Newton Farnell Jameston
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| "Make it long and milky in the north. Give it a stubby (if not stubborn) aspect in the warmer climes. A cocoa wafer in the jungles is dandy. A jumbo-bar of soft rich chocolate in the north is the proper candy. I know I may sound like a terrible rime, but I speak the truth. Speers once proposed to airdrop chocolate bars the size of gold bricks onto Los Angeles. ''He'' knew a thing or two. Carcassonne was saved from a siege by the quick thinking of a maiden who catapulted a pig over the city walls. Thinking the city so rich in food that it could disdainfully waste such a precious resource, the attackers quit their cause and picked up their siege engines. The city was saved. And all because of a chocolate pig." | "Make it long and milky in the north. Give it a stubby (if not stubborn) aspect in the warmer climes. A cocoa wafer in the jungles is dandy. A jumbo-bar of soft rich chocolate in the north is the proper candy. I know I may sound like a terrible rime, but I speak the truth. Speers once proposed to airdrop chocolate bars the size of gold bricks onto Los Angeles. ''He'' knew a thing or two. Carcassonne was saved from a siege by the quick thinking of a maiden who catapulted a pig over the city walls. Thinking the city so rich in food that it could disdainfully waste such a precious resource, the attackers quit their cause and picked up their siege engines. The city was saved. And all because of a chocolate pig." | ||
| - | Debate continues to rage as to whether or not Jameston was a member of a [[Choco Cult]]. Although hired by the cult which marketed DingDings, evidence is inconclusive as to whether or not he was a participant in their wilder scheme to create a chocolate [[homunculus]]. Most scholars believe he was merely an unwitting ally, a researcher in it for "pure chocolate science"; a small but vocal minority, however, insist that he was on the inside. | + | Debate continues to rage as to whether or not Jameston was a member of a [[Choco Cult]]. Although hired by the cult which marketed DingDings, evidence is inconclusive as to whether or not he was a participant in their wilder scheme to create a chocolate [[homunculus]](Homuncul-os). Most scholars believe he was merely an unwitting ally, a researcher in it for "pure chocolate science"; a small but vocal minority, however, insist that he was on the inside. |
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| + | [[Count Chocula]] | ||
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Lovely and belated Professor of Snack Cake Refurbishing who died tragically in 1999. His revolutionary work resulted in both the DingDing and the "Choco Brand Milk Chocolate Bar."
A towering genius in the field, he followed a kind of gargantuan Bauhaus aesthetic and taught briefly at the infamous German School of Re-Design.
"Make it long and milky in the north. Give it a stubby (if not stubborn) aspect in the warmer climes. A cocoa wafer in the jungles is dandy. A jumbo-bar of soft rich chocolate in the north is the proper candy. I know I may sound like a terrible rime, but I speak the truth. Speers once proposed to airdrop chocolate bars the size of gold bricks onto Los Angeles. He knew a thing or two. Carcassonne was saved from a siege by the quick thinking of a maiden who catapulted a pig over the city walls. Thinking the city so rich in food that it could disdainfully waste such a precious resource, the attackers quit their cause and picked up their siege engines. The city was saved. And all because of a chocolate pig."
Debate continues to rage as to whether or not Jameston was a member of a Choco Cult. Although hired by the cult which marketed DingDings, evidence is inconclusive as to whether or not he was a participant in their wilder scheme to create a chocolate homunculus(Homuncul-os). Most scholars believe he was merely an unwitting ally, a researcher in it for "pure chocolate science"; a small but vocal minority, however, insist that he was on the inside.
