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| rdfs:comment | - Old fashioned toasters would hold only flat items like bread. Then they added a drawer to some, like a small broiler. Today's toaster ovens are more like small oven/broilers. They can sometimes be used instead of heading up the whole, full-sized oven. Industrial toasters have a track. Multiple pieces follow the track around the heat source.
- Alarmingly, Toaster's alt mode doesn't seem to be the size of a normal household toaster at all, and is in fact around ten feet tall. While a questionable disguise, he's so rarely seen, it must be working pretty well for him.
- See broken toaster.
- Toaster (or T.O.A.S.T.E.R.) is an organization founded by Henry P. Smellyfut. The purpose, is to find all of the top amateur inventors, and keep them from becoming professionals. T.O.A.S.T.E.R. stands for "Team Of Amateur inventors Sent To Earregular Rides".
- When Muggle construction workers threatened to disturb the habitat of magical beasts in a forest that had not been properly protected with Muggle-Repelling Charms, witch environmental activist Winifred Whittle spread around the woods a series of Muggle Guards to keep them at bay. While doing so, she retrieved what she called a "toaster" — but was actually a blowtorch.
- A Toaster is a dangerous device invented by the people who invented other stuff. It is very dangerous, and should only be handled by experts. No, you are not an expert.
- Toasters are one of the various breakable weapons Travis Grady can use in Silent Hill: Origins. They are for one-time use only, deal a high amount of damage, and are commonly found in kitchens. They are one of the easiest throwable weapons to handle.
- Toaster is the brother of Autobot communications officer Blaster and Karmen. He transforms into a toaster. Duh. Alarmingly, Toaster's alt mode doesn't seem to be the size of a normal household toaster at all, and is in fact around ten feet tall. While a questionable disguise, he's so rarely seen, it must be working pretty well for him.
- The adjustable dial or slider on a toaster varies a parameter called the "toastivity" (symbol: Greek letter tau) which adjust the darkness of the resulting toast. While not labeled, most dials are actually calibrated on a logarithmic scale, so that the highest setting may be millions or billions of times toastier than the lowest. This little known fact is the casue of much burned toast. It is a little known fact that toasters are the children of God himself and the Devil (God is the mother.)
- The Toaster is a level 3 tower; it fires powerful plasma shells similar to the Punisher's with higher accuracy albeit at a shorter range. When idle it retreats inside its protective cover which enables it to withstand seven times the damage it can take while exposed - this makes it useful against natural hazards or plasma cannon bombardment. Its ARM counterpart is the Ambusher.
- The in-game description of the weapon is stated as: "Slosh's hand-me-down molten metal spray gun melts through metal armor as though it's plastic."
- The Toaster is a junk item in The Last Stand: Dead Zone.
- Toaster is the titular protagonist of the 1987 film, The Brave Little Toaster and its sequels.
- A toaster is some sort of magic cookin' box that toast dem toast. It toast dem toast real good-like. Contrary to popular belief, the "toaster" is actually quite the sophisticated machinery! With a simple insertion of a simple slice of bread, it generates heat, and then corresponding energy transfers take place until said bread is toasted. So yeah, it toast dem toast good.
- In 2365, Captain Phillipa Louvois told Commander William T. Riker that if he refused to represent Commander Bruce Maddox in a hearing to determine whether the android Data was a sentient being or Starfleet property, she would rule summarily that Data was a toaster. (TNG: "The Measure Of A Man" ) In the Nexus, James T. Kirk made toast from a toaster as well as scrambled Ktarian eggs for Antonia for breakfast. (Star Trek Generations) Captain Kathryn Janeway once referred to the replicator in her quarters as a "glorified toaster." She said it never forgave her. (VOY: "Shattered")
- Toaster comes from a happy household with his best friends, Blankie, Lampy, Kirby, and Radio. The live bustling lives until, one day, their master takes off to visit his mother. To put it lightly, the appliances completely lost it, scampering to the attic at even just the sound of a car. There they stay, in the cabin until Air Conditioner shorted from his own version of an aneurysm and the 'For Sale' sign went down. The only thing left to do was to wait, but they had already been doing that for so long. Toaster suggested that the go on more or less of a wild goose chase for their master, Rob, in the city. Marvelous idea? Not exactly, and the reason it's not isn't because they are simply a toaster, a lamp, a blanket, a vacuum, and a radio. It's because they don't have an efficient method of
- He is the leader of five appliances (counting himself), known as Kirby, Radio, Lampy, and Blanky. He is friends with "the Master" (Rob McGroarty). Like all appliances, he only comes to life when there are no human beings around, not even in Rob's presence, or that of "the Mistress" (his girlfriend Chris) except for their baby Robbie (who is born before the events of "The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars").
- thumb|Der Toaster im Quartier von Paris und Torres. Ein Toaster ist ein Gerät zum Rösten von Brotscheiben. Da Speisen im 24. Jahrhundert meistens aus dem Replikator kommen, werden Toaster nur noch sehr selten verwendet. 2365 soll Commander William T. Riker beweisen, dass Data eine reine Maschine ist. Riker lehnt dies ab mit der Begründung, da er selbst nicht von dieser Behauptung ausgehe. Als Captain Phillipa Louvois sagt, sie werde auf Grund ihrer flüchtigen Erkenntnisse zu der Entscheidung kommen, Data sei ein Toaster, stimmt Riker doch zu, gegen Data vorzugehen. (TNG: )
- A toaster is a small land crustacean. It is generally shiny and box-like, although this can vary from species to species. The toaster has an aluminum exoskeleton with up to four slots that make up the mouth; protruding from the outer shell is a lever that is pushed down to consume prey. Also present is a dial determining how much of the prey is to be consumed, or in layspeak, "toasted." The toaster's natural habitat ranges from deciduous to evergreen forests. A ferocious predator, toasters have nevertheless been domesticated extensively by humans of nearly all walks of life. Stick your nose inside and it will become like your math teacher's. It's so pters in Nature== On the evolutionary tree, toasters are very closely related to other appliances, especially microwaves. Toaster ovens are no
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| Goal | - To find the master
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| Dislikes | - Fighting, water, seeing any of his friends in danger
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| Inspiration | - The protagonist from Thomas M. Disch's novel of the same name
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| Likes | - To make the Master happy, Radio's songs
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| Appearance | - A simple light blue toaster with brown eyes
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| Personality | - Extremely brave, loyal, wise, leader-ly, caring, strong, courageous, fearless, selfless
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| Shows | - Timon & Pumbaa
- The Oz Kids
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| Fate | - Is repaired by and rides off with the Master
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| Alias | - Slots, Slothead, Sweetheart, Toasty
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| Enemies | - Elmo St. Peters, Quadruped , Cutting-Edge Appliances , Giant Magnet, the Crane, Crusher, The Evil Clown, Mack McCro, Jim Bob, Hearing Aid , The Missile, Supreme Commander
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| Description | - "Has two wide slots for bread, muffins and pancakes. Made of pretty tough metal."
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| Motto | - Who doesn't like burnt bread?
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| Quote | - "It'll be fun!"
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| abstract | - Old fashioned toasters would hold only flat items like bread. Then they added a drawer to some, like a small broiler. Today's toaster ovens are more like small oven/broilers. They can sometimes be used instead of heading up the whole, full-sized oven. Industrial toasters have a track. Multiple pieces follow the track around the heat source.
- thumb|Der Toaster im Quartier von Paris und Torres. Ein Toaster ist ein Gerät zum Rösten von Brotscheiben. Da Speisen im 24. Jahrhundert meistens aus dem Replikator kommen, werden Toaster nur noch sehr selten verwendet. 2365 soll Commander William T. Riker beweisen, dass Data eine reine Maschine ist. Riker lehnt dies ab mit der Begründung, da er selbst nicht von dieser Behauptung ausgehe. Als Captain Phillipa Louvois sagt, sie werde auf Grund ihrer flüchtigen Erkenntnisse zu der Entscheidung kommen, Data sei ein Toaster, stimmt Riker doch zu, gegen Data vorzugehen. (TNG: ) Als sich James T. Kirk 2371 im Nexus befindet, bereitet er ein Frühstück für seine Freundin Antonia vor. Kirk rostet dafür auch Toast in einen Toaster. (Star Trek: Treffen der Generationen) 2377 steht ein Toaster im Quartier von Tom Paris und B'Elanna Torres. Paris benutzt ihn bei der Herstellung seines „Lieblings-Feinschmecker-Frühstücks", Erdnussbutter-Sandwiches. Einige Monate später werden die Erinnerungen von Torres auf Quarra manipuliert. Damit Torres ihre Erinnerungen zurück erlangt zeigt Neelix ihr Quartier und Torres erkennt den Toaster von Paris wieder. (VOY: , ) Im selben Jahr erwähnt Kathryn Janeway gegenüber Chakotay, dass sie ihren Replikator als einen aufgemotzten Toaster bezeichnet hat und das ihr der Replikator dies nie verziehen hat und deswegen immer Fehlfunktionen hat. (VOY: )
- Alarmingly, Toaster's alt mode doesn't seem to be the size of a normal household toaster at all, and is in fact around ten feet tall. While a questionable disguise, he's so rarely seen, it must be working pretty well for him.
- In 2365, Captain Phillipa Louvois told Commander William T. Riker that if he refused to represent Commander Bruce Maddox in a hearing to determine whether the android Data was a sentient being or Starfleet property, she would rule summarily that Data was a toaster. (TNG: "The Measure Of A Man" ) In the Nexus, James T. Kirk made toast from a toaster as well as scrambled Ktarian eggs for Antonia for breakfast. (Star Trek Generations) In 2377, Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres had a toaster in their quarters on the USS Voyager. Paris, who was known for being fond of 20th century nostalgia, used it to make peanut butter toast, his "favorite gourmet breakfast." (VOY: "Lineage") Later that year, when Torres was returned to Voyager after being brainwashed by the Quarren, Neelix showed her around her quarters to help recover her stolen memories. The toaster was one of the items Torres looked at as she walked around the room. (VOY: "Workforce, Part II") Captain Kathryn Janeway once referred to the replicator in her quarters as a "glorified toaster." She said it never forgave her. (VOY: "Shattered")
- Toaster comes from a happy household with his best friends, Blankie, Lampy, Kirby, and Radio. The live bustling lives until, one day, their master takes off to visit his mother. To put it lightly, the appliances completely lost it, scampering to the attic at even just the sound of a car. There they stay, in the cabin until Air Conditioner shorted from his own version of an aneurysm and the 'For Sale' sign went down. The only thing left to do was to wait, but they had already been doing that for so long. Toaster suggested that the go on more or less of a wild goose chase for their master, Rob, in the city. Marvelous idea? Not exactly, and the reason it's not isn't because they are simply a toaster, a lamp, a blanket, a vacuum, and a radio. It's because they don't have an efficient method of getting anywhere because they all require outlets, save for Blanky. From toeing a refrigerator to Kirby to sliding a mattress down the stairs, the gang knew what they were doing as far as ideas went. Later, to their delight, Lampy had managed to find a generator and tied it to a rolling chair. It was brilliant. They could easily charge it up and have reluctant old Kirby pull it. With that bit out of the way, they made their way to the city, following Radio's signal. Their first stop is the pond where they meet several animals and Toaster is perused by a depressed flower looking for a friend. When it sees its own reflection in Toaster's chrome, it begins to try to snuggle with him. He declines, telling it that he's not a flower and that the flower it sees is "just a reflection." He flees only because he knows that there is no way for him to help the flower. Toaster can't stand to know that he doesn't have the ability to assist the suffering. After he sees that the flower is dead, his mood and feelings toward his current adventure change. When they finally take a rest break with Blanky as a makeshift tent, Toaster has a horrid nightmare. It begins well, with him making toast for a youthful Rob. Suddenly, smoke begins emerging from his slots and clutches the child before removing him from the kitchen. A clown appears, hisses "run", then begins shooting aqueous forks from a hose at Toaster as he runs away. The scene changes to him hanging by one lever on a bar over a tub of water. He falls in and the dream ends. This dream made Toaster realize that he really cannot run from his fears. He might run into troubles small (the toast burning) or big (Rob being kidnapped) but running away will only lead to more trouble. In my eyes, the clown represents, or at leas foreshadows, the scene in the junkyard. He took this dream into account when he was formulating a plan of how to evade The Magnet. All he did was put the fact that if he just ran away, he would be stuck between a rock and a hard place, as they were when they were rolling down the conveyor belt with the Magnet overhead. After a violent storm that blew Blanky up a tree, forcing Kirby to retrieve him, after plummeting down a waterfall, and finally after losing their chair and battery they really think it cannot get any worse. Well, movies such as these tend to enjoy making the group of friends as miserable as possible to force them to work together; they also ended up finding themselves sinking in a puddle of quicksand. Ironically, it was Radio that saved all of them even though he was considered to be the dead weight of the group. They are rescued by a man named Elmo St. Peters and taken to his appliance shop where they befriend a group of pessimistic appliances that, honestly, accept that they are going to die. To their luck, they manage to trick Elmo St. Peters into thinking that the gang is a monster. With the man passed out, a jail break is called and everyone, including the dog, escape. Finally back on the road, the appliances find directions to Rob's apartment via a phone book and a traffic light. They arrive safely only to find that Rob had purchased new updated technology which are, for the most part, just better versions of themselves plus a computer. The gang is promptly shoved out of the window and into a dumpster, where they await their next challenge. Welcome to "Crazy Ernie's Amazing Emporium of Total Bargain Madness", or otherwise known as the city dump. Here, they come to terms with junkyard cars that have accepted that they are worthless. This brings us back to the updated technology back at the apartment. They generally told Toaster, Blanky, Lampy, Kriby, and Radio that they were useless and did it in the least sugarcoated way imaginable. They are forced to watch each car get crushed to death all the while running for their lives from The Magnet. Rob eventually shows up, looking for something he could use to replace his original appliances with, but he ends up in a whole mess of trouble. He spots all five of the friends on their way to a compacted death and decides that he might as well just take them, ignoring the angry magnet above him. When The Magnet approaches, it engages with or without Rob holding on to Kirby, which he just happens to be doing. He is hoisted into the air, the dropped to the belt, yards away from the mouth like opening of The Trash Compactor. Now, it would seem that they are all going to end up as little rainbow, possibly bloody, cubes. It's a good thing that toaster was already jumping off the belt, risking life and limb to scramble to the peak of a stack of cars. When he reaches the top, he throws himself into the gears of the trash compactor, bringing it to a stop and saving his friends.
- A toaster is some sort of magic cookin' box that toast dem toast. It toast dem toast real good-like. Contrary to popular belief, the "toaster" is actually quite the sophisticated machinery! With a simple insertion of a simple slice of bread, it generates heat, and then corresponding energy transfers take place until said bread is toasted. So yeah, it toast dem toast good. It is a well known fact of toasters that All Toasters Toast Toast. This is a little tidbit of wisdom provided to us by none other than Mario. While he was working in Hotel Mario, he made the discovery that all toasters toast toast. Nobody bothered to tell him that toasters actually toast bread.
- See broken toaster.
- Toaster (or T.O.A.S.T.E.R.) is an organization founded by Henry P. Smellyfut. The purpose, is to find all of the top amateur inventors, and keep them from becoming professionals. T.O.A.S.T.E.R. stands for "Team Of Amateur inventors Sent To Earregular Rides".
- When Muggle construction workers threatened to disturb the habitat of magical beasts in a forest that had not been properly protected with Muggle-Repelling Charms, witch environmental activist Winifred Whittle spread around the woods a series of Muggle Guards to keep them at bay. While doing so, she retrieved what she called a "toaster" — but was actually a blowtorch.
- A Toaster is a dangerous device invented by the people who invented other stuff. It is very dangerous, and should only be handled by experts. No, you are not an expert.
- A toaster is a small land crustacean. It is generally shiny and box-like, although this can vary from species to species. The toaster has an aluminum exoskeleton with up to four slots that make up the mouth; protruding from the outer shell is a lever that is pushed down to consume prey. Also present is a dial determining how much of the prey is to be consumed, or in layspeak, "toasted." The toaster's natural habitat ranges from deciduous to evergreen forests. A ferocious predator, toasters have nevertheless been domesticated extensively by humans of nearly all walks of life. Stick your nose inside and it will become like your math teacher's. It's so pters in Nature== On the evolutionary tree, toasters are very closely related to other appliances, especially microwaves. Toaster ovens are not as close to "true" toasters as you might think, but nonetheless share much of the same DNA. Also related to toasters are appliances such as refrigerators and stoves. Toasters are ferocious predators, and are hunted only by the occasional dire wolf, and of course, man. The prey of a toaster may include but is not limited to sliced bread, loafed bread, bagels, waffles, Pop-Tarts, pancakes, English muffins, and occasionally paper money and a few fingers if it's feeling truly peckish. In the mesozoic era, toasters ruled the earth, but were mainly restricted to a two-block area of the Lower East Side due to rent-control. These prehistoric hunting machines, called Tyrannotoasterus (Tyrant toaster), used brawn, stealth, and small concealable pistols (also known as "Saturday Night Specials") to take down their massive prey. The toasters of millennia past were huge, flying, radioactive machines. Fossil evidence excavated from beneath Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington, USA has definitively proven their existence outside of Lower Manhattan, at least in winged form, since 1992 A.D. Toasteropaleontology is the branch of science dedicated to the study of these majestic appliances. Currently, the great debate in the toasteropaleontologist community is whether toasters used Alternating Current, Direct Current, or possibly both.
- Toasters are one of the various breakable weapons Travis Grady can use in Silent Hill: Origins. They are for one-time use only, deal a high amount of damage, and are commonly found in kitchens. They are one of the easiest throwable weapons to handle.
- Toaster is the brother of Autobot communications officer Blaster and Karmen. He transforms into a toaster. Duh. Alarmingly, Toaster's alt mode doesn't seem to be the size of a normal household toaster at all, and is in fact around ten feet tall. While a questionable disguise, he's so rarely seen, it must be working pretty well for him.
- The adjustable dial or slider on a toaster varies a parameter called the "toastivity" (symbol: Greek letter tau) which adjust the darkness of the resulting toast. While not labeled, most dials are actually calibrated on a logarithmic scale, so that the highest setting may be millions or billions of times toastier than the lowest. This little known fact is the casue of much burned toast. It is a little known fact that toasters are the children of God himself and the Devil (God is the mother.)
- The Toaster is a level 3 tower; it fires powerful plasma shells similar to the Punisher's with higher accuracy albeit at a shorter range. When idle it retreats inside its protective cover which enables it to withstand seven times the damage it can take while exposed - this makes it useful against natural hazards or plasma cannon bombardment. Its ARM counterpart is the Ambusher.
- The in-game description of the weapon is stated as: "Slosh's hand-me-down molten metal spray gun melts through metal armor as though it's plastic."
- The Toaster is a junk item in The Last Stand: Dead Zone.
- He is the leader of five appliances (counting himself), known as Kirby, Radio, Lampy, and Blanky. He is friends with "the Master" (Rob McGroarty). Like all appliances, he only comes to life when there are no human beings around, not even in Rob's presence, or that of "the Mistress" (his girlfriend Chris) except for their baby Robbie (who is born before the events of "The Brave Little Toaster Goes to Mars"). Despite being a male, he is voiced by Deanna Oliver in all three films (though due to the gender of the German name, in that dub, he is voiced by a man, while it is Lampy who is voiced by a woman).
- Toaster is the titular protagonist of the 1987 film, The Brave Little Toaster and its sequels.
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