Pomdiddian
A pomdiddian is a multi-fountain fountain: a fountain made of fountains. Contrary to popular assumption, it need not involve chocolate. A pomdiddian can run on any liquid at all, up to and including plain water.
It takes its name from Pompeus Pomdiddian the Second, who built a fountain within a fountain within the fountain on the grounds of the ILCOSGM. The design is exactly as recursive as it sounds.
Appears in Book 11
First seen in Book 11, page 339
First seen in Book 11, page 339
Research
entry sources b11:c99:p339
entry art from b11:c99:p339
subject string shown verbatim Pomdiddian
In the printed almanac pages (1 cited)
Facts
in_world_system (1)
A pomdiddian is a multi-fountain fountain, not just restricted to chocolate fountains; it can be a fountain of any liquid, even water.
A pomdiddian is a multi-fountain fountain. Not just restricted to chocolate fountains. Can be a fountain of any liquid, even water. b11:c99:p339
history (1)
The pomdiddian is named after Pompeus Pomdiddian the Second, famous for building a fountain within a fountain within the fountain on the grounds of the ILCOSGM.
Named after Pompeus Pomdiddian the Second, famous for building a fountain within a fountain within the fountain on the grounds of the ILCOSGM (Institute of Leopard-Crawling and Other Stealth Ground Manoeuvres). b11:c99:p339