I've got an idea. Why don't we include a folder for trope names that are stealth puns, such as Incest Is Relative.
And then everybody died. The end. Hide / Show RepliesEh, that one at least is already on the Just For Pun index.
That was the amazing part. Things just keep going.How is the first Discworld example (the "Hangman" drink) a Stealth Pun? It's explained in the story.
It does not matter who I am. What matters is, who will you become? - motto of Omsk Bird Hide / Show RepliesYeah, pulled it. Also the "unarmed combat" gag from Jingo, another Non-Stealthy Pun.
Is this more than a Justfying Edit for the MLP:FIM entry?
- Prime example of the fandom forcing references where there are none. Amnion only means bowl in one single instance, "lamb's blood bowl". "Amnos" is Greek for lamb, not for bowl. So, there goes one third of the "pun". The second third, "morphic" means "shape-related", not "shaping". So, that's zero out of two. Finally, it's "bearded", not "hairy", so that's zero out of three.
The following has been copied over from this trope's Headscratchers page:
- Is there a Stealth Pun in the MST 3 K quote?
- No, it was said in reaction to one.
It's more suited to Discussion.
I'm not crazy, I just don't give a darn!EDIT: Nevermind, I remembered the mentioned example wrong. Disregard this remark.
Edited by CrazedNinjaI assume this Pearls Before Swine strip is an example, but I'm not seeing it. Anyone know?
The joke with Michael Jackson is not actually an example, whether or not it is funny. Spoiler: It's not funny.
This might as well be a running gag by now: can someone explain the joke on the quotes page? Was the third Robin a fake...?
Blog; tumblr Hide / Show RepliesThe third Robin was Tim Drake.
We claim the land for the highlord, God bless the land and the hiiighlooord!
To stop an edit war, what is with the Charmin example? How is that a stealth pun? Everyone knows they're going to the bathroom. Does the woods mean something else?