Message Forum: Re: Origin of the Beefhead?

Re: Origin of the Beefhead?

Posted By: gremlinn, on host 24.25.223.168
Date: Sunday, October 12, 2003, at 00:21:35
In Reply To: Origin of the Beefhead? posted by Beavinator on Saturday, October 11, 2003, at 21:33:44:

> Ok, so "beefheads" have now appeared in at least three of the games at Rinkworks (Enchanted Forest, Fantasy Quest 2 and Murkon's Refuge, somebody tell me if I missed one). Has there been any discussion anywhere on what exactly these things are and where they came from? Did Sam just make them up to be goofy, or is there a story behind it?
> Enquiring minds want to know!
>
> - Beavi "ready for level 5" nator

The origins of the beefhead remain in obscurity, but many believe that in ancient times they were stock creatures bred for large quantities of beef (of which the richest, juiciest portions were to be found in and around the head -- hence the name). *

The wild beefhead is best dealt with using a large chainsaw. (See link. **)

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* Yeah, I made that up. Sam has the right to veto anything I said.

** No, it's not my site.

Link: Exclusive Beefhead Photo!

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Re: Origin of the Beefhead? - Beavinator - Sun, 10/12/2003, 19:29:29
Re: Origin of the Beefhead? - macrinus7 - Sun, 10/12/2003, 09:27:12

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Message:	> > Ok, so "beefheads" have now appeared in at least three of the games at Rinkworks (Enchanted Forest, Fantasy Quest 2 and Murkon's Refuge, somebody tell me if I missed one). Has there been any discussion anywhere on what exactly these things are and where they came from? Did Sam just make them up to be goofy, or is there a story behind it? > > Enquiring minds want to know! > > > > - Beavi "ready for level 5" nator > > The origins of the beefhead remain in obscurity, but many believe that in ancient times they were stock creatures bred for large quantities of beef (of which the richest, juiciest portions were to be found in and around the head -- hence the name). * > > The wild beefhead is best dealt with using a large chainsaw. (See link. *) > > ----------- > > Yeah, I made that up. Sam has the right to veto anything I said. > > > ** No, it's not my site.
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