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*"¡Qué lástima!" is Spanish for "What a shame!". | *"¡Qué lástima!" is Spanish for "What a shame!". | ||
*The reference of pronouncing "th" as "z" is only applied to Spain. | *The reference of pronouncing "th" as "z" is only applied to Spain. | ||
*"Bththththththth" can be hummed to the tune of the American folk song "I've Been Working On The Railroad", thats the reason why it continues with "all the livelong day" which is part of the song. | |||
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Revision as of 23:20, 7 June 2006
Template:Itemheader This is a fly with a tiny little sombrero on it (not pictured). These poor flies are the laughingstock of the insect kingdom, because "z" in a Spanish accent is pronounced "th." Therefore, these poor creatures fly around going "Bththththththth" all the livelong day. ¡Qué lástima!
Cannot be traded.
Cannot be discarded
Quest Item
Drop Location
Uses
Notes
- Can only be obtained with a Spanish fly trap equiped.
References
- Spanish fly, or cantharides as it is sometimes called, is an aphrodisiac and is often given orally to farm animals to incite them to mate.
- "¡Qué lástima!" is Spanish for "What a shame!".
- The reference of pronouncing "th" as "z" is only applied to Spain.
- "Bththththththth" can be hummed to the tune of the American folk song "I've Been Working On The Railroad", thats the reason why it continues with "all the livelong day" which is part of the song.
