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Most Ludicrous Food in Fiction?

syntinen_laulu wrote in food_in_fiction Jul 15, 2008 16:38

Here’s my nominee for the Most Ludicrous Food in Fiction stakes:

It comes from a novel called The Zenda Vendetta by Simon Hawke, one of a series in which a bunch of “Time Commandos” go on missions to different times and places in history to stop bad guys messing up the time-space continuum. In this one, they are - you guessed it - in Ruritania; ( Read more... )

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Cliche Poll

longlongwaytogo wrote in food_in_fiction May 27, 2008 17:56

So, I still want to do that cliche poll. Go here to nominate your cliches! And the voting will begin soon.

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(Untitled)

midnight_birth wrote in food_in_fiction Mar 13, 2008 04:56

I'm almost sure that it would be very hard to penetrate yourself with a peeled banana (and without a condom on top of that), because it's not very hard and would probably mush, bend and break.

Besides, ever heard of a yeast infection?

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Cliche Poll

longlongwaytogo wrote in food_in_fiction Mar 13, 2008 18:33

I haven't got that many responses yet, but here's what there are. What can you add to them? (please specify if it's a least favourite or a favourite ( Read more... )

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Waffles

cat63 wrote in food_in_fiction Feb 02, 2008 12:45

I've seen this a few times in fan fiction, so I thought it might be useful to mention it here.

Waffles are not a common breakfast food in England (not sure about Scotland and Wales, but I suspect it's the same there). I'm not saying that nobody in England ever eats waffles for breakfast, because I'm sure there are people who do (there's always one, ( Read more... )

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A Cooking Cliche

longlongwaytogo wrote in food_in_fiction Jan 17, 2008 23:37

I found this on fanficrants, originally posted by
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