Phil Xavier
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Le Queue: The baguettes are okay
For the past few weeks I’ve been playing Clair Obscur: Expedition 33, and after a rough beginning where I thought I wasn’t gonna adapt to the combat system, things finally clicked as soon as I started Act 2 of the game, and I’m loving it as much as a Frenchman loves debating existentialism over some coffee and a cigarette.
It’s such a French game, mon vieux.
That outfit on the header picture is literally called “Baguette,” and it’s the first one you find in the game. It’s almost like the devs were completely aware that the internet was gonna make memes with the fact that this is a French game set on a very France-inspired place, and decided to just rip the bandaid off and get on with more important things.
Either way, this is Le Queue and we’re on a mission to answer questions and eat baguettes — and we’re all out of baguettes. Because the characters in that game took them all and strapped them to their backs for some reason. Iunno, maybe they think they’ll get hungry later.
The Queue: À ta santé!
Let’s have a toast, Queue, for life is to be celebrated. To your health!
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The Queue: PROBLEM?!
Have you ever had such a big problem that you answered your landline phone (in 2025) and thought that if you were in a comic book, the word PROBLEM?! would appear on the current panel? Cause my man Billy Kane over here sure has!
This is The Queue, and if you’ve got a big PROBLEM?! just shoot it at us, and we’ll do our best to solve it!
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The Queue: Conjured Mana Food
How does it taste? How many calories does it have? Does it just disappear in your stomach? But if so, how does it give you sustenance — how does it restore your health and mana?
As we ponder these important questions and others, let’s Queue.
The Queue: From Mitsuru Monday to Fuuka Friday
A normal work week starts on Mitsuru Monday and ends on Fuuka Friday. It is known.
Today is Fuuka Friday, a truly blessed day. A day where smiles come easy, where work feels light, where everyone comes together to breathe a sigh of relief for a long, hard week is at last over.
A day where even lemons taste sweet.
So run along, friends, and let’s do this Friday Queue thing — which is a thing we do now!



