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* In ''WarriorCats'', Jayfeather is so upset that Rock didn't tell him that [[spoiler:Leafpool and Crowfeather are his real parents]] that he decides to break Rock's stick. (ItMakesSenseInContext.)
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* In ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'', after [[HurricaneOfEuphemisms she is fired by Kuzco]] Izma lets off steam by smashing busts of Kuzco.

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* In ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'', after [[HurricaneOfEuphemisms she is fired by Kuzco]] Kuzco]], Izma lets off steam by smashing busts of Kuzco.him.
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* In SpiderRobinson's ''CallahansCrosstimeSaloon'' series, all drinks at Callahan's bar are fifty cents, and Callahan only accepts one dollar bills. You get the fifty cents back unless you want to step up to the line and make a toast by tossing your empty glass into the bar's fireplace hard enough to shatter it. It is an exceptionally cathartic action, as it turns out.

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* In SpiderRobinson's ''CallahansCrosstimeSaloon'' ''Literature/CallahansCrosstimeSaloon'' series, all drinks at Callahan's bar are fifty cents, and Callahan only accepts one dollar bills. You get the fifty cents back unless you want to step up to the line and make a toast by tossing your empty glass into the bar's fireplace hard enough to shatter it. It is an exceptionally cathartic action, as it turns out.
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* In ''TheEmperorsNewGroove'', after [[HurricaneOfEuphemisms she is fired by Kuzco]] Izma lets off steam by smashing busts of Kuzco.

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* In ''TheEmperorsNewGroove'', ''Disney/TheEmperorsNewGroove'', after [[HurricaneOfEuphemisms she is fired by Kuzco]] Izma lets off steam by smashing busts of Kuzco.
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* ''{{Shortpacked}}'': Ethan really has it in for [[http://www.shortpacked.com/2010/comic/book-12/05-neww-2010-comics/gangsta/ Alternators Tracks]].

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* ''{{Shortpacked}}'': ''Webcomic/{{Shortpacked}}'': Ethan really has it in for [[http://www.shortpacked.com/2010/comic/book-12/05-neww-2010-comics/gangsta/ Alternators Tracks]].
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* In Spider Robinson's ''CallahansCrosstimeSaloon'' series, all drinks at Callahan's bar are fifty cents, and Callahan only accepts one dollar bills. You get the fifty cents back unless you want to step up to the line and make a toast by tossing your empty glass into the bar's fireplace hard enough to shatter it. It is an exceptionally cathartic action, as it turns out.

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* In Spider Robinson's SpiderRobinson's ''CallahansCrosstimeSaloon'' series, all drinks at Callahan's bar are fifty cents, and Callahan only accepts one dollar bills. You get the fifty cents back unless you want to step up to the line and make a toast by tossing your empty glass into the bar's fireplace hard enough to shatter it. It is an exceptionally cathartic action, as it turns out.
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* ''MarioParty Advance'' contains a Gaddget called "Stress Press." The entire purpose of it is to smash various objects with an enormous hammer, for the express purpose of making you feel better.

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* ''MarioParty ''VideoGame/MarioParty Advance'' contains a Gaddget called "Stress Press." The entire purpose of it is to smash various objects with an enormous hammer, for the express purpose of making you feel better.
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* ''Many times'' in ''{{Zombieland}}''. Most particularly the nice minivan and the gift shop.

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* ''Many times'' in ''{{Zombieland}}''.''Film/{{Zombieland}}''. Most particularly the nice minivan and the gift shop.
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* The first weapon you get in ''RatchetAndClank: Up Your Arsenal'' gives a nice satisfying crunch.

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* The first weapon you get in ''RatchetAndClank: Up Your Arsenal'' ''RatchetAndClankUpYourArsenal'' gives a nice satisfying crunch.

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* Referenced in whichever mythbusters episode had the killer snowplow myth. (where a snowplow could blow a car off the road.)

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* Referenced in whichever mythbusters {{Mythbusters}} episode had the killer snowplow myth. (where a snowplow could blow a car off the road.))
** Additionally, most Mythbusters episodes end in them causing some sort of explosion. "When in doubt, C4"
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* Referenced by EddieIzzard in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUwnkTnHrtI this]] sketch from ''Dressed to Kill''

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* Referenced by EddieIzzard in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUwnkTnHrtI this]] sketch about chiropractors from ''Dressed to Kill''
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* ''Many times'' in ''{{Zombieland}}''. Most particularly the nice minivan and the gift shop.
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* Referenced by EddieIzzard in [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUwnkTnHrtI this]] sketch from ''Dressed to Kill''
--> "Make the noise, make the noise! I live for the noise!"
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The visceral joy one gets from ruthlessly smashing or otherwise destroying some inanimate object, especially if said object (or whatever it represents) has caused you a great deal of annoyance. Implements favored for this kind of catharsis include, but are not limited to: [[BatterUp Baseball Bats]], [[DropTheHammer Sledgehammers]], [[ChainsawGood Chainsaws]], Woodchippers, Heavy Construction Equipment, and in some cases High Explosives. As a general rule, [[NoKillLikeOverKill the more over the top the means of destruction, the greater the satisfaction.]] RingRingCrunch is a subtrope of this. DieChairDie may also be related to this, depending on the game.

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The visceral joy one gets from ruthlessly smashing or otherwise destroying some inanimate object, especially if said object (or whatever it represents) has caused you a great deal of annoyance. Implements favored for this kind of catharsis include, but are not limited to: [[BatterUp Baseball Bats]], [[DropTheHammer Sledgehammers]], [[ChainsawGood Chainsaws]], Woodchippers, Heavy Construction Equipment, and in some cases High Explosives. As a general rule, [[NoKillLikeOverKill [[ThereIsNoKillLikeOverKill the more over the top the means of destruction, the greater the satisfaction.]] RingRingCrunch is a subtrope of this. DieChairDie may also be related to this, depending on the game.


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* For some, why the crack of a NeckSnap is a MostWonderfulSound.
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* In ArthurCClarke's first short story, "Rescue Party", aliens exploring the abandoned Earth as the Sun is about to go nova find an office with its contents trashed. [[StrawVulcan Most of them are baffled]] even after one of them suggests this trope as the explanation.
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* ''MarioParty Advance'' contains a Gaddget called "Stress Press." The entire purpose of it is to smash various objects with an enormous hammer, for the express purpose of making you feel better.
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* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', when a muckraking reporter and her film-crew kept following [[BoisterousBruiser Stone]] around, looking for ''something'' to tarnish up his already shaky reputation with, he finally got so fed up with her that he flattened the newsvan they were using to follow him. And you should take the word "flattened" literally, as he used his [[Super Strength]] to drop a bulldozer on it eight or nine times in quick succession. Then he got himself a beer.

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* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', when a muckraking reporter and her film-crew kept following [[BoisterousBruiser Stone]] around, looking for ''something'' to tarnish up his already shaky reputation with, he finally got so fed up with her that he flattened the newsvan they were using to follow him. And you should take the word "flattened" literally, as he used his [[Super Strength]] SuperStrength to drop a bulldozer on it eight or nine times in quick succession. Then he got himself a beer.
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* In the ''GlobalGuardiansPBEMUniverse'', when a muckraking reporter and her film-crew kept following [[BoisterousBruiser Stone]] around, looking for ''something'' to tarnish up his already shaky reputation with, he finally got so fed up with her that he flattened the newsvan they were using to follow him. And you should take the word "flattened" literally, as he used his [[Super Strength]] to drop a bulldozer on it eight or nine times in quick succession. Then he got himself a beer.

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* In Spider Robinson's ''CallahansCrosstimeSalloon'' series, all drinks at Callahan's bar are fifty cents, and Callahan only accepts one dollar bills. You get the fifty cents back unless you want to step up to the line and make a toast by tossing your empty glass into the bar's fireplace hard enough to shatter it. It is an exceptionally cathartic action, as it turns out.

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* In Spider Robinson's ''CallahansCrosstimeSalloon'' ''CallahansCrosstimeSaloon'' series, all drinks at Callahan's bar are fifty cents, and Callahan only accepts one dollar bills. You get the fifty cents back unless you want to step up to the line and make a toast by tossing your empty glass into the bar's fireplace hard enough to shatter it. It is an exceptionally cathartic action, as it turns out.
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* In Spider Robinson's ''CallahansCrosstimeSalloon'' series, all drinks at Callahan's bar are fifty cents, and Callahan only accepts one dollar bills. You get the fifty cents back unless you want to step up to the line and make a toast by tossing your empty glass into the bar's fireplace hard enough to shatter it. It is an exceptionally cathartic action, as it turns out.

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The visceral joy one gets from ruthlessly smashing or otherwise destroying some inanimate object, especially if said object (or whatever it represents) has caused you a great deal of annoyance. Implements favored for this kind of catharsis include, but are not limited to: [[BatterUp Baseball Bats]], [[DropThehammer Sledgehammers]], [[ChainsawGood Chainsaws]], Woodchippers, Heavy Construction Equipment, and in some cases High Explosives. As a general rule, [[NoKillLikeOverKill the more over the top the means of destruction, the greater the satisfaction.]] RingRingCrunch is a subtrope of this. DieChairDie may also be related to this, depending on the game.

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The visceral joy one gets from ruthlessly smashing or otherwise destroying some inanimate object, especially if said object (or whatever it represents) has caused you a great deal of annoyance. Implements favored for this kind of catharsis include, but are not limited to: [[BatterUp Baseball Bats]], [[DropThehammer [[DropTheHammer Sledgehammers]], [[ChainsawGood Chainsaws]], Woodchippers, Heavy Construction Equipment, and in some cases High Explosives. As a general rule, [[NoKillLikeOverKill the more over the top the means of destruction, the greater the satisfaction.]] RingRingCrunch is a subtrope of this. DieChairDie may also be related to this, depending on the game.


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* This trope is the exact reason why many people dream of walking into a fine china shop with a [[CarryABigStick large]] [[DropTheHammer blunt]] [[BatterUp object]] in hand.
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* In ''TheEmperorsNewGroove'', after [[HurricaneOfEuphemisms she is fired by Kuzco]] Izma lets off steam by smashing busts of Kuzco.
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* ''SluggyFreelance'' has Torg get people together for a party where they [[http://sluggy.com/comics/archives/daily/090119 step on a scale that mocks their weight]] just so they can have fun [[http://sluggy.com/comics/archives/daily/090120 smashing it with crowbars]].
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* Katchoo in ''StrangersInParadise'' breaks/smashes/destroys (in various ways) her alarm clock ''every time'' when it rings in the morning.
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A specific form of CatharsisFactor.

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A specific form This is the most common way of CatharsisFactor.
achieving a CatharsisFactor in video games.
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* TheWorldEndsWithYou [[EnsembleDarkhorse Sho Minamimoto]] "Your opinions are garbage CRUNCH, I'll add 'em to the heap."

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* There was a bar that would allow one person to destroy a TV set whenever a particularly hated sportscaster came on.

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* TheWorldEndsWithYou [[EnsembleDarkhorse Sho Minamimoto]] "Your opinions are garbage CRUNCH, I'll add 'em to the heap."

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Click the edit button to start The visceral joy one gets from ruthlessly smashing or otherwise destroying some inanimate object, especially if said object (or whatever it represents) has caused you a great deal of annoyance. Implements favored for this new page. kind of catharsis include, but are not limited to: [[BatterUp Baseball Bats]], [[DropThehammer Sledgehammers]], [[ChainsawGood Chainsaws]], Woodchippers, Heavy Construction Equipment, and in some cases High Explosives. As a general rule, [[NoKillLikeOverKill the more over the top the means of destruction, the greater the satisfaction.]] RingRingCrunch is a subtrope of this. DieChairDie may also be related to this, depending on the game.

[[DontTryThisAtHome For obvious reasons, this is rarely something you can do in real life without legal consequences at the least.]]

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* [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3ZkPU8v5dc This 2001 Snickers Crunchers commercial]] where people purchased and then smashed wind-up toys made to look and sound like various annoying people.

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* Tim Burton's ''{{Batman}}'': The joker shoots a TV set whenever Batman comes on.
* The scene in ''OfficeSpace'' when Peter, Michael and Samir destroy the fax machine.

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* One time on ''TheDickVanDykeShow'' Rob & Laura took their frustrations out on a pile of dishes that they were going to replace anyway because they had chips in them.
* Referenced in whichever mythbusters episode had the killer snowplow myth. (where a snowplow could blow a car off the road.)
* ''{{Psych}}'': Lassiter's ex refuses a gift. He then uses them for target practice.

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* The first weapon you get in ''RatchetAndClank: Up Your Arsenal'' gives a nice satisfying crunch.

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* There was a bar that would allow one person to destroy a TV set whenever a particularly hated sportscaster came on.

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