A later chapter in the manga had a Sales Girl whose hobbies was to guess the use of various Noodle Implements the shoppers bought.Subverted later as the reason Itoshiki fears Abiru's father buying Ichigo 100% is because apparently there was a famous lone soldier who took down an army with a copy of Kimagure Orange Road. When Nozomu is following Abiru's father around believing that he's abusing her, even the most mundane of items (and a copy of Strawberry 100%) are taken as tools of abuse in some way that people aren't quite clear on.That or Matra Milan just likes Negima, which would make sense, all things considered. Omamori Himari: Spring onions and posteriors is suggested (and apparently actually used) when Yuuto has a cold in chapter 34.One can only wonder exactly how far the initial idea managed to escalate. Much later on, Natsumi drops by the Confessional to ask for advice concerning an incident involving "a large number of spring onions".
Negima! Magister Negi Magi does a Continuity Nod involving some of these when Chizuru and Natsumi are trying to nurse Kotaro back to health, and Chizuru suggests some sort of folk remedy involving shoving a spring onion up his rear end.The dub version of Hetalia: Axis Powers features Germany claiming to have "killed a man in his sleep with only his own moustache and a grape".The Region 1 DVD of Excel Saga has, in place of the standard legal warning, a parody thereof which warns that violations will be "dealt with in the most severe manner possible, most probably involving chicken feathers, cod liver oil and a very, very depraved walrus.".No further information, not even a quirky name for this incident, is given.
Durarara!! has mention of barrels of gasoline being rolled down the third floor of the highschool back when Izaya and Shizuo attended.In one episode of Di Gi Charat Nyo, Puchiko's guardians get ready to make a Phantom Cake, pulling out everything they need, which amounts to quite a pile, including (but not limited to) a bucket, a cactus, a tire, an umbrella, a drum, a moai and a Christmas Tree.An Incident is a single event, definite, while Implements can mean both "ongoing" and "tools", so it is more undefined and open. Therefore a character can mention a Noodle Incident using Noodle Implements. To compare it with Noodle Incident, Noodle Incident is basically a specific variant of Noodle Implements that already happened in-universe. The phrasing and circumstance makes it obvious, but the unknown act appears much more intense. The most common uses are for an especially Zany Scheme, some delightfully exotic sex or some truly ingenious torture. Noodle Implements is used to suggest an act that would normally be unthinkable to show, by listing a set of objects in context. After all, who could come up with a funnier scene involving these odd tools than the viewer's imagination could? One common way is to imply the general feel and mention a few outlandish items to be used but not how they are used. But Eng have bowled plenty of good balls and beaten the edge themselves, so why aren’t South Africa’s batsmen getting out to them quite so easily? At some point you’ve got to question their concentration as well as their techniques.Sometimes the best way to describe something is to give a few hints and let imaginations run wild, especially if you aren't allowed or can't be bothered to get explicit. But is it even possible to have a successful career as an inconsistent test opener? There’s only so many times a team can find themselves at 20-2 and 50-4 and recover, before they eventually start getting blown away by good bowling attacks.||Already in this test we’re seeing excuses for Eng’s first innings, with commentators saying most batsmen got out to good balls. ||I remember a few months ago McCullum said that Crawley would never be a consistent player, but he’d back him 100%. “England’s batting, for all the magic we’ve seen in the last four tests, still clearly has deep flaws and against a proper pace attack they’ve come up woefully short.
“Hello from the People’s Republic of South Yorkshire (Sheffield),” writes Nick. Surely that must be it for this (magnificent) spell. A last ball no ball tests his patience but he duly turns on the thunder once more. It gives way in the follow through after one ball and then he limps back to his mark. 57th over: South Africa 195-5 ( Jansen 2, Verreynne 1 ) Ooooff, Stokes’s leg doesn’t look pretty.
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