| Display title | Traveling Pipe Bulge |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Mostly found in animated and CG media, the Traveling Pipe Bulge is a phenomenon that occurs when an object moves through a pipe or hard tube, creating a bulge to tell you where it is. Bonus points if the fittings do not contract after the object passes through them. |
