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On [[Meridian Prime]], '''stink bombs''' were considered an [[aphrodisiac]]. Some who [[protest]]ed against [[South Wales Police]] made stink bombs, with [[Stacey (The Empty Hand)|Stacey]] being helped by [[Ng]], who wanted it to be a peaceful protest. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Empty Hand (audio story)|The Empty Hand]]'') | On [[Meridian Prime]], '''stink bombs''' were considered an [[aphrodisiac]]. Some who [[protest]]ed against [[South Wales Police]] made stink bombs, with [[Stacey (The Empty Hand)|Stacey]] being helped by [[Ng]], who wanted it to be a peaceful protest. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Empty Hand (audio story)|The Empty Hand]]'') | ||
The [[High Japester]] ordered a consignment of [[20th century]] goods including stink bombs, [[black-face soap]] and [[itching powder]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Beedlemania (short story)|Beedlemania]]'') | |||
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Latest revision as of 14:15, 3 April 2023
On Meridian Prime, stink bombs were considered an aphrodisiac. Some who protested against South Wales Police made stink bombs, with Stacey being helped by Ng, who wanted it to be a peaceful protest. (AUDIO: The Empty Hand)
The High Japester ordered a consignment of 20th century goods including stink bombs, black-face soap and itching powder. (PROSE: Beedlemania)
