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The '''Kissing Warm Up''' is when a character practices their smooching skills alone. It mostly occurs with young characters who have not had their [[First Kiss]]. It may involve kissing your hand, the mirror, [[Furry Fandom|a stuffed animal]], [[Interspecies Romance|a live]] [[But You Screw One Goat!|animal]], or anything handy. |
The '''Kissing Warm Up''' is when a character practices their smooching skills alone. It mostly occurs with young characters who have not had their [[First Kiss]]. It may involve kissing your hand, the mirror, [[Furry Fandom|a stuffed animal]], [[Interspecies Romance|a live]] [[But You Screw One Goat!|animal]], or anything handy. |
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Frequently occurs in anticipation of a [[Spin the Bottle|make-out party]]. Can turn into [[Cringe Comedy]] if another character [[Caught |
Frequently occurs in anticipation of a [[Spin the Bottle|make-out party]]. Can turn into [[Cringe Comedy]] if another character [[Caught with Your Pants Down|catches them in the act]]. |
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If the kissing warm up is with a living person, it's a [[Practice Kiss]]. If the kiss is with a live animal who is [[Talking Animal|sapient]], you may be looking for [[Interspecies Romance]]. |
If the kissing warm up is with a living person, it's a [[Practice Kiss]]. If the kiss is with a live animal who is [[Talking Animal|sapient]], you may be looking for [[Interspecies Romance]]. |
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* In ''[[Superstar]]'', Mary Katherine Gallagher makes out with a tree trunk. |
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* On ''[[My So-Called Life]]'', Danielle catches Angela kissing a mirror. |
* On ''[[My So-Called Life]]'', Danielle catches Angela kissing a mirror. |
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* JD of ''[[Scrubs]]'' practices kissing with his stuffed dog. |
* JD of ''[[Scrubs]]'' practices kissing with his stuffed dog. |
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* Referenced in the ''[[ |
* Referenced in the ''[[Red Dwarf]]'' episode "Confidence and Paranoia", when Paranoia starts dredging up Lister's embarrassing adolescent memories. |
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* Justin goes through a whole kissing montage in one episode of ''[[Wizards of Waverly Place]]''. Needless to say, [[Hilarity Ensues]]. |
* Justin goes through a whole kissing montage in one episode of ''[[Wizards of Waverly Place]]''. Needless to say, [[Hilarity Ensues]]. |
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* ''[[Pepper Ann]]'' gets ready for her first unsupervised party by warming up on her hand, a watermelon, and a pillow. |
* ''[[Pepper Ann]]'' gets ready for her first unsupervised party by warming up on her hand, a watermelon, and a pillow. |
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* On ''[[King of the Hill]]'', Bobby practices kissing on Luanne's hairdresser dummy. |
* On ''[[King of the Hill]]'', Bobby practices kissing on Luanne's hairdresser dummy. |
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* In ''[[The Venture Brothers]]'', Dean practices by kissing his hand. When he later describes it as "practicing being a boyfriend," it's [[A Date |
* In ''[[The Venture Brothers]]'', Dean practices by kissing his hand. When he later describes it as "practicing being a boyfriend," it's [[A Date with Rosie Palms|not taken the right way.]] |
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* Referenced in the ''[[ |
* Referenced in the ''[[Adventure Time]]'' episode "The Enchiridion." Finn opens the titular book to examine it and finds a page titled "Chapter 5: How to Kiss Princesses." [[Freeze-Frame Bonus|Pausing the scene quickly]] reveals that the author recommends practicing on a Lip Monster beforehand. |
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* Doug of ''[[Doug]]'' practices kissing on a balloon. |
* Doug of ''[[Doug]]'' practices kissing on a balloon. |
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* ''[[Hey Arnold]]'' gives us the creepy yet hilarious kiss between Helga and her Arnold shrine - made completely out of wads of his used gum. |
* ''[[Hey Arnold!]]'' gives us the creepy yet hilarious kiss between Helga and her Arnold shrine - made completely out of wads of his used gum. |
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Latest revision as of 09:25, 25 February 2015
The Kissing Warm Up is when a character practices their smooching skills alone. It mostly occurs with young characters who have not had their First Kiss. It may involve kissing your hand, the mirror, a stuffed animal, a live animal, or anything handy.
Frequently occurs in anticipation of a make-out party. Can turn into Cringe Comedy if another character catches them in the act.
If the kissing warm up is with a living person, it's a Practice Kiss. If the kiss is with a live animal who is sapient, you may be looking for Interspecies Romance.
Compare Test Kiss. Not to be confused with I Kiss Your Hand.
Examples of Kissing Warm Up include:
Film
- In Superstar, Mary Katherine Gallagher makes out with a tree trunk.
Literature
- In Noughts and Crosses, when Callum and Sephy are having their First Kiss, Sephy's internal monologue mentions that she has practised kissing with her pillow.
Live Action TV
- Doogie Howser, M.D.: Vinnie shows a 12-year-old female patient (who has a crush on Doogie) how to practice kissing by locking lips onto a window.
- On My So-Called Life, Danielle catches Angela kissing a mirror.
- JD of Scrubs practices kissing with his stuffed dog.
- Referenced in the Red Dwarf episode "Confidence and Paranoia", when Paranoia starts dredging up Lister's embarrassing adolescent memories.
- Justin goes through a whole kissing montage in one episode of Wizards of Waverly Place. Needless to say, Hilarity Ensues.
Western Animation
- Pepper Ann gets ready for her first unsupervised party by warming up on her hand, a watermelon, and a pillow.
- On King of the Hill, Bobby practices kissing on Luanne's hairdresser dummy.
- In The Venture Brothers, Dean practices by kissing his hand. When he later describes it as "practicing being a boyfriend," it's not taken the right way.
- Referenced in the Adventure Time episode "The Enchiridion." Finn opens the titular book to examine it and finds a page titled "Chapter 5: How to Kiss Princesses." Pausing the scene quickly reveals that the author recommends practicing on a Lip Monster beforehand.
- Doug of Doug practices kissing on a balloon.
- Hey Arnold! gives us the creepy yet hilarious kiss between Helga and her Arnold shrine - made completely out of wads of his used gum.