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** Jared's "Now in the 90s" series features an almost OnceAnEpisode running gag in which he states that "reviews used to make no sense at the time" whenever a magazine review for the game he's covering contradicts itself.
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** Jared's "Now in the 90s" ''WebVideo/NowInTheNineties'' series features an a few recurring gags of its own:
*** An almost OnceAnEpisode running gagin which he states has Jared state that "reviews used to make no sense at the time" whenever a magazine review for the game he's covering contradicts itself.itself.
*** Editor Dylan's apathy whenever he has to cover a SportsGame.
*** Jared or Dylan describing a game being bad, and then revealing that the game was made by [[Creator/LJNToys LJN]].
*** An almost OnceAnEpisode running gag
*** Editor Dylan's apathy whenever he has to cover a SportsGame.
*** Jared or Dylan describing a game being bad, and then revealing that the game was made by [[Creator/LJNToys LJN]].
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** Another episode specific running gag comes from his review of ''VideoGame/TheBouncer'', where Jared finds various ways to refer to Sion as a [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Sora]] rip-off ("We have Sora at home", "dollar store Sora", etc.).[[note]]This is in spite of the fact that ''The Bouncer'' was released 2 years before the original ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts''.[[/note]]
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** Another episode specific running gag comes from his review of ''VideoGame/TheBouncer'', where Jared finds various ways to refer to Sion as a [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Sora]] rip-off ("We have Sora at home", "dollar store Sora", etc.).[[note]]This is in spite of the fact that ''The Bouncer'' was released 2 years before the original ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts''.''VideoGame/KingdomHeartsI''.[[/note]]
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** Anytime Jared reviews an RPG in which the plot is centered around collecting four elemental items, Jared, in the most deadpan voice possible, responds with "Gee, an epic RPG where I have to collect four treasures of the elements? I've never heard that one before." before holding up a copy of the original ''VideoGame/FinalFantasy''. Anytime he reviews an actual ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' game, this gag tends to end up being played with in some way.
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** Anytime Jared reviews an RPG in which the plot is centered around collecting four elemental items, Jared, in the most deadpan voice possible, responds with "Gee, an epic RPG where I have to collect four treasures of the elements? I've never heard that one before." before holding up a copy of the original ''VideoGame/FinalFantasy''.''VideoGame/FinalFantasyI''. Anytime he reviews an actual ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' game, this gag tends to end up being played with in some way.
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*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyMysticQuest'' has him begin the gag, but right after holding up the cartridge, looks at it and yells out "WHOA, WAIT A SEC-!" as he also hold up his copy of ''Mystic Quest'' before being cut off at the review resumes.
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*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyMysticQuest'' has him begin the gag, but right after holding up the cartridge, looks at it and yells out "WHOA, WAIT A SEC-!" as he also hold up his copy of ''Mystic Quest'' before being cut off at as the review resumes.
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* WebVideo/{{ProJared}}:
** Jared's [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness pre-2014 videos]] would always begin with a CouchGag of Jared playing the game he's reviewing, usually (but often with some variation) ending with him looking at the camera and saying "I'm playing [name of game]", his facial expression and/or tone usually indicating his feelings regarding the game. His review of ''VideoGame/VirtualHydlide'', the final video to use this gag, takes it to its logical conclusion, with Jared only being able to let out a pained groan in response to the game.
** Anytime Jared reviews an RPG in which the plot is centered around collecting four elemental items, Jared, in the most deadpan voice possible, responds with "Gee, an epic RPG where I have to collect four treasures of the elements? I've never heard that one before." before holding up a copy of the original ''VideoGame/FinalFantasy''. Anytime he reviews an actual ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' game, this gag tends to end up being played with in some way.
*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyMysticQuest'' has him begin the gag, but right after holding up the cartridge, looks at it and yells out "WHOA, WAIT A SEC-!" as he also hold up his copy of ''Mystic Quest'' before being cut off at the review resumes.
*** The gag is taken to its logical conclusion when he finally does review ''Final Fantasy'', with him beginning the gag before admitting "I don't know how to make this running gag work here."
*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV'' has him begin the gag as he discusses the four Light Crystals and four Dark Crystals, only to cut himself off as he then begins to explain the other four Light Crystals and four Dark Crystals on the moon, plus the crystal powering the party's ship that allows them to fly to the moon, making for a total of ''17 crystals''.
---->'''Jared:''' No running gag could have prepared me for this.
*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has him explain that the first major task the player is given is to collect elemental crystals, then pausing before saying "At least this game has six of them instead of four." with him skipping the gag entirely.
** Anytime Jared reviews a ''Final Fantasy'' game that features a [[SupportPartyMember Bard]] character or job, he'll begin listing out the abilities of the jobs in the game before ending it with "And Bards can get the fuck out of my party."
** Jared's fascination/fear of bees is often brought up, with games that feature them (almost always as enemies) having him have a FreakOut at the sight of them. This eventually led to him doing a TopTenList on the Top Ten Bees in Video Games, and is referenced by other [=YouTubers=] (such as WebVideo/{{PeanutButterGamer}}) when the topic of bees comes up.
** Anytime the game he's reviewing [[ArtisticLicensePhysics breaks physics]], Jared will respond with "Screw physics! because video games!"
** Whenever a game features a piece of nature (usually a [[WhenTreesAttack tree]]) as an enemy, Jared responds with "These (elements of nature) are trying to kill me... fuck you nature".
** In a case of an episode specific running gag, Jared's ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' review has him refer to every song he brings up as "the best song of the game."
** Another episode specific running gag comes from his review of ''VideoGame/TheBouncer'', where Jared finds various ways to refer to Sion as a [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Sora]] rip-off ("We have Sora at home", "dollar store Sora", etc.).[[note]]This is in spite of the fact that ''The Bouncer'' was released 2 years before the original ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts''.[[/note]]
** Jared's "Now in the 90s" series features an almost OnceAnEpisode running gag in which he states that "reviews used to make no sense at the time" whenever a magazine review for the game he's covering contradicts itself.
** Jared's [[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness pre-2014 videos]] would always begin with a CouchGag of Jared playing the game he's reviewing, usually (but often with some variation) ending with him looking at the camera and saying "I'm playing [name of game]", his facial expression and/or tone usually indicating his feelings regarding the game. His review of ''VideoGame/VirtualHydlide'', the final video to use this gag, takes it to its logical conclusion, with Jared only being able to let out a pained groan in response to the game.
** Anytime Jared reviews an RPG in which the plot is centered around collecting four elemental items, Jared, in the most deadpan voice possible, responds with "Gee, an epic RPG where I have to collect four treasures of the elements? I've never heard that one before." before holding up a copy of the original ''VideoGame/FinalFantasy''. Anytime he reviews an actual ''Franchise/FinalFantasy'' game, this gag tends to end up being played with in some way.
*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyMysticQuest'' has him begin the gag, but right after holding up the cartridge, looks at it and yells out "WHOA, WAIT A SEC-!" as he also hold up his copy of ''Mystic Quest'' before being cut off at the review resumes.
*** The gag is taken to its logical conclusion when he finally does review ''Final Fantasy'', with him beginning the gag before admitting "I don't know how to make this running gag work here."
*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyIV'' has him begin the gag as he discusses the four Light Crystals and four Dark Crystals, only to cut himself off as he then begins to explain the other four Light Crystals and four Dark Crystals on the moon, plus the crystal powering the party's ship that allows them to fly to the moon, making for a total of ''17 crystals''.
---->'''Jared:''' No running gag could have prepared me for this.
*** His review of ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXIV'' has him explain that the first major task the player is given is to collect elemental crystals, then pausing before saying "At least this game has six of them instead of four." with him skipping the gag entirely.
** Anytime Jared reviews a ''Final Fantasy'' game that features a [[SupportPartyMember Bard]] character or job, he'll begin listing out the abilities of the jobs in the game before ending it with "And Bards can get the fuck out of my party."
** Jared's fascination/fear of bees is often brought up, with games that feature them (almost always as enemies) having him have a FreakOut at the sight of them. This eventually led to him doing a TopTenList on the Top Ten Bees in Video Games, and is referenced by other [=YouTubers=] (such as WebVideo/{{PeanutButterGamer}}) when the topic of bees comes up.
** Anytime the game he's reviewing [[ArtisticLicensePhysics breaks physics]], Jared will respond with "Screw physics! because video games!"
** Whenever a game features a piece of nature (usually a [[WhenTreesAttack tree]]) as an enemy, Jared responds with "These (elements of nature) are trying to kill me... fuck you nature".
** In a case of an episode specific running gag, Jared's ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyVI'' review has him refer to every song he brings up as "the best song of the game."
** Another episode specific running gag comes from his review of ''VideoGame/TheBouncer'', where Jared finds various ways to refer to Sion as a [[Franchise/KingdomHearts Sora]] rip-off ("We have Sora at home", "dollar store Sora", etc.).[[note]]This is in spite of the fact that ''The Bouncer'' was released 2 years before the original ''VideoGame/KingdomHearts''.[[/note]]
** Jared's "Now in the 90s" series features an almost OnceAnEpisode running gag in which he states that "reviews used to make no sense at the time" whenever a magazine review for the game he's covering contradicts itself.
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** Whenever he needs to explain a relevant piece of UsefulNotes/ProfessionalWrestlingJargon, he cites "Wrebster's Wrestling Dictionary", complete with an image of Wrestling/SinCara photoshopped to hold said dictionary [[RushedInvertedReading upside-down]].
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** Whenever he needs to explain a relevant piece of UsefulNotes/ProfessionalWrestlingJargon, MediaNotes/ProfessionalWrestlingJargon, he cites "Wrebster's Wrestling Dictionary", complete with an image of Wrestling/SinCara photoshopped to hold said dictionary [[RushedInvertedReading upside-down]].
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* At the beginning of ''[[LetsPlay/{{Dream}} Dream's]]'' videos (say it with me): "Also according to [=YouTube=]'s statistics only a small percentage of people who watch my videos are actually subscribed, so if you end up liking this video consider subscribing. It's free and you can always unsubscribe. Enjoy the video."
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* At the beginning of ''[[LetsPlay/{{Dream}} Dream's]]'' ''WebVideo/{{Dream}}'''s videos (say it with me): "Also according to [=YouTube=]'s statistics only a small percentage of people who watch my videos are actually subscribed, so if you end up liking this video consider subscribing. It's free and you can always unsubscribe. Enjoy the video."
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** Matt being {{Canad|aEh}}ian.
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** Matt being {{Canad|aEh}}ian.Canadian.
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** Throughout Campaign 2, whenever the Mighty Nein introduce themselves, [=NPCs=] inevitably look confused and point out that [[NonIndicativeName there's only seven of them]]. In the early days this was often followed by Fjord solemnly telling them they lost two of their number along the way, but this part of the bit was dropped after [[spoiler:Mollymauk's death]].
** Whenever Fjord's warlock patron Uk'otoa ''([[SelfDemonstratingArticle Uk'otoa]])'' is mentioned, the rest of the cast echo his name with creepy whispers.
** Throughout Campaign 2, whenever the Mighty Nein introduce themselves, [=NPCs=] inevitably look confused and point out that [[NonIndicativeName there's only seven of them]]. In the early days this was often followed by Fjord solemnly telling them they lost two of their number along the way, but this part of the bit was dropped after [[spoiler:Mollymauk's death]].
** Whenever Fjord's warlock patron Uk'otoa ''([[SelfDemonstratingArticle Uk'otoa]])'' is mentioned, the rest of the cast echo his name with creepy whispers.
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* When LetsPlay/{{Shinryuu82}} reaches a teleporter BossRush in his playthroughs of ''Mega Man'' games, he usually cuts the entire segment out with a brief message and sound clip, after which the gameplay resumes with all the bosses defeated. There were a few exceptions to this, such as in his run of ''Mega Man 42''.
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** His fight scenes that involve him will have a convenient pile of cardboard boxes spontaneously appear occasionally whenever he knocks someone back, making his opponent fall into the boxes. Lampshaded when the Nerd and the Critic met. The Angry Video Game Nerd kicks the Nostalgia Critic into a pile of boxes, to which the critic wonders why there are boxes everywhere.
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** His fight scenes that involve him will have a convenient pile of cardboard boxes spontaneously appear occasionally whenever he knocks someone back, making his opponent fall into the boxes. Lampshaded when the Nerd and the Critic met. The Angry Video Game Nerd kicks the Nostalgia Critic into a pile of boxes, to which the critic Critic wonders why there are boxes everywhere.
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* The Anti-9/11 Truther Website/YouTube channel, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/jayep Unsecured Coins]]'' includes in every video footage of a man saying [[LargeHam "The whistle goes WOOOOO!!]]
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** When reviewing ''VideoGame/TheGooniesII'', the Nerd reminds the viewers of every obvious deviation the game makes from the movie by saying some variation on "That didn't happen in the movie...but this is ''The Goonies II''."
* The Anti-9/11 Truther Website/YouTube channel, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/jayep Unsecured Coins]]'' includes in every video footage of a man saying [[LargeHam "The whistle goesWOOOOO!!]]WOOOOO!!"]]
* The Anti-9/11 Truther Website/YouTube channel, ''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/jayep Unsecured Coins]]'' includes in every video footage of a man saying [[LargeHam "The whistle goes
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** In his season 7 retrospective, he repeatedly expresses his hatred of Michael Brandon's Rheneas voice using a clip of Meg Griffin begging Peter not to shoot someone.
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* ''Website/CollegeHumor'''s Facebook History of the World has a few.
** Common Sense, trying to give good advice but ignored by everyone.
** Nobody caring about Africa's issues.
** Common Sense, trying to give good advice but ignored by everyone.
** Nobody caring about Africa's issues.
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* Creator/{{Dropout}}'s Facebook History of the World has a few:
** Common Sense, trying to give good advice but ignored by everyone.
** Nobody caring about Africa's issues.
** Common Sense, trying to give good advice but ignored by everyone.
** Nobody caring about Africa's issues.
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* WebVideo/CityNerd: Calling the Cheesecake Factory the finest of dining establishments, and using it as a destination when graphing travel data. He also regularly acts confused by bad Cheesecake Factory reviews and makes attempts to define the type of architecture used in building Cheesecake Factorys.
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** Coming up with [[TheNicknamer increasingly fanciful nicknames]] for Wrestling/TheUndertaker in [[OncePerEpisode every new list he's mentioned in]], examples including "[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Deadward Cullen]]", "Mr. Frightening Lightning", "Professor Heebies Von Jeebies", "[[/Creator/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark and the Funeral Bunch]]", "Iggy the Grave Diggy Piggy", "[[Film/ArmyOfDarkness Army of Dad-ness]]", "The Face That Haunts the Place", "Shoulder Pad Smolder Dad", and ''much'' more.
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** Coming up with [[TheNicknamer increasingly fanciful nicknames]] for Wrestling/TheUndertaker in [[OncePerEpisode every new list he's mentioned in]], examples including "[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Deadward Cullen]]", "Mr. Frightening Lightning", "Professor Heebies Von Jeebies", "[[/Creator/MarkWahlberg "[[Creator/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark and the Funeral Bunch]]", "Iggy the Grave Diggy Piggy", "[[Film/ArmyOfDarkness Army of Dad-ness]]", "The Face That Haunts the Place", "Shoulder Pad Smolder Dad", and ''much'' more.
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** [TheNicknamer His elaborate and rhyming nicknames]] for Wrestling/{{WWE}}, almost always namedropping former chairman/CEO Wrestling/VinceMcMahon: "Vince's House of Winces", "Vince [=McMahon's=] Punchbox Lunch Box", "Vinnie Mac's Attack Shack", "Vince's Marketplace of Kicks to the Face", etc.
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** [TheNicknamer [[TheNicknamer His elaborate and rhyming nicknames]] for Wrestling/{{WWE}}, almost always namedropping former chairman/CEO Wrestling/VinceMcMahon: "Vince's House of Winces", "Vince [=McMahon's=] Punchbox Lunch Box", "Vinnie Mac's Attack Shack", "Vince's Marketplace of Kicks to the Face", etc.
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* ProfessionalWrestling journalist/former [[Wrestling/DefiantWrestling WCPW]] personality Adam Blampied has had many running jokes throughout his various top 10 lists while writing for ''WebVideo/WhatcultureWrestling'' and ''[=WrestleTalk=]'' (as well as the latter's sister channel ''[=PartsFUNKnown=]'').
** Whenever he needs to explain a relevant piece of UsefulNotes/ProfessionalWrestlingJargon, he cites "Wrebster's Wrestling Dictionary", complete with an image of Wrestling/SinCara photoshopped to hold said dictionary [[RushedInvertedReading upside-down]].
** [TheNicknamer His elaborate and rhyming nicknames]] for Wrestling/{{WWE}}, almost always namedropping former chairman/CEO Wrestling/VinceMcMahon: "Vince's House of Winces", "Vince [=McMahon's=] Punchbox Lunch Box", "Vinnie Mac's Attack Shack", "Vince's Marketplace of Kicks to the Face", etc.
** Coming up with [[TheNicknamer increasingly fanciful nicknames]] for Wrestling/TheUndertaker in [[OncePerEpisode every new list he's mentioned in]], examples including "[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Deadward Cullen]]", "Mr. Frightening Lightning", "Professor Heebies Von Jeebies", "[[/Creator/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark and the Funeral Bunch]]", "Iggy the Grave Diggy Piggy", "[[Film/ArmyOfDarkness Army of Dad-ness]]", "The Face That Haunts the Place", "Shoulder Pad Smolder Dad", and ''much'' more.
** His unabashed crush for and desire to marry Wrestling/KeithLee (which is more of a gag than simple AuthorAppeal as Blampied has stated on multiple occasions that his actual favorite wrestler is Wrestling/KurtAngle).
** His [[TallTale over-the-top anecdotes]] describing Wrestling/BrockLesnar's [[MemeticBadass sheer badassery]], i.e. "He once punched a tree so hard, it turned into a book and pages were just filled with screams."
** Whenever he describes the infamously SoBadItsGood "House of Horrors" match between Wrestling/BrayWyatt and Wrestling/RandyOrton, he makes a concerted effort to mention the spot of Orton being pinned down by [[InsistentTerminology "a dirty fridge"]], specific phrasing that's passed onto his peers in ''[=WrestleTalk=]'' and ''[=PartsFUNKnown=]''.
** Whenever he needs to explain a relevant piece of UsefulNotes/ProfessionalWrestlingJargon, he cites "Wrebster's Wrestling Dictionary", complete with an image of Wrestling/SinCara photoshopped to hold said dictionary [[RushedInvertedReading upside-down]].
** [TheNicknamer His elaborate and rhyming nicknames]] for Wrestling/{{WWE}}, almost always namedropping former chairman/CEO Wrestling/VinceMcMahon: "Vince's House of Winces", "Vince [=McMahon's=] Punchbox Lunch Box", "Vinnie Mac's Attack Shack", "Vince's Marketplace of Kicks to the Face", etc.
** Coming up with [[TheNicknamer increasingly fanciful nicknames]] for Wrestling/TheUndertaker in [[OncePerEpisode every new list he's mentioned in]], examples including "[[Literature/TheTwilightSaga Deadward Cullen]]", "Mr. Frightening Lightning", "Professor Heebies Von Jeebies", "[[/Creator/MarkWahlberg Marky Mark and the Funeral Bunch]]", "Iggy the Grave Diggy Piggy", "[[Film/ArmyOfDarkness Army of Dad-ness]]", "The Face That Haunts the Place", "Shoulder Pad Smolder Dad", and ''much'' more.
** His unabashed crush for and desire to marry Wrestling/KeithLee (which is more of a gag than simple AuthorAppeal as Blampied has stated on multiple occasions that his actual favorite wrestler is Wrestling/KurtAngle).
** His [[TallTale over-the-top anecdotes]] describing Wrestling/BrockLesnar's [[MemeticBadass sheer badassery]], i.e. "He once punched a tree so hard, it turned into a book and pages were just filled with screams."
** Whenever he describes the infamously SoBadItsGood "House of Horrors" match between Wrestling/BrayWyatt and Wrestling/RandyOrton, he makes a concerted effort to mention the spot of Orton being pinned down by [[InsistentTerminology "a dirty fridge"]], specific phrasing that's passed onto his peers in ''[=WrestleTalk=]'' and ''[=PartsFUNKnown=]''.
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** [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} Ash Ketchum]] giving a FacePalm in CringeComedy moments.
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** [[Anime/{{Pokemon}} [[Anime/PokemonTheSeries Ash Ketchum]] giving a FacePalm in CringeComedy moments.
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* ''WebVideo/PiratesSMP'':
** The "land boat" phenomenon, where a creator-character accidentally places their (usually just purchased) boat either inland or on shore instead of in the ocean, often requiring admin assistance to move the boat back out to sea.
** For about the first two weeks of the SMP, the sloops each of the pirates have can somehow be occupied by mobs at the ship's wheel. This has mind-bogglingly led to many incidents of various mobs, especially ''flies'', stealing random players' boats and in at least one case, ''driving it around''. This has since been mitigated during the second boat upgrade, where the boats can be occupied by more than one person or mob at a time, though unwanted mobs can still be commonly seen occupying boat seats, with occasional hijacking still occurring due to misclicks.
** The Kestrel faction claiming that the true extent of their wealth is located in offshore bank accounts.
** The "land boat" phenomenon, where a creator-character accidentally places their (usually just purchased) boat either inland or on shore instead of in the ocean, often requiring admin assistance to move the boat back out to sea.
** For about the first two weeks of the SMP, the sloops each of the pirates have can somehow be occupied by mobs at the ship's wheel. This has mind-bogglingly led to many incidents of various mobs, especially ''flies'', stealing random players' boats and in at least one case, ''driving it around''. This has since been mitigated during the second boat upgrade, where the boats can be occupied by more than one person or mob at a time, though unwanted mobs can still be commonly seen occupying boat seats, with occasional hijacking still occurring due to misclicks.
** The Kestrel faction claiming that the true extent of their wealth is located in offshore bank accounts.
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-->'''Frodo''': (singing) Oh what a pleasant day!
-->'''Sam''': (annoyed) Quiet.
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-->'''Sam''': (annoyed)
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/@SSkorkowsky Seth Skorkowsy]]: When the adventure he's reviewing and critiquing involves helping an NPC who is a [[{{Retcon}} previously-unknown associate of the player characters]], Jack the NPC will [[MrExposition summarize the whole inciting incident to the off-camera party]], [[AsYouKnow including the suddenly-established relationship with the NPC]], and finish with dramatically raising a hand in the air and saying "Hold on, (NPC), we're coming to ''save'' you!"
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** In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to [[spoiler:make Dina and Gideon break up by either sleeping or mutilating her]], they purposefully squirt on the Dormitory's bathroom floor so that she would slip on it and hit her head on the sink [[spoiler:so she would be numb enough to be sent to Timbuktu in a box]]. In the end, [[spoiler:they succeed and she is sent away.]]
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** In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to [[spoiler:make Dina and Gideon break up by either sleeping with or mutilating her]], they purposefully squirt on the Dormitory's bathroom floor so that she would slip on it and hit her head on the sink [[spoiler:so she would be numb enough to be sent to Timbuktu in a box]]. In the end, [[spoiler:they succeed and she is sent away.]]
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* In the world of It/DinaMarino most of the characters tend to slip on bodilly fluid, hit their head on a nearby furniture and become stunned and/or chomatose after that.
** In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to ([[spoiler:make Dina and Gideon break up by either sleeping or mutilating her]]), they purposefully squirt on the Dormitory's bathroom floor so that she would slip on it and hit her head on the sink ([[spoiler:so she would be numb enough to be sent to Timbuktu in a box)). In the end, ([[spoiler:they succeed and she is sent away.))
** In the fourth episode [[https://youtu.be/uNOf3w41DB4?si=dLB4gyiQ5a6DTCrx]], after Estrella Cox ([[spoiler:wakes up in the hospital)), she slips on Trixie's menstrual blood and her head hits the nearby night table.
** In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to ([[spoiler:make Dina and Gideon break up by either sleeping or mutilating her]]), they purposefully squirt on the Dormitory's bathroom floor so that she would slip on it and hit her head on the sink ([[spoiler:so she would be numb enough to be sent to Timbuktu in a box)). In the end, ([[spoiler:they succeed and she is sent away.))
** In the fourth episode [[https://youtu.be/uNOf3w41DB4?si=dLB4gyiQ5a6DTCrx]], after Estrella Cox ([[spoiler:wakes up in the hospital)), she slips on Trixie's menstrual blood and her head hits the nearby night table.
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* In the world of It/DinaMarino ItWebOriginal/DinaMarino most of the characters tend to slip on bodilly fluid, hit their head on a nearby furniture and become stunned and/or chomatose after that.
** In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to([[spoiler:make [[spoiler:make Dina and Gideon break up by either sleeping or mutilating her]]), her]], they purposefully squirt on the Dormitory's bathroom floor so that she would slip on it and hit her head on the sink ([[spoiler:so [[spoiler:so she would be numb enough to be sent to Timbuktu in a box)). box]]. In the end, ([[spoiler:they [[spoiler:they succeed and she is sent away.))
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** In the fourth episode [[https://youtu.be/uNOf3w41DB4?si=dLB4gyiQ5a6DTCrx]], after Estrella Cox([[spoiler:wakes [[spoiler:wakes up in the hospital)), hospital]], she slips on Trixie's menstrual blood and her head hits the nearby night table.table, [[spoiler:causing her to become chomatose]].
** In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to
** In the fourth episode [[https://youtu.be/uNOf3w41DB4?si=dLB4gyiQ5a6DTCrx]], after Estrella Cox
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* In the world of It/DinaMarino most of the characters tend to slip on bodilly fluid, hit their head on a nearby furniture and become stunned and/or chomatose after that.
**In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to ([[spoiler:make Dina and Gideon break up by either sleeping or mutilating her]]), they purposefully squirt on the Dormitory's bathroom floor so that she would slip on it and hit her head on the sink ([[spoiler:so she would be numb enough to be sent to Timbuktu in a box)). In the end, ([[spoiler:they succeed and she is sent away.))
**In the fourth episode [[https://youtu.be/uNOf3w41DB4?si=dLB4gyiQ5a6DTCrx]], after Estrella Cox ([[spoiler:wakes up in the hospital)), she slips on Trixie's menstrual blood and her head hits the nearby night table.
**In the second episode[[https://youtu.be/9ByoAj9KfOc?si=Cblzoaad6unMgvWa]], after Dina and Siria are fed up at Anne's attempts to ([[spoiler:make Dina and Gideon break up by either sleeping or mutilating her]]), they purposefully squirt on the Dormitory's bathroom floor so that she would slip on it and hit her head on the sink ([[spoiler:so she would be numb enough to be sent to Timbuktu in a box)). In the end, ([[spoiler:they succeed and she is sent away.))
**In the fourth episode [[https://youtu.be/uNOf3w41DB4?si=dLB4gyiQ5a6DTCrx]], after Estrella Cox ([[spoiler:wakes up in the hospital)), she slips on Trixie's menstrual blood and her head hits the nearby night table.
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* ''WebVideo/PatmanPost'':
** Cups of pee, which are inevitably given to an unsuspecting Patman, who always responds with "Terrible!"
** Patman's comically bad driving, which usually ends with him crashing into something.
** Exclusive to "Patman Post in snow motion": Snow falling on Patman every time he leaves a building.
** Cups of pee, which are inevitably given to an unsuspecting Patman, who always responds with "Terrible!"
** Patman's comically bad driving, which usually ends with him crashing into something.
** Exclusive to "Patman Post in snow motion": Snow falling on Patman every time he leaves a building.
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* During ''LetsPlay/GetDaved's'' let's plays, he often awards (or deducts) [=GetDaved=] points to the viewers depending on if they understood a reference or if they responded to something in a certain way.
--> '''[=GetDaved:=]''' Give yourself ten [=GetDaved=] points if your yelling at your screen right now.
--> '''[=GetDaved:=]''' Give yourself ten [=GetDaved=] points if your yelling at your screen right now.
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* During ''LetsPlay/GetDaved's'' ''[=GetDaved's=]'' let's plays, he often awards (or deducts) [=GetDaved=] points to the viewers depending on if they understood a reference or if they responded to something in a certain way.
--> '''[=GetDaved:=]''' Give yourself ten [=GetDaved=] points ifyour you're yelling at your screen right now.
--> '''[=GetDaved:=]''' Give yourself ten [=GetDaved=] points if
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** He often brings up Henry becoming an AdaptationalWimp in Sodor's Finest episodes, usually accompanied by the clip of him screaming as leaves cover his eyes in "The Three Steam Engines Gruff".
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** He references ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' a lot in his videos, usually in a negative light, and sometimes hides Peter Griffin in the thumbnails.
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** Three times in his ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends'' season 6 retrospective, he plays a laugh track after showing a clip where a character says something snarky.
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** Three times Whenever he's being snide in his "Big World, Big Adventures was an Embarrassing Disaster", he calls ''WesternAnimation/ThomasAndFriends'' "Thomas the Train".
** Three times in the season 6 retrospective, he plays a laugh track after showing a clip where a character says something snarky.
** Three times in the season 6 retrospective, he plays a laugh track after showing a clip where a character says something snarky.
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* Creator/JohnMichaelGreer's ''The Archdruid Report'': In the article ''[[https://archdruidmirror.blogspot.com/2017/06/the-next-ten-billion-years.html The Next Ten Billion Years]]'', almost every period of history he examines in the timeline has people claiming that fusion power, artificial intelligence, and interstellar migration will solve all their problems, while other people claim that the apocalypse is imminent. Both of these are presented, as they always are on the blog, as useless non-responses to the problems of climate change, fossil fuel depletion, and biodiversity loss. This even extends to post-human species on Earth: the [[BirdPeople corvins]] are mentioned as having futilely attempted interstellar migration, while [[spoiler:the corbicules ultimately discover that none of the options proposed by cornucopians were ever practical in the first place.]]
