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Dude, this is one sweet nutracker! It's basically a machine for crushing nuts (stop snickering) disguised as a cute little soldier in a curiously lacy uniform. When you pull the lever in his back, his jaws open and close with a loud 'clop.' It kind of sounds like a one-legged horse, or a guy holding one-fourth of a coconut shell. | Dude, this is one sweet nutracker! It's basically a machine for crushing nuts (stop snickering) disguised as a cute little soldier in a curiously lacy uniform. When you pull the lever in his back, his jaws open and close with a loud 'clop.' It kind of sounds like a one-legged horse, or a guy holding one-fourth of a coconut shell. | ||
Revision as of 23:00, 15 April 2006
Template:Itemheader Dude, this is one sweet nutracker! It's basically a machine for crushing nuts (stop snickering) disguised as a cute little soldier in a curiously lacy uniform. When you pull the lever in his back, his jaws open and close with a loud 'clop.' It kind of sounds like a one-legged horse, or a guy holding one-fourth of a coconut shell.
Type: familiar
Cannot be discarded
Notes
- Becomes a Sweet Nutcracker.
- December 2005's special of the month from Mr. Store.
When Used
- You put the sweet nutcracker in your Familiar-Gro™ Terrarium.
- It snaps at your other familiars, then does a strange, stiff-legged little dance, which, given that it has no knees, is not actually all that strange.
References
- The name of this item is a play on The Nutcracker Suite, a condensed version of The Nutcracker, a lengthy ballet composed by Tchaikovsky.
- In the description of this item, making a 'clopping' noise with coconut shells to sound like a horse, is a standard radio sound effect, famously spoofed in the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
Collection
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