Ghyll:Bofu - Revision history

D8uv: Making "Speedish Chef" link right

2005-04-16T04:39:40Z

Making "Speedish Chef" link right

DrAckroyd at 16:37, 14 February 2005

2005-02-14T16:37:56Z

Jcowan: Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some

2005-01-30T17:24:42Z

Pluralizing all categories and refactoring some

Jcowan: Jcowan boldly bolds the first appearance of every article name in the corresponding article.

2005-01-29T03:47:20Z

Jcowan boldly bolds the first appearance of every article name in the corresponding article.

Jcowan at 04:39, 30 October 2004

2004-10-30T04:39:26Z

Jcowan: Changed category

2004-10-30T04:37:47Z

Changed category

Jcowan: copy editing

2004-09-24T13:01:49Z

copy editing

Morbus Iff: Standard copyediting; I liked this entry, personally.

2004-09-18T14:07:51Z

Standard copyediting; I liked this entry, personally.

Deusx at 03:44, 18 September 2004

2004-09-18T03:44:37Z

New page

Bofu are obstensively a form of confection, specifically a kind of pastry-- if by pastry, one means "a baked good whose dough is rich in either butter or [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, resulting in a light, flaky texture and sometimes esophageal burns and glowing excrement after consumption."

These small, palm-sized tarts are filled with various fruit jams and animal byproducts depending on regional variation. The exact recipe, and the proportion of any given batch containing [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, depends on a mind-bogglingly complicated calculation involving the body weight of the [[Speedish Chef]] and guests planning to "enjoy" the treats, as well as various measurements of celestial phenomena and how much money is owed to the chef.

The convoluted nature and unpredictable effects of eating Bofu is apt, since it is a traditional dessert dish served to family members of couples enduring a [[Betrothal march]]. All relatives of the betrothed, up to as distant as second- and third-cousins in some of the more strict [[Carsokian]] families, are expected to consume at least one Bofu for every day the [[Betrothal march]] lasts.

This practice has generally served to test the couple's respective families' regard toward their pending union: There have been reported cases of both unexplained good luck, and strange hideous accidents, on [[Betrothal march]]es-- although tradition expects the couple to complete the march on their own, it is not unheard-of for a brother to leave supplies or a distant aunt leaving falling rocks to be encountered. Sometimes one more Bofu is motivation to help end a [[Betrothal march]], one way or another.

'''Citations''': [[Altoxian Bulb]], [[Betrothal march]], [[Carsokian]], [[Speedish Chef]]

--[[User:Deusx|Tamlin Moon]] 23:42, 17 Sep 2004 (EDT)

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 '''Bofu''' are ostensibly a form of confection, specifically a kind of pastry--if by pastry, one means "a baked good whose dough is rich in either butter or [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, resulting in a light, flaky texture and sometimes esophageal burns and glowing excrement after consumption."
-These small, palm-sized tarts are filled with various fruit jams and animal byproducts, depending on regional variation.  The exact recipe, and the proportion of any given batch containing [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, depends on a mind-bogglingly complicated calculation involving the body weight of the [[Speedish Chef]] and guests planning to "enjoy" the treats, as well as various measurements of celestial phenomena and how much money is owed to the chef.
+These small, palm-sized tarts are filled with various fruit jams and animal byproducts, depending on regional variation.  The exact recipe, and the proportion of any given batch containing [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, depends on a mind-bogglingly complicated calculation involving the body weight of the [[Speedish Chefs|Speedish Chef]] and guests planning to "enjoy" the treats, as well as various measurements of celestial phenomena and how much money is owed to the chef.
 The convoluted nature and unpredictable effects of eating Bofu is appropriate, since it is a traditional dessert dish served to family members of couples enduring a [[betrothal march]].  All relatives of the betrothed, up to as distant as second- and third-cousins in some of the more strict [[Carsokian]] families, are expected to consume at least one Bofu for every day the [[betrothal march]] lasts.

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 This practice has generally served to test the couple's respective families' regard toward their pending union:  there have been reported cases of both unexplained good luck, and strange hideous accidents, on [[betrothal march]]es. Although tradition expects the couple to complete the march on their own, it is not unheard-of for a brother to leave supplies, or a distant aunt to leave falling rocks to be encountered.  Sometimes, one more Bofu is motivation to help end a [[betrothal march]], one way or another.
-'''Citations''': [[Altoxian Bulb]], [[Carsokian]], [[Speedish Chef]].
+'''Citations''': [[Altoxian Bulb]], [[Carsokian]], [[Speedish Chefs]].
 --[[User:Deusx|Tamlin Moon]] 23:42, 17 Sep 2004 (EDT)
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	These small, palm-sized tarts are filled with various fruit jams and animal byproducts, depending on regional variation. The exact recipe, and the proportion of any given batch containing [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, depends on a mind-bogglingly complicated calculation involving the body weight of the [[Speedish Chef]] and guests planning to "enjoy" the treats, as well as various measurements of celestial phenomena and how much money is owed to the chef.		These small, palm-sized tarts are filled with various fruit jams and animal byproducts, depending on regional variation. The exact recipe, and the proportion of any given batch containing [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, depends on a mind-bogglingly complicated calculation involving the body weight of the [[Speedish Chef]] and guests planning to "enjoy" the treats, as well as various measurements of celestial phenomena and how much money is owed to the chef.

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-Bofu are obstensively a form of confection, specifically a kind of pastry-- if by pastry, one means "a baked good whose dough is rich in either butter or [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, resulting in a light, flaky texture and sometimes esophageal burns and glowing excrement after consumption."
+Bofu are obstensively a form of confection, specifically a kind of pastry--if by pastry, one means "a baked good whose dough is rich in either butter or [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, resulting in a light, flaky texture and sometimes esophageal burns and glowing excrement after consumption."
-These small, palm-sized tarts are filled with various fruit jams and animal byproducts depending on regional variation.  The exact recipe, and the proportion of any given batch containing [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, depends on a mind-bogglingly complicated calculation involving the body weight of the [[Speedish Chef]] and guests planning to "enjoy" the treats, as well as various measurements of celestial phenomena and how much money is owed to the chef.
+These small, palm-sized tarts are filled with various fruit jams and animal byproducts, depending on regional variation.  The exact recipe, and the proportion of any given batch containing [[Altoxian Bulb]] gel, depends on a mind-bogglingly complicated calculation involving the body weight of the [[Speedish Chef]] and guests planning to "enjoy" the treats, as well as various measurements of celestial phenomena and how much money is owed to the chef.
-The convoluted nature and unpredictable effects of eating Bofu is apt, since it is a traditional dessert dish served to family members of couples enduring a [[Betrothal march]].  All relatives of the betrothed, up to as distant as second- and third-cousins in some of the more strict [[Carsokian]] families, are expected to consume at least one Bofu for every day the [[Betrothal march]] lasts.
+The convoluted nature and unpredictable effects of eating Bofu is apt, since it is a traditional dessert dish served to family members of couples enduring a [[betrothal march]].  All relatives of the betrothed, up to as distant as second- and third-cousins in some of the more strict [[Carsokian]] families, are expected to consume at least one Bofu for every day the [[betrothal march]] lasts.
-This practice has generally served to test the couple's respective families' regard toward their pending union:  There have been reported cases of both unexplained good luck, and strange hideous accidents, on [[Betrothal march]]es-- although tradition expects the couple to complete the march on their own, it is not unheard-of for a brother to leave supplies or a distant aunt leaving falling rocks to be encountered.  Sometimes one more Bofu is motivation to help end a [[Betrothal march]], one way or another.
+This practice has generally served to test the couple's respective families' regard toward their pending union:  there have been reported cases of both unexplained good luck, and strange hideous accidents, on [[betrothal march]]es. Although tradition expects the couple to complete the march on their own, it is not unheard-of for a brother to leave supplies, or a distant aunt leaving falling rocks to be encountered.  Sometimes, one more Bofu is motivation to help end a [[betrothal march]], one way or another.
-'''Citations''': [[Altoxian Bulb]], [[Betrothal march]], [[Carsokian]], [[Speedish Chef]]
+'''Citations''': [[Altoxian Bulb]], [[Carsokian]], [[Speedish Chef]].
 --[[User:Deusx|Tamlin Moon]] 23:42, 17 Sep 2004 (EDT)
-[[Category:Food]]
+[[Category:Other]]