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OhWailyWaily: Updated Nutt's "marital status"

2018-11-05T16:17:03Z

Updated Nutt's "marital status"

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	\|marital status= ~~single at last report~~		\|marital status= Romantically linked with Glenda Sugarbean

	\|books= {{UA}}		\|books= {{UA}}

Old Dickens: fix duplication in template

2018-01-04T04:18:14Z

fix duplication in template

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	On page 370 of {{UA}} Nutt claims, "I am an orc with a terrible urge to smoke a cigar". This ''could'' be seen as a parody of ''{{wp\|World_Of_Warcraft\|World Of Warcraft}}'' as certain Orcs can be seen with cigars in some screenshots, although this is stretching the realms of the likely to breaking point. Considering that Nutt had just finished psychoanalysing himself however, it is more likely a reference to the famous phrase 'sometimes a cigar is just a cigar,' generally attributed to Freud, although it does not appear in any of his works.		On page 370 of {{UA}} Nutt claims, "I am an orc with a terrible urge to smoke a cigar". This ''could'' be seen as a parody of ''{{wp\|World_Of_Warcraft\|World of Warcraft}}'' as certain Orcs can be seen with cigars in some screenshots, although this is stretching the realms of the likely to breaking point. Considering that Nutt had just finished psychoanalysing himself however, it is more likely a reference to the famous phrase 'sometimes a cigar is just a cigar,' generally attributed to Freud, although it does not appear in any of his works.

	The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise longue (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.		The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise longue (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.

Old Dickens: move comment

2018-01-04T04:04:26Z

move comment

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	The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise longue (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.		The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise longue (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.

	Just seen the blinding bleeding obvious. Mr Nutt. Recast the name as ''Missed A Nut''. A screw loose, a connection not properly tightened, a missing component... they do say Terry P incorporated some blindingly obvious jokes hidden out in the open where everyone could miss them because they're so intent on looking for the deeper stuff... [[User:AgProv\|AgProv]] ([[User talk:AgProv\|talk]]) 22:22, 26 April 2015 (UTC)

	[[Category:Discworld characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]		[[Category:Discworld characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]
	[[Category:Leading characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]		[[Category:Leading characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]
	[[de:Nutt]]		[[de:Nutt]]

Old Dickens: Template

2017-10-18T17:23:52Z

Template

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			\|marital status= single at last report

	\|books= {{UA}}		\|books= {{UA}}
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Jagra: Pic link

2016-02-15T21:06:53Z

Pic link

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	\|title= Mister Nutt		\|title= Mister Nutt
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	\|name= Nutt		\|name= Nutt
	\|age= Unknown		\|age= Unknown
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	Just seen the blinding bleeding obvious. Mr Nutt. Recast the name as ''Missed A Nut''. A screw loose, a connection not properly tightened, a missing component... they do say Terry P incorporated some blindingly obvious jokes hidden out in the open where everyone could miss them because they're so intent on looking for the deeper stuff... [[User:AgProv\|AgProv]] ([[User talk:AgProv\|talk]]) 22:22, 26 April 2015 (UTC)		Just seen the blinding bleeding obvious. Mr Nutt. Recast the name as ''Missed A Nut''. A screw loose, a connection not properly tightened, a missing component... they do say Terry P incorporated some blindingly obvious jokes hidden out in the open where everyone could miss them because they're so intent on looking for the deeper stuff... [[User:AgProv\|AgProv]] ([[User talk:AgProv\|talk]]) 22:22, 26 April 2015 (UTC)


	[[Category:Discworld characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]		[[Category:Discworld characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]
	[[Category:Leading characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]		[[Category:Leading characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]
	[[de:Nutt]]		[[de:Nutt]]

Shack19 at 07:49, 20 December 2015

2015-12-20T07:49:15Z

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	He was sent by Lady Margolotta to [[Unseen University]] in [[Ankh-Morpork]] where he worked in the [[The Vats\|candle vats]] as a dribbler, a job that he said he enjoyed, as well as later coaching football for the Unseen Academicals football team after impressing [[Ponder Stibbons]] with his knowledge and skills (or possibly because Ponder Stibbons was just happy to delegate one of his thirteen jobs). Nutt befriended [[Trevor Likely]] (who nicknamed him Gobbo, short for Goblin) and [[Glenda Sugarbean]], and as of the end of Unseen Academicals he is romantically involved with Glenda.		He was sent by Lady Margolotta to [[Unseen University]] in [[Ankh-Morpork]] where he worked in the [[The Vats\|candle vats]] as a dribbler, a job that he said he enjoyed, as well as later coaching football for the Unseen Academicals football team after impressing [[Ponder Stibbons]] with his knowledge and skills (or possibly because Ponder Stibbons was just happy to delegate one of his thirteen jobs). Nutt befriended [[Trevor Likely]] (who nicknamed him Gobbo, short for Goblin) and [[Glenda Sugarbean]], and as of the end of Unseen Academicals he is romantically involved with Glenda.

	Nutt did not know that he was an orc for most of Unseen Academicals and believed that he was a goblin, having shut the information behind a metaphorical door in his head. He eventually opened that door with the help of Glenda and Trev, by psychoanalyzing himself under hypnosis, and thoughout the book is followed by the [[Sisters of Perpetual Velocity]], whom it transpires have been sent by Lady Margolotta to stop him killing or injuring anyone. On discovering that he was an orc he fled, planning to return to [[Uberwald]]. Glenda, Trevor, and [[Juliet Stollop]] chased after him by coach and caught up with him in [[Sto Lat]], where they convinced him to return to Unseen University; he grows more comfortable with his race and in particular his strength (for example when he breaks into the Palace, Vetinari asks if he tore the gates bodily from their hinges; he is told that Nutt ''lifted'' them bodily from their hinges and stacked them neatly in the courtyard.)		Nutt did not know that he was an orc for most of Unseen Academicals and believed that he was a [[Goblins\|goblin]], having shut the information behind a metaphorical door in his head. He eventually opened that door with the help of Glenda and Trev, by psychoanalyzing himself under hypnosis, and thoughout the book is followed by the [[Sisters of Perpetual Velocity]], whom it transpires have been sent by Lady Margolotta to stop him killing or injuring anyone. On discovering that he was an orc he fled, planning to return to [[Uberwald]]. Glenda, Trevor, and [[Juliet Stollop]] chased after him by coach and caught up with him in [[Sto Lat]], where they convinced him to return to Unseen University; he grows more comfortable with his race and in particular his strength (for example when he breaks into the Palace, Vetinari asks if he tore the gates bodily from their hinges; he is told that Nutt ''lifted'' them bodily from their hinges and stacked them neatly in the courtyard.)

	Nutt takes over as Unseen Academicals' goalkeeper during the Ankh-Morpork United match after the Librarian is poisoned. He is a successful goalkeeper, although the game is really won by Trev Likely's impressive tin-can skills, after some quick thinking by Glenda.		Nutt takes over as Unseen Academicals' goalkeeper during the Ankh-Morpork United match after the Librarian is poisoned. He is a successful goalkeeper, although the game is really won by Trev Likely's impressive tin-can skills, after some quick thinking by Glenda.

AgProv: /* Annotation */

2015-04-26T22:22:42Z

Annotation

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	The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise longue (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.		The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise longue (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.

			Just seen the blinding bleeding obvious. Mr Nutt. Recast the name as ''Missed A Nut''. A screw loose, a connection not properly tightened, a missing component... they do say Terry P incorporated some blindingly obvious jokes hidden out in the open where everyone could miss them because they're so intent on looking for the deeper stuff... [[User:AgProv\|AgProv]] ([[User talk:AgProv\|talk]]) 22:22, 26 April 2015 (UTC)

Lemingas1 at 18:27, 19 June 2014

2014-06-19T18:27:28Z

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	\|photo=~~Nutt.jpg\| Nutt by Paul Kidby~~		\|photo=
	\|name= Nutt		\|name= Nutt
	\|age= Unknown		\|age= Unknown

Lemingas1 at 18:19, 19 June 2014

2014-06-19T18:19:35Z

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	\|photo=		\|photo=Nutt.jpg\| Nutt by Paul Kidby
	\|name= Nutt		\|name= Nutt
	\|age= Unknown		\|age= Unknown

Old Dickens: sp,

2014-06-06T21:12:35Z

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	==Annotation==		==Annotation==

	On page 370 of {{UA}} Nutt claims, "I am an orc with a terrible urge to smoke a cigar". This ''could'' be seen as a parody of ''{{wp\|World_Of_Warcraft\|World Of Warcraft}}'' as certain Orcs can be seen with cigars in some screenshots, although this is stretching the realms of the likely to breaking point. Considering that Nutt had just finished psychoanalysing himself however, it is more likely a reference to the famous phrase 'A cigar is just a cigar,' generally attributed to Freud, although it does not appear in any of his works.		On page 370 of {{UA}} Nutt claims, "I am an orc with a terrible urge to smoke a cigar". This ''could'' be seen as a parody of ''{{wp\|World_Of_Warcraft\|World Of Warcraft}}'' as certain Orcs can be seen with cigars in some screenshots, although this is stretching the realms of the likely to breaking point. Considering that Nutt had just finished psychoanalysing himself however, it is more likely a reference to the famous phrase 'sometimes a cigar is just a cigar,' generally attributed to Freud, although it does not appear in any of his works.

			The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise longue (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.

	The "closed door" subplot in {{UA}} relies almost completely on psychoanalysis parodies. Nutt brings a chaise lounge (fainting couch) down to the candle-making area where he works, and subsequently uses it as the location for his hypnosis. He requires Trev to spin his shiny can in front of Nutt's face, mimicking the popular music hall hypnosis trick. Nutt also lapses into an Uberwaldian accent during his self-hypnosis, and explains to Glenda and Trev that this accent relaxes the patient, again harkening back to Freud.

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	[[Category:Discworld characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]		[[Category:Discworld characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]
	[[Category:Leading characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]		[[Category:Leading characters\|Nutt, Mr.]]
	[[de:Nutt]]		[[de:Nutt]]