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{{effect|effectid=256|desc=Eating a bat-shaped Crimbo cookie has set you making up hilarious alternate lyrics to popular Crimbo songs. You get as far as "Robin laid an egg" before you have to stop and smugly admire your own moxious wit.|effect=+10% [[Moxie]]}} | {{effect|effectid=256|descid=00a9f64c702e34cc2e74b51240c379bd|desc=Eating a bat-shaped Crimbo cookie has set you making up hilarious alternate lyrics to popular Crimbo songs. You get as far as "Robin laid an egg" before you have to stop and smugly admire your own moxious wit.|effect=+10% [[Moxie]]}} | ||
==Obtained From== | ==Obtained From== | ||
*[[bat-shaped Crimboween cookie]] (10 Adventures) | *[[bat-shaped Crimboween cookie]] (10 Adventures) | ||
*[[bat-shaped Crimboween cookie]] with [[glass of goat's milk]] (20 Adventures) | *[[bat-shaped Crimboween cookie]] with [[glass of goat's milk]] (20 Adventures) | ||
==References== | |||
*"Robin laid an egg" is a reference to a popular (for third grade boys) set of alternate lyrics to 'Jingle Bells' that make fun of the [[Wikipedia:Batman|Batman]] franchise. | |||
*The name of this effect is derived from the expression "bats in the belfry," meaning crazy or eccentric. | |||
==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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[[Category:Effects]] | [[Category:Effects]] | ||
Revision as of 21:56, 19 July 2007
Bells in the Batfry
Eating a bat-shaped Crimbo cookie has set you making up hilarious alternate lyrics to popular Crimbo songs. You get as far as "Robin laid an egg" before you have to stop and smugly admire your own moxious wit.
+10% Moxie
Obtained From
- bat-shaped Crimboween cookie (10 Adventures)
- bat-shaped Crimboween cookie with glass of goat's milk (20 Adventures)
References
- "Robin laid an egg" is a reference to a popular (for third grade boys) set of alternate lyrics to 'Jingle Bells' that make fun of the Batman franchise.
- The name of this effect is derived from the expression "bats in the belfry," meaning crazy or eccentric.
