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|desc=This is a leather jerkin, which is essentially an old and fancy name for a vest. This particular vest is decorated with an assortment of garden plants and vegetables, primarily spinach and cucumbers. The spinach is probably why this makes you stronger. | |desc=This is a leather jerkin, which is essentially an old and fancy name for a vest. This particular vest is decorated with an assortment of garden plants and vegetables, primarily spinach and cucumbers. The spinach is probably why this makes you stronger. | ||
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|autosell=130 | |autosell=130 | ||
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|ench={{modifier|strength|+5}}}} | |||
[[Cube Theater]] | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
*The cartoon character | *The cartoon character {{Wikipedia|Popeye}} gains superhuman strength from eating spinach. | ||
*The embroidered cucumbers suggest an allusion to the euphemism "jerkin' the gherkin". | *The embroidered cucumbers suggest an allusion to the euphemism "jerkin' the gherkin". | ||
Latest revision as of 02:07, 24 November 2010
decorated jerkin
Plural: decorated jerkins
This is a leather jerkin, which is essentially an old and fancy name for a vest. This particular vest is decorated with an assortment of garden plants and vegetables, primarily spinach and cucumbers. The spinach is probably why this makes you stronger.
Shirt
Power: 42
Level Required: 7
Autosell value: 130
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+5 Strength
How Obtained
References
- The cartoon character Popeye gains superhuman strength from eating spinach.
- The embroidered cucumbers suggest an allusion to the euphemism "jerkin' the gherkin".