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| - | '''pancake, flapjack(s), wheatcake ''' ''n.'' '''1.''' A work of art, wrought by hand; the upper made lower, the idea made a kind of dough-like flesh. '''2.''' A gift from an alien, as exemplified in the [[Choco|Choco Saga]]. '''3.''' The end result of a recipe, a scientific investigation or an alchemical operation. '''4.''' [[Accidentalist]] totem animal, thought to have been inspired by the [[Ebionite]] Gospel of Matthew, wherein a single Greek letter is swapped, transforming locusts into [[Johnny Cake|wheat-cakes]]. '''5. ''' A breakfast meal often eaten late at night. '''6.''' Inspiration. | + | '''pancake, flapjack(s), wheatcake ''' ''n.'' '''1.''' A work of art, wrought by hand; the upper made lower, the idea made a kind of dough-like flesh. '''2.''' A gift from an alien, as exemplified in the [[Choco|Choco Saga]]. '''3.''' The end result of a recipe, a scientific investigation or an alchemical operation. '''4.''' Fifth sign on the [[O'Donnely Zodiac Placemats]]. '''5.''' [[Accidentalist]] totem animal, thought to have been inspired by the [[Ebionite]] Gospel of Matthew, wherein a single Greek letter is swapped, transforming locusts into [[Johnny Cake|wheat-cakes]]. '''6. ''' A breakfast meal often eaten late at night. '''7.''' Inspiration. |
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| "Mmmm, good pancakes." - [[Alexandre Dacusse]], to [[Jonathan Trenchwheat]], 1966 | "Mmmm, good pancakes." - [[Alexandre Dacusse]], to [[Jonathan Trenchwheat]], 1966 | ||
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| - | [[Image:711px-Pancakes.jpg|thumb|center|Pancakes favor community over isolation.]] | ||
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| * [[Lads and Lassies of the Skillet]] | * [[Lads and Lassies of the Skillet]] | ||
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| + | [[Image:711px-Pancakes.jpg|thumb|center|Pancakes favor community over isolation.]] | ||
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pancake, flapjack(s), wheatcake n. 1. A work of art, wrought by hand; the upper made lower, the idea made a kind of dough-like flesh. 2. A gift from an alien, as exemplified in the Choco Saga. 3. The end result of a recipe, a scientific investigation or an alchemical operation. 4. Fifth sign on the O'Donnely Zodiac Placemats. 5. Accidentalist totem animal, thought to have been inspired by the Ebionite Gospel of Matthew, wherein a single Greek letter is swapped, transforming locusts into wheat-cakes. 6. A breakfast meal often eaten late at night. 7. Inspiration. ExtrapolationIn an interview with Playboy magazine, Flintrock said: "I don't care if you call 'em pancakes, batter cakes, a pile of blankets, some brown bucks, or a fucking crepe I'll eat 'em. Even if you call 'em flapjacks, flats, fried mush, a gandy or a griddlecake, goddam, you can even call 'em a hot cake or a jonnycake, a manhole cover, tire patches, or wheat cakes -- I'll punch 'em, fuck 'em, eat 'em and shit 'em out. And then I'll eat 'em again." On this note, Flintrock was notorious for boasting about the size of his "stack." Most assumed he referred to his penis, or perhaps his overt musculature, though he usually meant his "tower of power" -- again turning to euphemism, possibly confused with his cock, but most definitely referring to the sheer hulking presence of his breakfast. Usage"Mmmm, good pancakes." - Alexandre Dacusse, to Jonathan Trenchwheat, 1966 See Also |
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