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Charles Junior
 
Charles Junior
  
Its a classy restaurant where all the waiters are butlers.
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Its a classy restaurant on earth where all the waiters are butlers.
  
The menu needs to be comprised entirely of enormous words.
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The menu needs to be comprised entirely of enormous words.  Not all of the items need to be food, some of them can be things like designer clothing, or expensive cologne.
  
Idea: rename the restaurant to "Charles the Second" in order to further obfuscate the reference?
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Ideas for the menu:
Is Charles Junior in Earth, [[Faierie]], or somewhere else?  ([[zarth]]?)
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*mulligatawny (spicy east-indian chicken soup)
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*vichyssoise (Cream of potato and leek soup)
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*bouillabaisse (sea-food soup)
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*acetarious (adjective, "used in salads")
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*vermicelli (thin spaghetti)
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*silva prolificacy (the product of trees, fruit)
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*comestible (edible)
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*esculent (–adjective 1. suitable for use as food; edible. –noun 2. something edible, esp. a vegetable. )
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*Brawn (boar or swing meat)
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*caryopsis (grain)
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*filbert (variety of hazelnut)

Revision as of 18:09, 10 January 2009

Charles Junior

Its a classy restaurant on earth where all the waiters are butlers.

The menu needs to be comprised entirely of enormous words. Not all of the items need to be food, some of them can be things like designer clothing, or expensive cologne.

Ideas for the menu:

  • mulligatawny (spicy east-indian chicken soup)
  • vichyssoise (Cream of potato and leek soup)
  • bouillabaisse (sea-food soup)
  • acetarious (adjective, "used in salads")
  • vermicelli (thin spaghetti)
  • silva prolificacy (the product of trees, fruit)
  • comestible (edible)
  • esculent (–adjective 1. suitable for use as food; edible. –noun 2. something edible, esp. a vegetable. )
  • Brawn (boar or swing meat)
  • caryopsis (grain)
  • filbert (variety of hazelnut)