is tied to the dog's back so the bone is always in front of the dog, and the dog runs around with a feedbag leaking grain behind him.



* In Jack Vance's novel ''Cugel's Saga'', ships are powered by large wormlike sea creatures bound to either side of the vessel. Bait is hung in front of the ship to make them move.

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* In Jack Vance's JackVance's novel ''Cugel's Saga'', ships are powered by large wormlike sea creatures bound to either side of the vessel. Bait is hung in front of the ship to make them move.



* ''{{Scribblenauts}}'' allows you to set this up using a "plank", "glue" and something the character wants.
* In ''ZettaiHeroProject'', the Appetite Engine accessory is a carrot on a stick worn on the player's head. It reduces EN consumption by 50% while equipped, and can be eaten to restore EN in a pinch.

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* ''{{Scribblenauts}}'' ''{{VideoGame/Scribblenauts}}'' allows you to set this up using a "plank", "glue" and something the character wants.
* In ''ZettaiHeroProject'', ''VideoGame/ZettaiHeroKaizouKeikaku'', the Appetite Engine accessory is a carrot on a stick worn on the player's head. It reduces EN consumption by 50% while equipped, and can be eaten to restore EN in a pinch.



* A variation with a treadmill and a sign which read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in ''Webcomic/{{Adventurers}}''.
* The Devil does this to various characters for [[ForTheEvulz lulz]] in [[http://www.sinfest.net/ this]] ''{{Sinfest}}'' strip.
* Sam, the {{Cthulhumanoid}} protagonist of ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', has done this with one of his facial tentacles in order to ride an emu. (He's edible to most Earth species, including herbivores.)

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* A variation with a treadmill and a sign which read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in ''Webcomic/{{Adventurers}}''.
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* The Devil does this to various characters for [[ForTheEvulz lulz]] in [[http://www.sinfest.net/ this]] ''{{Sinfest}}'' ''{{Webcomic/Sinfest}}}}'' strip.
* Sam, the {{Cthulhumanoid}} protagonist of ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', ''{{Webcomic/Freefall}}'', has done this with one of his facial tentacles in order to ride an emu. (He's edible to most Earth species, including herbivores.)



* In the ''FamilyGuy'' episode "He's Too Sexy for His Fat", Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it. Chris eventually figures out how to the get twinkie.
* ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' does this on the episode "The Great Divide", where the heroes use it to ride fearsome creatures up a cliff.

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* In the ''FamilyGuy'' ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' episode "He's Too Sexy for His Fat", Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it. Chris eventually figures out how to the get twinkie.
* ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'' does this on the episode "The Great Divide", where the heroes use it to ride fearsome creatures up a cliff.



* ''{{Futurama}}: The Beast With a Billion Backs'' opens with a pastiche of 30's cartoons, and has Zoidberg powering the Planet Express ship by chasing a fish on a stick.

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* The ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight": Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string.

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* The ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight": Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string. [[SubvertedTrope It wakes up just enough to eat the apple, then goes back to sleep before they could get it to move.]]
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* Used in [[http://equestria.fadri.org/017-screw-aerodynamics this]] strip of ''And That's How Equestria Was Made!!''
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* In one strip of ''TheOrderOfTheStick'', Roy does this with a spice-infused Belkar to [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0689.html use a sandworm as transport]].
* A variation with a treadmill and a sign which read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in ''{{Adventurers}}''.

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* In one strip of ''TheOrderOfTheStick'', ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'', Roy does this with a spice-infused Belkar to [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0689.html use a sandworm as transport]].
* A variation with a treadmill and a sign which read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in ''{{Adventurers}}''.''Webcomic/{{Adventurers}}''.
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* ''HoneyIShrunkTheKids'' did this with an ant and a piece of the discarded food the kids found.

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* ''HoneyIShrunkTheKids'' ''Film/HoneyIShrunkTheKids'' did this with an ant and a piece of the discarded food the kids found.

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* In the ''FamilyGuy'' episode "He's Too Sexy for His Fat", Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it.

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* In the ''FamilyGuy'' episode "He's Too Sexy for His Fat", Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it. Chris eventually figures out how to the get twinkie.




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* Jughead Jones of ''ArchieComics'' was convinced to ride a stationary bike (using a bag of potato chips) this way in one story.
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* In ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', Sam uses one of his facial tentacles this way so he can ride Polly and escape an angry mob.

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* In Sam, the {{Cthulhumanoid}} protagonist of ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', Sam uses has done this with one of his facial tentacles this way so he can in order to ride Polly and escape an angry mob.emu. (He's edible to most Earth species, including herbivores.)
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* In ''{{Freefall}}'', Sam uses one of his facial tentacles this way so he can ride Polly and escape an angry mob.

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* In ''{{Freefall}}'', ''Webcomic/{{Freefall}}'', Sam uses one of his facial tentacles this way so he can ride Polly and escape an angry mob.
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* {{Popeye}} had one episode where he and Brutus are in a joust, only Popeye's mount is a stubborn mule. He finally gets it to run with a carrot dangling from his lance.

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* {{Popeye}} ''{{Popeye}}'' had one episode where he and Brutus are in a joust, only Popeye's mount is a stubborn mule. He finally gets it to run with a carrot dangling from his lance.
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* In an episode of ''{{Trollkins}}'' where most of the cast take part in a road race, the Sheriff modifies his car for the race. His idea of tuning? By having a male rabbit, in a treadmill that powers the car, run like crazy when he's shown a caged female.
* {{Popeye}} had one episode where he and Brutus are in a joust, only Popeye's mount is a stubborn mule. He finally gets it to run with a carrot dangling from his lance.
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** At the end of ''Bender's Game'', [[spoiler:with dark matter rendered useless as a fuel]], Professor Farnsworth proposes an alternative fuel: Nibbler power! Which turns out to be a fair number of Nibblonians motivated to pull a ship by a single chicken hanging from a stick.

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* The ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight": Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string.

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* How the FlyingDutchman is moved in ''DeCapeEtDeCrocs''. (Hint: it involves a giant octopus and a really, ''really'', '''really''' big fish.)

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* The ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' ''{{Anime/Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight": Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string.

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* In a BennyHill sketch: Benny was at a weight-loss camp and was jogging. Three girls showed up in front of him and flashed their breasts at him, so he sped up. He got tired and slowed down; they flashed him again and he sped up again, etc.

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* This appears as a trinket in ''WorldOfWarcraft''. It increases mount speed by 3%. AwkwardZombie even points out some FridgeLogic with [[http://www.awkwardzombie.com/comic1-092407.php that particular item]].

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* This appears as a trinket in ''WorldOfWarcraft''. It increases mount speed by 3%. AwkwardZombie ''AwkwardZombie'' even points out some FridgeLogic with [[http://www.awkwardzombie.com/comic1-092407.php that particular item]].




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* In the ''FamilyGuy'' episode ''He's Too Sexy for His Fat'', Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it.

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* In the ''FamilyGuy'' episode ''He's "He's Too Sexy for His Fat'', Fat", Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it.



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* ''{{Futurama}}: The Beast With a Billion Backs'' opens with a pastiche of 30's cartoons, and has Zoidberg powering the Planet Express ship by chasing a fish on a stick.

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* {{Mulan}} used a dog and bone to feed the chickens. The bone-on-a-stick was tied to the dog's back so the bone was always in front of the dog, and the dog would run around with a feedbag leaking grain behind him.
* One of the ''MadMax'' films used this with the hero being sent into exile on a donkey with a small jar of water hanging in front of its head.
* ''HoneyIShrunkTheKids'' did this with an ant and a piece of the discarded food the kids found.
* In ''TheBoondockSaints'', Detective Greenley humorously suggests that the only way they're going to catch the [=MacManus=] brothers is by "...dangling a potato on a string" -- of course, they walk in just as he's saying this.


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* In ''{{Mulan}}'', the title character uses a dog and bone to feed the chickens. The bone-on-a-stick is tied to the dog's back so the bone is always in front of the dog, and the dog runs around with a feedbag leaking grain behind him.

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* One of the ''MadMax'' films used this with the hero being sent into exile on a donkey with a small jar of water hanging in front of its head.
* ''HoneyIShrunkTheKids'' did this with an ant and a piece of the discarded food the kids found.
* In ''TheBoondockSaints'', Detective Greenley humorously suggests that the only way they're going to catch the [=MacManus=] brothers is by "...dangling a potato on a string" -- of course, they walk in just as he's saying this.
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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight": Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string.

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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' The ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight": Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string.
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* ''{{Discworld}}/UnseenAcademicals'' features a scene with the wizards riding on the backs of the university porters and motivating them with a bottle of beer on the end of a stick.

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* ''{{Discworld}}/UnseenAcademicals'' ''Discworld/UnseenAcademicals'' features a scene with the wizards riding on the backs of the university porters and motivating them with a bottle of beer on the end of a stick.
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* The {{Discworld}} book ''UnseenAcademicals'' features a scene with the wizards riding on the backs of the university porters and motivating them with a bottle of beer on the end of a stick.

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* In one ''OrderOfTheStick'' comic, Roy does this with a spice-infused Belkar to use a sandworm as transport.

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* In one ''OrderOfTheStick'' comic, Roy does this with a spice-infused Belkar to [[http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0689.html use a sandworm as transport.transport]].
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* The {{Discworld}} book ''UnseenAcademicals'' features a scene with the wizards riding on the backs of the university porters and motivating them with a bottle of beer on the end of a stick.
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Related to FoodAsBribe. Will often involve a TrademarkFavoriteFood, or something from the StockAnimalDiet.

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Related to FoodAsBribe.FoodAsBribe and XOnAStick. Will often involve a TrademarkFavoriteFood, or something from the StockAnimalDiet.
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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight". Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string.

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* ''{{Pokemon}}'' anime episode "Pokemon Food Fight". Fight": Ash and his friends plan to lure a sleepy Snorlax into moving up and over a mountain by luring it with an apple attached to the end of a pole with a string.



* How the FlyingDutchman is moved in DeCapeEtDeCrocs. (Hint: it involves a giant octopus and a really, ''really'', '''really''' big fish.)

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* How the FlyingDutchman is moved in DeCapeEtDeCrocs.''DeCapeEtDeCrocs''. (Hint: it involves a giant octopus and a really, ''really'', '''really''' big fish.)



* In a ''TheLittleRascals'' short, the boys had a "taxi" that was powered by a mule/donkey pushing from the back and a carrot on a stick in front of it was used to make it push.
* In a BennyHill sketch: Benny was a at a weight-loss camp and was jogging; three girls showed up in front of him and flashed their breasts at him so he sped up. He got tired and slowed down; they flashed him again and he sped up again, etc.

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* In a one short in ''TheLittleRascals'' short, series, the boys had a "taxi" that was powered by a mule/donkey pushing from the back and a carrot on a stick in front of it was used to make it push.
* In a BennyHill sketch: Benny was a at a weight-loss camp and was jogging; three jogging. Three girls showed up in front of him and flashed their breasts at him him, so he sped up. He got tired and slowed down; they flashed him again and he sped up again, etc.



* Appears as a trinket in WorldOfWarcraft-- it increases mount speed by 3%. AwkwardZombie even points out some FridgeLogic with [[http://www.awkwardzombie.com/comic1-092407.php that particular item.]]

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* Appears This appears as a trinket in WorldOfWarcraft-- it ''WorldOfWarcraft''. It increases mount speed by 3%. AwkwardZombie even points out some FridgeLogic with [[http://www.awkwardzombie.com/comic1-092407.php that particular item.]]item]].



* A variation with a treadmill and a sign with read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in ''{{Adventurers}}''.

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* A variation with a treadmill and a sign with which read "plot" was used to keep Karn occupied in one strip in ''{{Adventurers}}''.



* In ''{{Freefall}},'' Sam uses one of his facial tentacles this way so he can ride Polly and escape an angry mob.

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* In ''{{Freefall}},'' ''{{Freefall}}'', Sam uses one of his facial tentacles this way so he can ride Polly and escape an angry mob.



* ''Yogi's Gang'' and ''Yogi's Ark Lark''. The Ark was powered by MagillaGorilla pursuing a banana while running on a treadmill, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S4f03j-VQg as seen here at 2:25]]. Note that he occasionally ate the banana.
* In the FamilyGuy episode ''He's Too Sexy for His Fat'', Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it.
* ''{{Avatar}}'' does this on the episode The Great Divide, they use it to ride fearsome creatures up a cliff.
* In ''KickButtowski'', they use Garth's backside as the carrot on the stick to get the crazy little dog to chase him and thereby pull the sled to rescue the schoolbus full of kids from a snow-filled gully.

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* ''Yogi's Gang'' and ''Yogi's Ark Lark''. Lark'': The Ark was powered by MagillaGorilla pursuing a banana while running on a treadmill, [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1S4f03j-VQg as seen here at 2:25]]. Note that he occasionally ate the banana.
* In the FamilyGuy ''FamilyGuy'' episode ''He's Too Sexy for His Fat'', Peter gets Chris to run on a treadmill by sticking a plumber's helper to his forehead with a twinkie hanging from it.
* ''{{Avatar}}'' ''AvatarTheLastAirbender'' does this on the episode The "The Great Divide, they Divide", where the heroes use it to ride fearsome creatures up a cliff.
* In ''KickButtowski'', they use Garth's backside is used as the carrot on the stick to get the crazy little dog to chase him and thereby pull the sled to rescue the schoolbus full of kids from a snow-filled gully.gully.
* In Hanna-Barbera's version of ''The Little Rascals'', the Rascals have a wooden vehicle which Pete pulls while pursuing a bone.
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* In ''ZettaiHeroProject'', the Appetite Engine accessory is a carrot on a stick worn on the player's head. It reduces EN consumption by 50% while equipped, and can be eaten to restore EN in a pinch.



* * In ''KickButtowski'', they use Garth's backside as the carrot on the stick to get the crazy little dog to chase him and thereby pull the sled to rescue the schoolbus full of kids from a snow-filled gully.

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