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:*Buy at [[Lieutenant A.E.P. Bazooko's Military Surplus]] | :*Buy at [[Lieutenant A.E.P. Bazooko's Military Surplus]] | ||
|used=You rap sharply twice on the top of the helmet and say, "Knock knock!" An echoing voice calls out ''"Who's there?"'' but it's no use, you can't fool yourself or tell yourself jokes. | |used=You rap sharply twice on the top of the helmet and say, "Knock knock!" An echoing voice calls out ''"Who's there?"'' but it's no use, you can't fool yourself or tell yourself jokes. | ||
|uses= | |uses={{canbewelded|tritanium|threeinforced cap}} | ||
{{canbewelded|tritanium|threeinforced cap}} | |||
{{canbewelded|cryonite|frosty mug helmet}} | {{canbewelded|cryonite|frosty mug helmet}} | ||
{{component|EEK meter}} | {{component|EEK meter}} | ||
Revision as of 18:40, 28 September 2010
flak helmet
Plural: flak helmets
Like my dad always used to say: "If it looks like a duck and flaks like a duck, it's probably insurance." Uh, anyway ... it may look a little dorky, but this helmet will provide your noggin with a little bit of damage insurance, assuming you are like most people who look up when someone yells "Duck!"
Helmet
Power: 28
Level Required: 5
Autosell value: 20
{{#vardefine:consumable|no}}{{#vardefine:consumable|{{#var:consumable}}}}Usable
Can be welded
How Obtained
When Used
You rap sharply twice on the top of the helmet and say, "Knock knock!" An echoing voice calls out "Who's there?" but it's no use, you can't fool yourself or tell yourself jokes.
Other Uses
- Can be welded with tritanium to make threeinforced cap.
- Can be welded with cryonite to make frosty mug helmet.
- Component of EEK meter.
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Although this item has a proper auto-sell value, it cannot be recyclonized, digitized, fed to the goats, or deplicated. |
References
- The item's description references the Aflac Duck, which appears in Aflac insurance commercials.
- The use message references Knock-knock jokes.