[ SECRET POST #3969 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3969 ⌋

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[Vampire Princess Miyu]


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[Disgaea/Soul Nomad]


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Comments

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[kaijinscendre]

Phone calls. People rarely answer or end a phone normally.

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[(Anonymous)]

Oh man, this is a huge pet peeve! In movies, people just... hang up. Like no good-byes, just abrupt hanging up. I find it so alarming. Even extending to real life exits/departures.

Then again I come from an area where good-byes are notorious for lasting like half an hour lol

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[comma_chameleon]

Now you're making me think of front doors. Those are my two media pet peeves. No one ever seems to shut/lock their doors when they come in/go out, and no one ever like... ends a conversation like a normal human being on the phone. They just... hang up.

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[greghousesgf]

when people on TV call the cops the cops always pick up the phone immediately. Last time I had to call the cops about something I was on hold for ten minutes.

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[(Anonymous)]

911 or the regular police line?

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[greghousesgf]

the regular police line not 911

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[(Anonymous)]

I also love how people tend to just jump out of taxis with no time to actually pay the driver. That's so strange.

Re: What is never accurately portrayed in media?

[(Anonymous)]

I actually love this trope. It wouldn't work in real life, obviously, but in fiction it just makes the scene feel a lot more active. It's like they don't have time to say goodbye because what they're doing is really important! And also, they know each other super well - so well they don't even need to do any of the usual phone pleasantries.