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Peaches
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Thusfar, I logged in all my characters on one account and one did not get the basket, not in bank either. I guess that means she wont get one now? And yes, she is a very old character, not under 30 days.
Hiya Rico. Lost those pompoms a very long time ago! How are ya? Nice to see ya again!OMYGOOSES!!! It's Peaches...the ultimate in online game cheerleaders. Where have you been hiding?...la
Yep, they sure are and hiya Aboo! *hugs*Hey Peaches!!! *HUGS*
Nice to see you again! Aren't the pink baskets pretty?
Its a running gag.I just have one question...
Why BACON?
From the February 16, 2007 Five on Friday....
"Ok, I give up... what's with the Bacon? "
Wilki, Master of Meat Products, fielded this one:
"Ok, the truth about Valentine's Day Bacon! You've probably heard all kinds of rumors about why bacon was included in the Valentine's Day gift basket. Was it because the ancient Romans used to whack each other with strips of meat to show their "love" for each other? Or perhaps a developer is a big fan of the actor Kevin Bacon? Or, could it be based on some obscure cartoon series? Were the devs just being naughty?
Not quite...
What actually happened is a lot less meaningful than any of the rumors. Inside UO, we use two separate number systems for creating items, depending on the type of item we want to make. When I was busy writing the script for Valentine's Day, I forgot to change which number system I was using, and guess what? The number for a "slice of bacon" in one system just happens to be the same as the number for "a rose in a vase" in the other system.
So, when I loaded up my script on a test center, instead of finding a rose in a vase, I ended up with a slice of bacon in my basket. Mmmm, bacon! I laughed out loud because it was just so... random! Bacon on Valentine's Day?!!
When I told some of the other devs what I had done, the jokes started flying around. We decided we just had to leave it in, and thus a Britannian tradition was born!"