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[[File:DiaWedge.png|Crispity crunch!]]
The '''wedge''' is merely an [[8-Ball|eighth of a ball]], making it not closely related to the other balls. What makes up for this is that it is among the best foods in the world, produced in downtown Boise, [[Idaho]] after their previous life as a [[nerpotato]]. Wedges come with seasoning to make your dinner the best one you've had all week.
==Behaviour==
Wedges are usually solitary foods, but they form herds of four/eight members, collectively known as a '''delicacy'''. In groups of four, they follow Hund's rule of maximum multiplicity in that each quarter is occupied by one wedge prior to the addition of another four wedges.
==As a weapon==
A popular trend among gamers, youngsters, soldiers, etc. is to throw wedges at each other. When throwing a delicacy, this is known as a '''potato bomb''', and this automatically makes the enemy surrender. Studies show more children prefer wedge fights than [[snowball]] fights.
[[Category:Foods]]
The '''wedge''' is merely an [[8-Ball|eighth of a ball]], making it not closely related to the other balls. What makes up for this is that it is among the best foods in the world, produced in downtown Boise, [[Idaho]] after their previous life as a [[nerpotato]]. Wedges come with seasoning to make your dinner the best one you've had all week.
==Behaviour==
Wedges are usually solitary foods, but they form herds of four/eight members, collectively known as a '''delicacy'''. In groups of four, they follow Hund's rule of maximum multiplicity in that each quarter is occupied by one wedge prior to the addition of another four wedges.
==As a weapon==
A popular trend among gamers, youngsters, soldiers, etc. is to throw wedges at each other. When throwing a delicacy, this is known as a '''potato bomb''', and this automatically makes the enemy surrender. Studies show more children prefer wedge fights than [[snowball]] fights.
[[Category:Foods]]