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| rdfs:comment | - The Biscuit can be used to fish at the Pet Society Pond. It will catch common fish and decorative / junk items.
- Biscuit appears nurturing her puppies in a flashback Brian has in "Chris Cross". Cranky from lack of sleep, Stewie claims to have been "beefing" Brian's mom at night in "A Lot Going On Upstairs", although Brian points out that she's dead.
- When interacted with, Biscuit will play an emote where it will summon a small wave of water.
- Can be bought at any food store.
* Lawolf
- Les Biscuit sont des ennemis apparus uniquement dans Wario Land II. Le biscuit est un petit personnage de couleur rouge portant une fourchette sur laquelle est piquée une part de gâteau. Il porte un tablier et une toque de chef. Il est capable de lancer sa part de gâteau dans la bouche de Wario pour le transformer en Gros Wario. Il est souvent placé à des endroits ou Wario a besoin d'être transformé ou a besoin d'être sous son état normal afin de faire de grands sauts. (ce qui le désavantagera lorsqu'il sera en surpoids) Ils sont remplacés dans Wario Land 3 par les Doughnuteers.
- Raylan's Chimæra were the only thing he cared about as he was a recluse that was bitter and distrustful towards Lorien. His eventual wife, Erina, would fly with them and slowly gained his trust. On the night of the Mogadorian Invasion of Lorien Raylan's Chimæra travelled with and acted as protection for Ella and Crayton as they made their way to the Loric Museum to Raylan's ship.
- Biscuits are one of the several health items Jennifer can use in Rule of Rose. They are commonly found in the "Unlucky Clover Field" chapter, though they restore very little health. They can be found by using the Biscuit Tin or a biscuit itself.
- Biscuits are small, usually unsweetened breads or cakes that can be very dangerous. Care must be taken not to bump your lips into them while eating, as they can cause large sores (not cold sores!) to form in the lip area
- A biscuit was a type of pastry. When attempting to decipher the ancient humanoids' computer program in 2369, Gul Ocett sarcastically speculated that it could just be a recipe for biscuits, prompting Nu'Daq to reply equally sarcastically that if she really believed that, she should return to Cardassia and he would send her his mother's recipe. (TNG: "The Chase" )
- Biscuit is a pale yellow hamster character from the Japanese company Sanrio. Biscuit has pale yellow fur, pale pink feet, round ears with pale pink linings, black oval eyes, and a black nose and mouth. Biscuit wears sunglasses on the forehead.
- Description: "This is a biscuit! When eaten, it gives you a tiny bit more oil. Wait, what...?" <default><i>Unknown</i></default> ValueUnknown LocationUnknown UsageUnknown Fourth Fifth Sixth
- Biscuit is the biological mother of Brian Griffin. Brian was taken away from her when he was a young puppy, at about 2 years or age, which is 14 in dog years, so he has a good memory of her. She is currently deceased.
- En alfarería un biscuit (galicismo que en español significa bizcocho) o un bizcocho, es el resultado de la primera cocción de la terracota o arcilla, pero más a menudo se llama biscuit a ese mismo resultado, siempre que la materia prima no sea arcilla sino caolín, cuarzo y feldespato.
- Das Item Biscuit gehört zum sogenannten Essen (auch Food genannt). Man kann es bei jedem [Nahrung]-Npc bekommen. z.B. bei Karin in Saint Morning
- In America, a biscuit refer to small quick breads, which often use leaveners like baking powder or baking soda. Biscuits are generally savory (but can be sweet), and the texture should be tender and light. In the British Isles, the term "biscuit" usually refers to a flat, thin cookie or cracker. The word biscuit comes from the French bis cuit ("twice cooked"), which is what the original sea biscuits aboard ship had to be in order to remain crisp.
- When Dick insults a hooker named Misty by refusing to pay for sex, she steals his car with the people inside the trunk and sells it to crime lord Fernando Jaramillo. When they are captured by Fernando and his men while trying to rescue the people from the trunk, Stan's first two escape plans involving Biscuit and Stan's mouse Cheesers backfire, and Dick is allowed to leave with a weary Biscuit who takes one last feeble swipe at one of the gang members, leaving Stan.
- Most English-speaking countries outside of North America, including the United Kingdom which serves as the Doctor’s home away from home, commonly refer to this type of tasty, tasty treat as “biscuit,” using the term “cookie” to describe only certain types of biscuits; Americans don’t know any goddamn better. However, in many regions both terms are used, which leads to some confusion. "Cookie" is also sometimes used in Scotland to describe a plain bun, which leads some to despise and mock the Scots even more, present company included. Biscuit-like hard wafers have existed for as long as baking is documented, in part because they make solid construction materials, but those are usually not sweet enough to be considered cookies by modern standards.
- Biscuit is an orc from the Clan of Roak (which was destroyed 200 years ago). He has been claimed by a demon (possibly two) and recently escaped their clutches. His people "accept loss without pause or regret" and his six hundred winters of horrible pain at the hands of the demons don't seem to have affected him much, nor does the fact that his clan is gone. He was freed by the efforts of Dies Horribly and Saves a Fox. His lips and hair are transparent due to being marked as property of a demon, so his teeth and gums are always visible even when his mouth is closed.
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- Pale yellow fur; Pale pink feet; Round ears with pale pink linings; Black oval eyes; Black nose; Black mouth; Sunglasses on forehead
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| Image | - Sanrio Characters Biscuit Image002.png
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| abstract | - The Biscuit can be used to fish at the Pet Society Pond. It will catch common fish and decorative / junk items.
- Biscuit appears nurturing her puppies in a flashback Brian has in "Chris Cross". Cranky from lack of sleep, Stewie claims to have been "beefing" Brian's mom at night in "A Lot Going On Upstairs", although Brian points out that she's dead.
- When interacted with, Biscuit will play an emote where it will summon a small wave of water.
- Can be bought at any food store.
* Lawolf
- Les Biscuit sont des ennemis apparus uniquement dans Wario Land II. Le biscuit est un petit personnage de couleur rouge portant une fourchette sur laquelle est piquée une part de gâteau. Il porte un tablier et une toque de chef. Il est capable de lancer sa part de gâteau dans la bouche de Wario pour le transformer en Gros Wario. Il est souvent placé à des endroits ou Wario a besoin d'être transformé ou a besoin d'être sous son état normal afin de faire de grands sauts. (ce qui le désavantagera lorsqu'il sera en surpoids) Ils sont remplacés dans Wario Land 3 par les Doughnuteers.
- Raylan's Chimæra were the only thing he cared about as he was a recluse that was bitter and distrustful towards Lorien. His eventual wife, Erina, would fly with them and slowly gained his trust. On the night of the Mogadorian Invasion of Lorien Raylan's Chimæra travelled with and acted as protection for Ella and Crayton as they made their way to the Loric Museum to Raylan's ship.
- Biscuit is an orc from the Clan of Roak (which was destroyed 200 years ago). He has been claimed by a demon (possibly two) and recently escaped their clutches. His people "accept loss without pause or regret" and his six hundred winters of horrible pain at the hands of the demons don't seem to have affected him much, nor does the fact that his clan is gone. He was freed by the efforts of Dies Horribly and Saves a Fox. His lips and hair are transparent due to being marked as property of a demon, so his teeth and gums are always visible even when his mouth is closed. For an orc, Biscuit is uncharacteristically intelligent, as noted by a goblin of the Viper Clan after seeing Biscuit successfully intimidate Duv [1], which is said not to be an easy feat. Biscuit also seems to be peaceable and friendly, thanking Saves a Fox and Dies Horribly for freeing him[2], helping them find the Orb of Bloodlight[3], expressing happiness at escaping the dungeon crawl[4], and becoming unfriendly or violent only when mistreated or attacked[5]. Due to his age, Biscuit has a very high Wisdom score, since creatures in the Goblins realm getting a stackable bonus to Wisdom the longer they live. As Sense Motive is a Wisdom-based skill, Biscuit is easily able to tell when he's being lied to. Biscuit's name comes from the food, since his clan was trading with some humans for food and supplies when he was born, and he apparently loved biscuits. Klik's species was apparently well known to the Clan of Roak, as Biscuit recognizes Klik, and calls his species "noisy, round spirits" and "horrible lifeforms that come from another world". They apparently are abundant in Cloudypine Mountain, which is presumably where the Clan of Roak used to live.
- Biscuits are one of the several health items Jennifer can use in Rule of Rose. They are commonly found in the "Unlucky Clover Field" chapter, though they restore very little health. They can be found by using the Biscuit Tin or a biscuit itself.
- Biscuits are small, usually unsweetened breads or cakes that can be very dangerous. Care must be taken not to bump your lips into them while eating, as they can cause large sores (not cold sores!) to form in the lip area
- A biscuit was a type of pastry. When attempting to decipher the ancient humanoids' computer program in 2369, Gul Ocett sarcastically speculated that it could just be a recipe for biscuits, prompting Nu'Daq to reply equally sarcastically that if she really believed that, she should return to Cardassia and he would send her his mother's recipe. (TNG: "The Chase" )
- Biscuit is a pale yellow hamster character from the Japanese company Sanrio. Biscuit has pale yellow fur, pale pink feet, round ears with pale pink linings, black oval eyes, and a black nose and mouth. Biscuit wears sunglasses on the forehead.
- Description: "This is a biscuit! When eaten, it gives you a tiny bit more oil. Wait, what...?" <default><i>Unknown</i></default> ValueUnknown LocationUnknown UsageUnknown Fourth Fifth Sixth
- Biscuit is the biological mother of Brian Griffin. Brian was taken away from her when he was a young puppy, at about 2 years or age, which is 14 in dog years, so he has a good memory of her. She is currently deceased.
- En alfarería un biscuit (galicismo que en español significa bizcocho) o un bizcocho, es el resultado de la primera cocción de la terracota o arcilla, pero más a menudo se llama biscuit a ese mismo resultado, siempre que la materia prima no sea arcilla sino caolín, cuarzo y feldespato.
- When Dick insults a hooker named Misty by refusing to pay for sex, she steals his car with the people inside the trunk and sells it to crime lord Fernando Jaramillo. When they are captured by Fernando and his men while trying to rescue the people from the trunk, Stan's first two escape plans involving Biscuit and Stan's mouse Cheesers backfire, and Dick is allowed to leave with a weary Biscuit who takes one last feeble swipe at one of the gang members, leaving Stan. Dick keeps a coffee mug on his desk in "Flirting With Disaster" with Biscuit's picture on it. Francine looses a scab into the cup when her face peels after being hideously burned with acid by Lorraine.
- Most English-speaking countries outside of North America, including the United Kingdom which serves as the Doctor’s home away from home, commonly refer to this type of tasty, tasty treat as “biscuit,” using the term “cookie” to describe only certain types of biscuits; Americans don’t know any goddamn better. However, in many regions both terms are used, which leads to some confusion. "Cookie" is also sometimes used in Scotland to describe a plain bun, which leads some to despise and mock the Scots even more, present company included. Biscuit-like hard wafers have existed for as long as baking is documented, in part because they make solid construction materials, but those are usually not sweet enough to be considered cookies by modern standards. Biscuits appear to have their origins in Cardiff, shortly after the use of sugar became relatively common in the region, and later spread to the rest of Europe and beyond through the BBC conquest of television. By the early 1960s, biscuits were common in all levels of society throughout Europe, from the parapet fortifications for royal castles to the muck-encrusted gutters beneath the bunion-blossoming feet of street vendors, down as far as the rat holes and vermin tunnels common throughout those lands. With time travel becoming widespread at that time, cookies made a natural travel companion, and the Doctor has had a number of companions who were quite the cookie if you know what I mean. One of the most popular early biscuits, which traveled through time and space especially well was the “Ace”, a relatively hard cookie made largely from nuts, sweetener, and explosives. Another popular form was the “Zoe” made of sparkles, screams and Spandex-clad backsides. Biscuits (or “cookies” as they insist upon calling them) arrived in America through British television in the early 1970s through rebroadcast of BBC programmes on American PBS stations. The Dutch word "koekje" was invented about this time to sound like "cookie" and those bastards have been saying they invented the word ever since. Do not believe these foul Dutch lies, you do not know where their fingers have been. Despite all that, this being a wiki about Doctor Who, we’ll follow the “biscuit” naming convention, no matter how wrong the British have it.
- Das Item Biscuit gehört zum sogenannten Essen (auch Food genannt). Man kann es bei jedem [Nahrung]-Npc bekommen. z.B. bei Karin in Saint Morning
- In America, a biscuit refer to small quick breads, which often use leaveners like baking powder or baking soda. Biscuits are generally savory (but can be sweet), and the texture should be tender and light. In the British Isles, the term "biscuit" usually refers to a flat, thin cookie or cracker. The word biscuit comes from the French bis cuit ("twice cooked"), which is what the original sea biscuits aboard ship had to be in order to remain crisp.
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