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#BRITISH WIFE CALLED FOR A QUICKY FUCK WHILE HUSBAND AWAY CODE#
A very poignant use crops up a lot in Code Geass the racist, darwinist Britannians call those who were once Japanese "Elevens", since Japan was redesignated "Area 11" after the Britannians invaded, as a way of oppressing the Japanese They go as far as to illegalise the use of the terms "Japan" and "Japanese".In the same show, Fuko's carvings are starfish, not stars.This makes most people somewhat uncomfortable, as it is a rather intimate form of address. Kotomi from CLANNAD insists on being addressed with "Kotomi-chan" and won't even register other forms of address.The perpetually poor Toku from Café Kichijōji de owns a pair of pet hamsters whom his co-workers insist on labelling as "emergency rations".
Butterflies, Flowers: Domoto insists that Choko address him as "Director Domoto" when on the job.These terms help to keep track of Reiner's mental state as he goes insane from guilt. It's one of the hints that both are The Mole, drawing a line between the human "soldiers" they've infiltrated and their own group, identified only as "warriors".
#BRITISH WIFE CALLED FOR A QUICKY FUCK WHILE HUSBAND AWAY ANDROID#
Maico in Android Announcer Maico 2010 tells us she's "not a robot - I'm an android.".Would Be Rude to Say "Genocide": Character insists that certain actions are actually not genocidal.Ĭompare/Contrast with She Is Not My Girlfriend (character insists a romance does not exist, sometimes an overlap when "friend" is substituted), Do Not Call Me "Paul" (character has a name they do not wish to be known by), Blatant Lies (character insists to make an affirmation that obviously isn't real), Don't Call Me "Sir" (character insists another not be formal), They Call Me MISTER Tibbs! (character insists another uses a formal/informal title in conversation), You Keep Using That Word (a character corrects or points out another character's repeated word misuse), Pronouncing My Name for You (when a character insists on others getting the pronunciation of their name correct/the way they want), and Pretentious Pronunciation (character wishes to class up something by "pronouncing it poshly", overlaps if they insist on their pronunciation).Technical Euphemism: Using technical language to make something seem less disturbing or gross.Spell My Name with a "The": The character insists on an article to impress.Not Using the "Z" Word: Usually a meta-example, because the work itself refuses to use a colloquial term.Never Say "Die": Usually a meta-example, often due to Moral Guardians opposing any mention of death in children's media.Less Embarrassing Term: Character insists on calling something by a more "dignified" term.It's Not Porn, It's Art: The distinction between art and porn is debated.I Am Not Weasel: A Talking Animal insists on being identified as the correct species.I Am Big Boned: Character insists their weight problem comes from an uncontrollable source.Distinction Without a Difference: Character insists on a synonymous term."Blackmail" Is Such an Ugly Word: Character insists on a euphemism to cover up a negative reality.Action Figure Justification: It's not a "doll", it's an "action figure".Can also be done with an ethnic joke where the person has to correct others about some stereotypical aspect of nationality. Occasionally this extends into a species joke, where an alien or funny animal corrects others about some stereotypical aspect. Sometimes this is because they could be called something people see as unflattering or a poor choice of words. Hey, we aren't "describing" Insistent Terminology, we are "articulating" it!Ī character constantly corrects a word ( fine, if you say it's called a term, then it's called a term) used in their introduction or any speech that otherwise refers to them, but never seems to stop (all right, keep) anyone else from using it.
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