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*'''Chateau de Buf''' — A brand of wine tailored to foster and enhance the sexual experience. | *'''Chateau de Buf''' — A brand of wine tailored to foster and enhance the sexual experience. | ||
*'''Crowfest '98''' — A hybrid of Ozzfest and Live Aid, featuring a rock singer flavoring his rock with ethnic music. | *'''Crowfest '98''' — A hybrid of Ozzfest and Live Aid, featuring a rock singer flavoring his rock with ethnic music. | ||
*'''[[Citizens United Negating Technology]] For Life And People's Safety''' - narrated by a person suspiciously similar in tone to | *'''[[Citizens United Negating Technology]] For Life And People's Safety''' - narrated by a person suspiciously similar in tone to Jack Thompson. | ||
*'''Feel All Great Sports''' — A sporting goods store with a gay theme, hence the acronym "FAGS". References the Ultimate Disc in the Dark from [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. | *'''Feel All Great Sports''' — A sporting goods store with a gay theme, hence the acronym "FAGS". References the Ultimate Disc in the Dark from [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]]. | ||
*'''Koala''' — A parody of Charmin toilet paper, using koalas instead of grizzlies. | *'''Koala''' — A parody of Charmin toilet paper, using koalas instead of grizzlies. | ||
*'''Liberty City's Finest''' - A recruiting commercial for the Liberty City Police Department, stereotyping policemen as lazy yet violent. | *'''Liberty City's Finest''' - A recruiting commercial for the Liberty City Police Department, stereotyping policemen as lazy yet violent. | ||
*'''Maibatsu Whoom''' — another Maibatsu vehicle in the tradition of the Monstrosity and Thunder, which does not appear in game. The Whoom is an accessory laden and presumably jumbo-sized minivan catering to the married husband. | *'''Maibatsu Whoom''' — another Maibatsu vehicle in the tradition of the Monstrosity and Thunder, which does not appear in game. The Whoom is an accessory laden and presumably jumbo-sized minivan catering to the married husband. | ||
*'''The Mainframe''' — a parody of | *'''The Mainframe''' — a parody of The Matrix, though the Matrix technically did not premiere until 1999, the year after ''Liberty City Stories'' is set in. | ||
*'''PastMaster''' — quasi-educational computer game that helps children relive famously atrocious American battles throughout history. | *'''PastMaster''' — quasi-educational computer game that helps children relive famously atrocious American battles throughout history. | ||
*'''Pilgrim's Pantry''' - restaurant with a 17th-century with a | *'''Pilgrim's Pantry''' - restaurant with a 17th-century with a Pilgrims theme. Holds a weekly Crucible night. | ||
*'''Rails''' - Colombian-manufactured cereal intended for consumption through the nose, much like cocaine. | *'''Rails''' - Colombian-manufactured cereal intended for consumption through the nose, much like cocaine. | ||
*'''Swap Meet''' — parody of the Friends TV show. | *'''Swap Meet''' — parody of the Friends TV show. | ||