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'''Hot 'n' Cold''' was a cafe in [[Boston]], [[Massachusetts]] in the [[United Republic of North America]] on [[Earth]]. It has a beverage dispenser and a coffee machine, and was visited by [[Janissary James]] twice before and after intervening in [[Gene Lindsey]]'s initiation ceremony<ref>'''[[I love bees|I Love Bees]]''', ''[[Axon Clips Chapter 4]]''</ref> and [[Jersey Morelli]] as [[Durga]] informed him of the [[Deep-space artifact|Deep-Space Artifact]] at [[Chawla Base]].<ref>'''[[I love bees|I Love Bees]]''', ''[[Axon Clips Chapter 8]]''</ref> | '''Hot 'n' Cold''' was a cafe in [[Boston]], [[Massachusetts]] in the [[United Republic of North America]] on [[Earth]]. It has a beverage dispenser and a coffee machine, and was visited by [[Janissary James]] twice before and after intervening in [[Gene Lindsey]]'s initiation ceremony<ref>'''[[I love bees|I Love Bees]]''', ''[[Axon Clips Chapter 4]]''</ref> and [[Jersey Morelli]] as [[Durga]] informed him of the [[Deep-space artifact|Deep-Space Artifact]] at [[Chawla Base]].<ref>'''[[I love bees|I Love Bees]]''', ''[[Axon Clips Chapter 8]]''</ref> | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
The name may be a parody of the present-day "IcyHot", a muscle tension relief patch, but '''Hot 'n' Cold''' being a restaurant rather than a product. | |||
==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
Revision as of 01:00, December 11, 2011
Hot 'n' Cold was a cafe in Boston, Massachusetts in the United Republic of North America on Earth. It has a beverage dispenser and a coffee machine, and was visited by Janissary James twice before and after intervening in Gene Lindsey's initiation ceremony[1] and Jersey Morelli as Durga informed him of the Deep-Space Artifact at Chawla Base.[2]
Trivia
The name may be a parody of the present-day "IcyHot", a muscle tension relief patch, but Hot 'n' Cold being a restaurant rather than a product.
