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*One translation of [[wikipedia:Beelzebub|Beelzebub]] is “Lord of [the] Flies.” | *One translation of [[wikipedia:Beelzebub|Beelzebub]] is “Lord of [the] Flies.” | ||
*Lord of the Flies-sized fries is a play on the title of a novel by William Golding, "Lord of the Flies". One of the main themes in the novel is the presence of an inherent evil in all of Mankind. | *Lord of the Flies-sized fries is a play on the title of a novel by William Golding, "Lord of the Flies". One of the main themes in the novel is the presence of an inherent evil in all of Mankind. | ||
*''Hell Itself'' is the title of one segment of a film called "The Dante Quartet" by experimental filmmaker [[wikipedia:Stan Brakhage|Stan Brakhage]], which was heavily informed by the Divine Comedy. | |||
* The plural is "Lord of the Flieses-sized Fries" | * The plural is "Lord of the Flieses-sized Fries" | ||
Revision as of 19:51, 5 June 2006
Template:Itemheader These french fries appear to have been deep-fried in the boiling oil vats of Hell, itself. They're crispy on the outside, evil on the inside.
Type: food
Selling Price: 32 Meat.
When Consumed
Notes
- Obtained from your Evil Golden Arches.
- One translation of Beelzebub is “Lord of [the] Flies.”
- Lord of the Flies-sized fries is a play on the title of a novel by William Golding, "Lord of the Flies". One of the main themes in the novel is the presence of an inherent evil in all of Mankind.
- Hell Itself is the title of one segment of a film called "The Dante Quartet" by experimental filmmaker Stan Brakhage, which was heavily informed by the Divine Comedy.
- The plural is "Lord of the Flieses-sized Fries"
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Brimstone Chicken Sandwich | Double Bacon Beelzeburger | Lord of the Flies-sized fries |
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