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{{meat|amount=10,000}}
{{meat|amount=10,000}}
{{acquire|image=meatgem.gif|item=incredibly dense meat gem|chance=100%}}
{{acquire|item=incredibly dense meat gem|chance=100%}}
{{stat|9}}
{{stat|9}}


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''If you lose the fight:''
''If you lose the fight:''
<center>You are knocked to the ground. As the monster walks off,  it drops a white ribbon.</center>
<center>You are knocked to the ground. As the monster walks off,  it drops a white ribbon.</center>
{{acquire|image=Ribbon.gif|item=Consolation ribbon|chance=100%}}
{{acquire|item=Consolation ribbon|chance=100%}}
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Occurs at [[Treasury]] (extremely rarely).
Occurs at [[Treasury]] (extremely rarely).

Revision as of 04:22, 10 November 2006

infinite meat bug You're fighting an infinite meat bug

This isn't, as you might think, a neverending bug made out of meat. It's a finite bug that generates an infinite amount of meat. And an infinite amount of whoop-ass, pointed in your direction.

Hit Message(s):

It bugs you in the <lower back>. Man, that really, really bugs you. I mean, it annoys you how much it bugs you. Ugh! Ooh! Eek! Ow!

It catches you in its jaws and munches on your <lower back>. Ooh! Ouch! Oof!

Critical Hit Message:

not known

Miss Message(s):

It tries to munch on your <lower back>, but you step on it, even though it was your hero.

It tries to bug you in the <lower back>, but you bug out before he can.

Fumble Message:

not known


After Combat
You gain 10,000 Meat
You acquire an item: incredibly dense meat gem (100% chance)*
You gain 9 <substat>.


If you lose the fight:

You are knocked to the ground. As the monster walks off, it drops a white ribbon.
You acquire an item: consolation ribbon (100% chance)*

Occurs at Treasury (extremely rarely).

Notes

References

  • The miss text makes a reference to the They Might Be Giants song Spider, which contains the lines "Spider / Step on spider!" and "Spider / He is our hero!"
  • The monster name and description refer to bugs exploited to obtain a near-infinite amount of meat.
  • The words "a finite bug that generates an infinite amount of meat" from the description may be a reference to the Infinite Improbability Drive, a fictional propulsion system from the Douglas Adams book, "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy".