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< | <td>[[orange]]</td> | ||
< | <td>[[boxed wine]]</td> | ||
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< | <td style="background-color: #FFFFFF;">{{shcocktail}}</td> | ||
< | <td>[[kumquat]]</td> | ||
< | <td>[[boxed champagne]]</td> | ||
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< | <td style="background-color: #FFFFFF;">{{advcocktail}}</td> | ||
< | <td colspan="2">[[mimosette]]</td> | ||
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<td colspan="3">[[Gordon Bennett]]</td> | |||
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==When Consumed== | ==When Consumed== | ||
Revision as of 01:38, 17 June 2006
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Template:Itemheader This ludicrous cocktail is made from champagne and kumquats, garnished with a little paper umbrella. It's exquisitely ostentatious, but drinking too many of them makes you want to pee in the fireplace. How gauche!
Type: booze
Selling Price: 160 Meat.
Recipe
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orange | boxed wine | |
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kumquat | boxed champagne | |
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mimosette | little paper umbrella | |
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Gordon Bennett | ||
When Consumed
Notes
- This item was improperly spelled as Gordon Bennet when introduced, but was corrected on June 2nd, 2006.
References
- The name, description, and consume text refers to James Gordon Bennett, Jr., a man famous for arriving drunk to a very prestigious party and urinating in a fireplace. Since then, his name has entered English vernacular as an exclamation of disbelief.
