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| + | Without a [[SQUID player]] equipped: | ||
| + | *You'd like to use the SQUID disc, but you don't have a device capable of playing it. | ||
| + | With a [[SQUID player]] equipped: | ||
| + | *You load the disc into your SQUID player. You learn in excrutiating detail all the rules that were so obscure and pointless even Victorian society considered them worthless. Still, now you can show people up at parties. As soon as you get invited to a party. You gain 12 XP. | ||
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SQUID disc: Forgotten Etiquette
Plural: Unknown
This mini disc contains information to answer all of the age-old manners questions. For instance, which fork do you use to take olives from a pickle jar? Answer: depends on whether it's kosher or dill on the jar label. Or how do you get the peas to stick to your knife? Answer: honey.
Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 10
Usable
How Obtained
Unknown
Unknown
Using multiple: Unspecified
How Obtained
The neighboring and neighborly neighborhood
When Used
Without a SQUID player equipped:
- You'd like to use the SQUID disc, but you don't have a device capable of playing it.
With a SQUID player equipped:
- You load the disc into your SQUID player. You learn in excrutiating detail all the rules that were so obscure and pointless even Victorian society considered them worthless. Still, now you can show people up at parties. As soon as you get invited to a party. You gain 12 XP.
