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*Although [[wikipedia:Flange|flanges]] come in many varieties, the one pictured here strongly resembles a [http://images.google.com/images?q=wastegate+flange wastegate flange]. | |||
*'Samoflange' is a nonsensical word which comes from a blooper reel taken from the cartoon show [[Wikipedia:Thundercats|Thundercats]]. | *'Samoflange' is a nonsensical word which comes from a blooper reel taken from the cartoon show [[Wikipedia:Thundercats|Thundercats]]. | ||
:Panthro: "And keep your foot off that blasted samoflange!" | :Panthro: "And keep your foot off that blasted samoflange!" |
Revision as of 10:08, 11 August 2007
This is a flange, an object completely unlike a samoflange. It's named after the famed town of Flangeburg, where it was invented.
Try not to spend too much time thinking about your flange, or what a samoflange might be.
Selling Price: 10 Meat.
(In-game plural: flanges)
Drop Locations
Uses
- clockwork clockwise dome
- clockwork doohickey
- clockwork rings
- clockwork sheet
- clockwork thingamajig
- clockwork widget
Notes
- This item is a component for Tier 1 & 2 Supertinkering.
References
- Although flanges come in many varieties, the one pictured here strongly resembles a wastegate flange.
- 'Samoflange' is a nonsensical word which comes from a blooper reel taken from the cartoon show Thundercats.
- Panthro: "And keep your foot off that blasted samoflange!"
- Lion-O: "...what the **** is a samoflange?"
- An item with a similar name, the samophlange, is also the MacGuffin in a quest in World of Warcraft.
- Flangeburg may be a reference to John Flansburgh, co-founding member of the rock band They Might Be Giants.
- The phrase 'thinking about your flange' refers to a Joel Veitch song/animation: http://www.rathergood.com/hedgehogs/
Collection
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