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| - Item in Wizard and the Princess/Adventure in Serenia given to the Parrot.
- Guybrush Threepwood found one in a barrel on the Dinky Island beach. More could be made with the Box o' Cracker Mix.
- A cracker is a type of biscuit that has a savory flavor; as opposed to cookies, which are sweet. Despite it's name and appearance, a graham cracker is actually not a cracker at all, since it is sweet in flavor, it technically is considered a cookie. Sweet Tooth used a graham cracker ledge on a building as part of a trap for the Dynamic Duo.
- A cracker is a thin, crisp, edible wafer biscuit. It is often eaten with cheese but also with slices of meat or butter. Crackers with cheese on them are most popular in parties and are usually served with cheddar. Crackers are also crumbled up and sprinkled on soup. If the soup is French Onion Soup it is probably served with Provolone cheese.
- Cracker is the pet parrot of the minstrel Birdly. He was called upon to give testimony during Maya Fey's witch trial owing to his imitation skills and good memory.
- "Cracker" is a music track that first appeared as the character theme for Brad Wong in Dead or Alive 3 and later in Dead or Alive Dimensions. The theme is also optional in the Music Mode in Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate, and can be selectable for any character and gameplay mode.
- A cracker is
- Founded: 1990
- Cracker is a character appearing in Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. He is a parrot that is always seen besides his companion, Birdly. This character page is a . You can help the Professor Layton Wiki by expanding it.
- thumb|right|200px|Cracker Cracker - komputerowy włamywacz, przeciwieństwo hakera. Wierzy w wyższość hardware'u nad softwarem - stąd zazwyczaj do komputera włamuje się łomem. Kocha błędy w Windowsie, bo może je roznosić po Gadu-Gadu. Typowy cracker ma 10 lat, kocha Tibię oraz uważa, że usunięcie pliku bąbelki.bmp jest szczytem hakerstwaa. Czasami po paru latach crackerzy przeobrażają się w hakerów.
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- A cracker is a square crunchy-dry toasted food, similar to bread but not quite. It is usually eaten in accompaniment with cheese or soup. In 2008, John W. McCain won 63% of the cracker vote. (The remaining 37% of crackers were too flaky make it to their polling places intact.) Image:WWTS1sted1.png "Cracker"is a part of Wikiality.com's dictionary, "Watch What You Say". For the full dictionary, click .
- Captain Cracker is an old, worn down, robotic pirate and captain of the Jolly Rogers. He owns a robotic parrot that often sits on his shoulder.
- Consume 1 coin and fire a bullet that will shock an enemy, causing the Stun status. The chance of inflicting Stun increases as the caster draws closer to the target. Deals no damage.
- A cracker is an award given to notorious things. Recipients of a cracker
- Hänen hiusnutturoittensa päät pitävät jostain syystä outoa rätinää, joka saa hänet kuulostamaan kärpäseltä.
- The term "cracker" is often applied to both small food items and larger thin sheets of bread known as cracker bread. In Europe, a cracker will generally be referred to as a biscuit. Crackers have become a snacking item, an appetizer served with a topping such as meat, cheese or spreadable butters, or as an enjoyable addition to lightly enhance a soup, stew, or a main dish.
- "Cracker" is a Moon Man song that appears on WhiteTopia and on the greatest hits mixtape The Ultimate Collection - Part 1: Notorious KKK. It is a remix of "Ghetto Bird" by Ice Cube, who Moon Man disses in the song, calling him Ice Noob. The song mostly focuses on killing niggers but also mentions killing feminists. Tyler and two of his companions from the White Knights, Daniel and Craig, have some spoken-word lines in the song.
- Perzona ke trata de introduzirze a un zihtema zin autorizazión i kon la intenzión de realizá argún tipo de danyo u obtené un benefizio.
- When held, it fires arcing shots automatically to a fixed distance ahead of the carrier for as long as it lasts. If the carrier crouches, the shots won't be fired as far. The Cracker turns dark red and the star on it begins to flash once it has come to close to firing its set amount of shots. Once it has exhausted its ammunition, the character can throw it away, and it will explode on impact with anything.
- Style: When he’s playing Flickers, his opponents think he’s a bit ‘crackers’! Fact: Has a girlfriend named Polly
- Cracker is a character appearing in Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. He is a parrot that is always seen besides his companion, Birdly.
- Cracker consumes 1 coin to fire a bullet that will shock an enemy, causing the Stun status. The chance of inflicting Stun increases as the caster draws closer to the target. Deals no damage.
- A cracker is a baked good commonly made from unleavened grain flour dough and typically made in quantity in various hand-sized or smaller shapes. Flavorings or seasonings such as salt, herbs, seeds, or cheese may be added to the dough or sprinkled on top before baking. Crackers are a nutritious and ready to eat way to use a staple food or cereal grain that is advantageous for storage and travel. A precedent for the modern cracker can be found in nautical ship biscuits, military hardtack, and sacramental bread. Ancestors of the cracker can be found in ancient flat breads such as Lavash, Chapati, Pita, Matzo, and Flatbrød or Crisp bread.
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* "The Astro-Nuts" (Alan Rogers)
* "Big-Head Branny" (first appeared in issue 1)
* "Billy the Kid and Pongo" (first appeared in issue 1, Gordon Bell)
* "Curly's Commandos"
* "Dunder Ed" (Phil Millar)
* "Fiends Beans" (Gordon Bell)
* "Hector the Collector" (John Aldrich)
* "Iron Hand" (Paddy Brennan)
* "Jimmy Jest" (issues 38-87)
* "Joe Soap" (John Dallas)
* "Little 'Orror"
* "Mad Ads" (first appeared in issue 1)
* "The Nutters" (first appeared in issue 1, John Geering)
* "Rip Van Tinkle"
* "Scrapper" (first appeared in issue 1)
* "Simple Spyman" (first appeared in issue 1, Bill Ritchie)
* "Skooldaze" (first appeared in issue 1)
* "Slojak"
* "Spookie Cookie" (first appeared in issue 1)
* "Spoo
- I had known it was coming Because Jinx D. Cooley Had dropped me the line After a ride with a crack addict. We drove in my Dodge Shadow All over Buffalo And that was Nineteen Ninety Five He wouldn’t get out of the car. We didn’t know who he was When he ended up in the car We had walked away from an addict He had been with us and Jinx had invited him. We found out when he told us That his wife had kicked him Out of his house He was ex-army and hi-strung. Jinx puked on the East Side In the house where he visited his brother While his “friend” who we’d also let in Watched me ouside the house.
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