Mystical slouch of sorcerous mayhem - Revision history

Sanjuro: link

2014-10-02T09:51:07Z

link

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	It looks like there's one more item down at the bottom. You reach way in there ... and out hops a young woman in a bathing suit, wearing bunny ears. This is a PG game, so Ryme comes by and offers to escort the lady home. Trust me, it's for your own good. Totally.		It looks like there's one more item down at the bottom. You reach way in there ... and out hops a young woman in a bathing suit, wearing bunny ears. This is a PG game, so [[Ryme]] comes by and offers to escort the lady home. Trust me, it's for your own good. Totally.

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Hoyifung04 at 18:51, 2 September 2013

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			{{IotM\|date=March 2011\|cur=Mystical slouch of sorcerous mayhem\|pre=Cupid's quiver\|suc=Axe Hero™ guitar}}

Hoyifung04: {{SlouchItems}}

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Hoyifung04 at 15:18, 24 December 2012

2012-12-24T15:18:46Z

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	\|obtain=[[The Wok of Stars]]		\|obtain=[[The Wok of Stars]]
	:*~~Was available~~ for 10 [[silver star]]s during March 2011.		:*Available for 10 [[silver star]]s during March of 2011.

	Have a [[mystical slouch of sorcerous mayhem (empty)]] in your inventory on rollover.		Have a [[mystical slouch of sorcerous mayhem (empty)]] in your inventory on rollover.

Sanjuro: added and re-ordered references

2012-01-07T19:06:28Z

added and re-ordered references

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	==References==		==References==
	* The gangly white rabbit is the one from the {{Wikipedia\|Trix (cereal)\|Trix cereal}}.		* The gangly white rabbit is the one from the {{Wikipedia\|Trix (cereal)\|Trix cereal}}.
			* The marching hare possibly refers to the {{wikipedia\|March Hare}}.
	* {{wikipedia\|Welsh rarebit}}, also known as Welsh rabbit, is a traditional British food that does not contain any rabbit.		* {{wikipedia\|Welsh rarebit}}, also known as Welsh rabbit, is a traditional British food that does not contain any rabbit.
	* The car bumper is a reference to the {{wikipedia\|Volkswagen Rabbit}}.		* The car bumper is a reference to the {{wikipedia\|Volkswagen Rabbit}}.
			* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}, which is written quite like (and even sounds like, in the Hebrew pronunciation), but is completely different than, a rabbit.
	* The drummer bunny is the {{wikipedia\|Energizer Bunny}}.		* The drummer bunny is the {{wikipedia\|Energizer Bunny}}.
	* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.		* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.
	* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.		* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}. The PG-rating is from the {{wikipedia\|MPAA film rating system}}.
	* The coney message refers to the fact that {{wikipedia\|Coney}} is also an English word for rabbit, and to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}.		* The coney message refers to the fact that {{wikipedia\|Coney}} is also an English word for rabbit, and to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}.
	* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.		* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.
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	* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.		* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.
	* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}, which is written quite like (and even sounds like, in the Hebrew pronunciation), but is completely different than, a rabbit.

	[[Category:Color]]		[[Category:Color]]
	[[Category:Donation Items]]		[[Category:Donation Items]]

Muhandes: typo

2011-07-01T12:50:21Z

typo

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	It looks like there's one more item down at the bottom. You reach way in there ... and pull out a ... jackalope? At least that's what you'd call an animal that's half jackal and have antelope, and which seems to be trying to chase and eat itself. Thankfully you can get it outside before it completely destroys your hideout.		It looks like there's one more item down at the bottom. You reach way in there ... and pull out a ... jackalope? At least that's what you'd call an animal that's half jackal and have{{typo}} antelope, and which seems to be trying to chase and eat itself. Thankfully you can get it outside before it completely destroys your hideout.

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Muhandes: /* References */ Simpler

2011-06-10T15:29:42Z

References: Simpler

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	* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.		* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.
	* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.		* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.
	* The coney message ~~contains a reference~~ to the {{wikipedia\| Coney ~~Island hot dog~~}}~~. The reason it~~ is in the ~~hat is~~{{wikipedia\| Coney}} ~~is also an English word for rabbit(said more like bunny than boney)~~		* The coney message refers to the fact that {{wikipedia\|Coney}} is also an English word for rabbit, and to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}.
	* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.		* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.
	* The badly drawn rabbit is a reference to Jessica Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The badly drawn rabbit is a reference to Jessica Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.

Muhandes: /* References */ lets make this sentence really convoluted

2011-06-10T15:27:31Z

References: lets make this sentence really convoluted

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	* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.		* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.
	* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}. which sounds~~/looks when written a bit~~ like but is completely different than a rabbit.~~(note the lack of a "t" at the end)~~		* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}, which is written quite like (and even sounds like, in the Hebrew pronunciation), but is completely different than, a rabbit.

	[[Category:Color]]		[[Category:Color]]
	[[Category:Donation Items]]		[[Category:Donation Items]]

The Gannet at 02:18, 8 June 2011

2011-06-08T02:18:44Z

The Gannet: typo(mine)

2011-06-08T02:10:29Z

typo(mine)

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	* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.		* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.
	* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a ~~Rabi~~. which sounds/looks when written a bit like but is completely different than a rabbit.		* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}. which sounds/looks when written a bit like but is completely different than a rabbit.(note the lack of a T)

	[[Category:Color]]		[[Category:Color]]
	[[Category:Donation Items]]		[[Category:Donation Items]]

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	==References==		==References==
	* The gangly white rabbit is the one from the {{Wikipedia\|Trix (cereal)\|Trix cereal}}.		* The gangly white rabbit is the one from the {{Wikipedia\|Trix (cereal)\|Trix cereal}}.
			* The marching hare possibly refers to the {{wikipedia\|March Hare}}.
	* {{wikipedia\|Welsh rarebit}}, also known as Welsh rabbit, is a traditional British food that does not contain any rabbit.		* {{wikipedia\|Welsh rarebit}}, also known as Welsh rabbit, is a traditional British food that does not contain any rabbit.
	* The car bumper is a reference to the {{wikipedia\|Volkswagen Rabbit}}.		* The car bumper is a reference to the {{wikipedia\|Volkswagen Rabbit}}.
			* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}, which is written quite like (and even sounds like, in the Hebrew pronunciation), but is completely different than, a rabbit.
	* The drummer bunny is the {{wikipedia\|Energizer Bunny}}.		* The drummer bunny is the {{wikipedia\|Energizer Bunny}}.
	* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.		* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.
	* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.		* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}. The PG-rating is from the {{wikipedia\|MPAA film rating system}}.
	* The coney message refers to the fact that {{wikipedia\|Coney}} is also an English word for rabbit, and to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}.		* The coney message refers to the fact that {{wikipedia\|Coney}} is also an English word for rabbit, and to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}.
	* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.		* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.
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	* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.		* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.
	* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}, which is written quite like (and even sounds like, in the Hebrew pronunciation), but is completely different than, a rabbit.

	[[Category:Color]]		[[Category:Color]]
	[[Category:Donation Items]]		[[Category:Donation Items]]

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	* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.		* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.
	* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.		* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.
	* The coney message ~~contains a reference~~ to the {{wikipedia\| Coney ~~Island hot dog~~}}~~. The reason it~~ is in the ~~hat is~~{{wikipedia\| Coney}} ~~is also an English word for rabbit(said more like bunny than boney)~~		* The coney message refers to the fact that {{wikipedia\|Coney}} is also an English word for rabbit, and to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}.
	* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.		* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.
	* The badly drawn rabbit is a reference to Jessica Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The badly drawn rabbit is a reference to Jessica Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.

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	* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.		* The albino rabbit is {{wikipedia\|Bunnicula}}.
	* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.		* The lady in the swimming suit is a {{wikipedia\|Playboy Bunny}}.
	* The coney message contains a reference to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}.		* The coney message contains a reference to the {{wikipedia\| Coney Island hot dog}}. The reason it is in the hat is{{wikipedia\| Coney}} is also an English word for rabbit(said more like bunny than boney)
	* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.		* The running rabbit message contains references to the novels ''{{wikipedia\|Rabbit, Run}}'' and ''{{wikipedia\| The Witches of Eastwick}}'' by {{wikipedia\|John Updike}}.
	* The badly drawn rabbit is a reference to Jessica Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The badly drawn rabbit is a reference to Jessica Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
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	* The sleeping hare refers to the fable of {{wikipedia\|The Tortoise and the Hare}}.		* The sleeping hare refers to the fable of {{wikipedia\|The Tortoise and the Hare}}.
	* The twisted alien rabbit is a reference to the movie ''{{Wikipedia\|Donnie Darko}}''.		* The twisted alien rabbit is a reference to the movie ''{{Wikipedia\|Donnie Darko}}''.
	* The talking rabbit who bugs you is {{wikipedia\|Bugs Bunny}}.		* The talking rabbit who bugs you is {{wikipedia\|Bugs Bunny}}. Catchphrase "Whats up doc?"
	* The late rabbit is {{wikipedia\|White Rabbit}}.		* The late rabbit is {{wikipedia\|White Rabbit}}.
	* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.		* The framed picture of a rabbit is a reference to Roger Rabbit in the movie ''{{wikipedia\|Who Framed Roger Rabbit}}''.
	* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.		* The rabbit fleeing from the farmer is a reference to {{wikipedia\|Peter Rabbit}}.
	* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}. which sounds/looks when written a bit like but is completely different than a rabbit.(note the lack of a T)		* The older, bearded man who says "Shalom" while wearing a small skullcap is a {{wikipedia\|Rabbi}}. which sounds/looks when written a bit like but is completely different than a rabbit.(note the lack of a "t" at the end)

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	[[Category:Donation Items]]		[[Category:Donation Items]]