Raxxla is only initiation

Im afraid to say i dont think Raxxla is in the game as a physical thing to find. It more probably is the friends we make along the way. (technically those friends are in game right)
 
I've been thinking about what kind of reasoning would push an ordinary man, or even a not very sane person, to, check note, boil beer until it's a dark paste, then spread it on a toast and eat it. So far I've found none.
People over the world often mock the use of snails in cooking, but I can see why one might try. You are hungry, nothing to eat but butter and herbs. You see a juicy snail and think "f*** it, still better than dying of hunger". You know, Bear Grylls style, except you don't drink your own pee. Or perhaps they did that to, but they didn't keep it as a new culinary discovery.
Sure there are less reasons why one would try to eat very old milk who was left standing next to a mouldy bread for months in a cave. But yet again, either being very young and adventurous or quite desperate might be a reasons why. Honestly the most spectacular is the survival of said individual, and the discovery of cheese.

But marmite ? What kind of insane reason would push a person to even think about it ?

You sir, are no longer welcome in British empire (map from 1890s ish), unless you are in possession of a jar of marmite.
 
You sir, are no longer welcome in British empire (map from 1890s ish), unless you are in possession of a jar of marmite.
This is what is called a marmite here :
marmite-sans-couvercle-techniq-68-l.jpg

Good luck using it on a toast !

AND STOP STEALING OUR COLONIES !
 
This is what is called a marmite here :
marmite-sans-couvercle-techniq-68-l.jpg

Good luck using it on a toast !

AND STOP STEALING OUR COLONIES !

That last line just made me lol - glad you took it in the right spirit! ;)

So is marmite a brand of cooking pot, or a type? Genuinely interested. Because you could make a brilliant helmet out of your marmite.
 
That last line just made me lol - glad you took it in the right spirit! ;)

So is marmite a brand of cooking pot, or a type? Genuinely interested. Because you could make a brilliant helmet out of your marmite.
A type of cooking pot, not a brand. Like a cauldron ? I think ? Nowadays, most notoriously used to cook large quantities of pasta for large families, or school canteen.

And yes, it makes for good helmets !
 
Its a potted-bellied cooking vessel. Strangely enough, that's how my wife describes me.

A type of cooking pot, not a brand. Like a cauldron ? I think ? Nowadays, most notoriously used to cook large quantities of pasta for large families, or school canteen.

And yes, it makes for good helmets !

Excellent, thanks guys. I couldn't be bothered to google, as frankly you get better and funnier answers asking people on here who know the answer! (I like yours too john!)

So yeah like a big bottomed cauldron pot, cool. I can see how they would make weighty but fantastic helmets now. It reminds me of a simpsons episode where homer and bart are headbutt-jousting each other wearing such cookware!
 
Yes, Raxxla! It's in that colossal jar pictured above! (somewhere)

It's as big a mystery as is the fact that the product has such a lofty seal-of-approval
 
If you put cheese on the toast you may also put marmite on, too.

If you pardon the expression, I am happy to swing both ways when it comes to sweet on toast, or savoury, but never together. That would be an abomination!

How about mixing some marmite in the nutella or marmalade to see if anyone notices?

And thinking about Lady Marmalade, makes me hope for a Lady Marmite..! :D

I see your training into the methods of becoming an evil genius, are progressing well. This is the kind of thinking we need in the Hat side of the Force, my young padawan.
 
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