My mother once mentioned that my girlfriend might be related to me. She has not brought this up since.

Since Footloose does not exist on this site, I will discuss what bugged me here, that's similar to this. In the ending song, when everyone is dancing, they unleash a net full of glitter over the dancers. WHERE IN THE FUCK DOES ALL THE GLITTER COME FROM?

From the same place they all had choreography lessons and rehearsed their songs from. It's a musical, Rule of Cheesy is law.

Mi friend wrote a short story which started with a man running away from the police. In the next chapter, the plot was about a group of people investigating paranormal events. The guy at the beginning is never mentioned again.

I accidentally did this in an article I was writing about something. Started off with a proper introduction and the points I was going to discuss. By the time it was done I had talked about a whole lot of things, but completely forgot to address some of the points that formed the basis for the article. Oops.

In High School, those of us in the Drama Club were the ones in the commercials that would be shown with the video announcements. We did one based on ''{{The Wizard of Oz}}'', but the girl who played the Dorothy expy had a dentist appointment for the last part of the shoot, so we just did it without her. The commercial aired nonetheless.

This troper accidentally did this when writing one story ages ago. Originally, the group of main characters where going to head into the main city to investigate what happened; which would lead to them figuring out what happened after a wild party that resulted in a city-wide FreakyFridayFlip. While they mention they were going to investigate at the end of one chapter, I somehow forgot to write that part of the story; instead, the chapter right after skips to the group, already knowing what happened and who was behind it, going on a quest to recover the 7 {{Mineral MacGuffin}}s before the villains can with little explanation.

This troper did a news program in middle school. The first day that it was shot, there was a female co anchor with him named "Alex". She left the school a few days later and was replaced with another girl named "Kay". While Kay ended up more popular with the rest of the school, every student was perplexed with Alex's disappearance...mostly due to the fact that they had never seen her before the newsprogram...or after.

The first computer my family ever had we got around December 1989. The guy in the store talked us into getting a Magnavox Headstart 3000, arguing that it was cutting edge and came highly recommended. We had the computer for a couple of years, replaced it with another one, and did I don't know what with the old one--and to this very day I have never, ever, ever seen or heard any further reference to the three thousand even when seeking them out using a search engine. Had it not been for the fact that I spent endless hours at it playing games like ''Uridium'' and ''Alternate Reality: The City'' I would have no proof whatsoever even in my own memory that the three thousand ever existed. It's almost spooky in a way.

In a Star Trek RP, the main characters were caught in a plot developed by Q. During the start of it, the Doctor, an NPC, got turned into a mouse. The plot is resolved, everyone's happy, and the mouse is never again mentioned.