daabeta.blogg.se - Honey, Your Shoes Ain't Nothing New by Ross Wright

In Goblin Slayer, Priestess introduces herself as "Noman" when confronting a group of Sasquatches.And Rin/Cure Rouge's twin siblings in Yes! Pretty Cure 5.Ditto with the two human characters in Animal Crossing: The Movie.This was lampshaded by the dub voice actresses for the two in the commentary on one of the DVDs. Their names mean "love" and "courage" in Japanese. Final Fantasy: Unlimited has the main characters Yuu and Ai.Digimon Fusion: Damemon's first meeting with Yuu Amano started out this way, as a result of Damemon's love of interspersed Gratuitous English (in this case, the word "you" being homophonous to "Yuu").This 1986 Miller's Outpost commercial has one guy talking about the chain having a "short sale" as in a sale on pairs of shorts while the other guy thinks he means a sale for a short length of time.This advertisement for The Late Show with Stephen Colbert involving Stephen, David Tennant and Doctor Who.This 2013 Toyota Camry ad, featuring mascot character "Coach T." and Craig T.An early '90s commercial for a brand new cereal called Bran News used a pair of Abbott and Costello lookalikes to do this style of comedy.One is confused by the other when the name of the dip is said, since he sounds like he's saying "Hell of a good dip." There was a radio advertisement for Heluva Good dips which involves a conversation between two men trying the dip.

This '80s commercial for Kellogg's Nut & Honey cereal.

"Yes, we know it's all you'll drive, but what's your favorite feature?"

There was an ad for a minivan in which the happy owners were asked what they liked best about it.

Frequently, if not usually, overlaps with Overly-Long Gag.Ĭashier: Yo! If it involves an owl and the question "Who?", see Owls Ask "Who?", or for another bird, try Duck!. Sometimes overlaps with What's a Henway?. See Chain of Corrections, Pronoun Trouble, and Sustained Misunderstanding for related tropes. Noman from the village of Womanborn shows up at your door looking for blood. Slightly more serious versions may use this as a form of loophole or Prophecy Twist: knowing that No Man of Woman Born may slay you is little comfort when Mr.

Occasionally, characters have this as a running joke about their name.

It needs be emphasized that it is very important for the routine (as the Simpsons quote shows) that no matter how smart either side is or how exasperated it gets (or how eager is one of them to please the other), none of them will ask a question or provide an answer that will be utterly unambiguous. However, this is not necessary if the Straight Man is being intentionally ambiguous. If used in the actual plot, this is usually the result of an idiot Comically Missing the Point. This could expand into a Hurricane of Puns: "to make money loafing, you have to really knead the dough." "Ain'tcha got any bats made for baseball?"