Cheek Copy/Playing With

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    • Basic Trope: A character photocopies his/her bare buttocks.
    • Played Straight: Bob sits on the copy machine at work and makes a copy or two of his bare butt.
    • Exaggerated: Bob photocopies every part of his body.
    • Justified:
      • Bob is bored and/or mischievous.
      • Bob wants to Troll his coworkers and/or boss.
      • It's the office Christmas party and Bob is drunk
    • Inverted: Bob makes a photocopy of his face.
    • Subverted:
      • Bob doesn't copy his buttocks.
      • Bob is using the scanner, not the photocopier.
    • Double Subverted:
      • He copies his testicles.
      • He scans his buttocks, then sends the picture as an email attachment to the office.
    • Deconstructed:
      • Bob's butt crushes the glass and electrocutes himself when he does this.
      • Bob gets fired for unprofessional conduct and/or gross misuse of office supplies.
    • Reconstructed: Bob sits on the copier very carefully and anonymously.
    • Parodied:
      • Within weeks, the entire world is plastered with the numerous photocopies of Bob's buns.
      • The photocopy is seen by a fashion designer who thinks he'd be a great underwear model and sets out to find him.
    • Lampshaded: "Because of Bob's unprofessional and gross misuse of our office copier, we will be installing cameras in the copy room to monitor behavior."
    • Averted: Bob doesn't copy his butt at all.
    • Enforced: Rule of Funny in a Work Com.
    • Invoked: Bob is tempted to copy his buttocks after the Pointy-Haired Boss yells at him.
    • Defied: Bob knows that he could be fired justifiably for this, and since he has a wife and kids to feed, resists the temptation to do this or tell off PHB.
    • Played For Laughs: Always is.
    • Played For Drama: See "Deconstructed"
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