Option B is correct. The example is valid, ruling out A, and C leads to Conversation In The Main Page and incorrect Example Indentation. If there is a D, I haven't thought of it either. Thanks for catching the problem, and welcome to TVT!
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.Is this related to Armchair Psychology in anyway? I think this or Politeness Judo is what makes that page so weird and aggravating.
Edited by jate88This seriously needs either a rename and/or a new description. It's not very clear.
I'm up for joining Discord servers! PM me if you know any good ones! Hide / Show RepliesThe name is arguably kind of unintuitive (though it's also established, which should count for something). But what's unclear about the description?
For further reference: The name and the redirects were discussed in a Trope Repair Shop.
Edited by LordGro Let's just say and leave it at that.Edited this:
- In Sneakers, Robert Redford claims (and demonstrates!) that all you need to get into any building in the world is a clipboard and a confident wave.
I'm newish and unfamiliar with the community zeitgeist, so I'm not sure if I should make an edit. Under "Real Life," someone references a case where a person convinced others to perform a rectal exam using this trope, and seems to be implying that it was a ha ha funny thing. Is that something I should a) delete b) rewrite in such a way as to not imply that assault is humorous, or c) respond to with a sub-bullet indicating that assault isn't humorous. Or is there a d) that I haven't thought of.
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