As long as it’s 1 litre or less, you can alwas re-pack your big punch into several smaller ones, though I don’t think it’s worth the hassle just for some carry-on punches; at least I can hold myself until I’m at the luggage conveyer belt. Though, when I think of it, it would be handy with a punch or two in my hand bag to deal with all of the people dog-piling the belt, maybe re-packing is worth the hassle after all…
War Pig
Friends like Bikkie can be very handy on occasion.
ronald
Just out of nowhere: Can Bikkie change the bandages on his lower arms by himself or does he need someone to do that for him?
Bikkie also have unexpected sense of humor. Could start magazine. But name “Punch” already taken.
Jude
Yes, Punch is taken but how about one named BLOOD? One of Bikkie’s favourite words.
Peter Rogan
How about “Sluggo”? Or is that one already taken?
I can see a drunk Bikkie clearing out a bar in good old Popeye the Sailor-Man fashion. “Sluggo” is lit.
Night-Gaunt49
I think Bikke should be sedated to go through customs. Just so war won’t break out just then.
ronald
On another note, Wezzle’s ex must indeed be in dire circumstances if he had to resort to a written letter on PAPER. I’d imagine that actual literal dungeons would be the only places in the G.O.B. where one wouldn’t even have e-mail access.
Ada K.
It’s a synthplastic printout.
Peter Rogan
Paper of any sort doesn’t exist in the ‘Star Wars’ universe. It’s explicit in their writers’s guidelines: Everything is some sort of display, even if words are written on buildings or ships. No paper, no synthplastic. Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. I can’t make the DVR work.
TB
I can see this happening in our world if displays get cheap and flexible enough.
Bonker of Things
In all the sci-fi movies where every piece of writing is on hand-held see-through screens, how do they keep their stuff secret from prying eyes? I guess the iShield is an optional accessory that only cost 50% of the price of the flexi-screen itself.
TB
Slightly off-topic, but maybe not, just dived into your new Kickstarter and made a pledge! Okay, I’m buying the first series again too, but it’s worth it.
Please, please make sure the printer puts a decent binding on these! I’ve had a number of trade paperbacks (not yours) start shedding pages after only a few months. It’s a particular problem with larger books.
Hopefully Customs won’t be aware that Bikkie is legally a WMD.
Wild Marsupial Devil
In the USA on Earth, you can pack a punch while you fly, but if there is more than 100 mL it can’t be carry-on.
@3oranges, heh. 🙂
As long as it’s 1 litre or less, you can alwas re-pack your big punch into several smaller ones, though I don’t think it’s worth the hassle just for some carry-on punches; at least I can hold myself until I’m at the luggage conveyer belt. Though, when I think of it, it would be handy with a punch or two in my hand bag to deal with all of the people dog-piling the belt, maybe re-packing is worth the hassle after all…
Friends like Bikkie can be very handy on occasion.
Just out of nowhere: Can Bikkie change the bandages on his lower arms by himself or does he need someone to do that for him?
@Ronald, This was never relevant to my thinking process.
He has worn the same set all of his professional life. They’re his lucky bandages. Few things ever get past his fists to cause any wear on them.
Aaaaaaand this is a perfect example of the Bikkie we all love.
Bikkie also have unexpected sense of humor. Could start magazine. But name “Punch” already taken.
Yes, Punch is taken but how about one named BLOOD? One of Bikkie’s favourite words.
How about “Sluggo”? Or is that one already taken?
I can see a drunk Bikkie clearing out a bar in good old Popeye the Sailor-Man fashion. “Sluggo” is lit.
I think Bikke should be sedated to go through customs. Just so war won’t break out just then.
On another note, Wezzle’s ex must indeed be in dire circumstances if he had to resort to a written letter on PAPER. I’d imagine that actual literal dungeons would be the only places in the G.O.B. where one wouldn’t even have e-mail access.
It’s a synthplastic printout.
Paper of any sort doesn’t exist in the ‘Star Wars’ universe. It’s explicit in their writers’s guidelines: Everything is some sort of display, even if words are written on buildings or ships. No paper, no synthplastic. Help me, Obi-Wan Kenobi. I can’t make the DVR work.
I can see this happening in our world if displays get cheap and flexible enough.
In all the sci-fi movies where every piece of writing is on hand-held see-through screens, how do they keep their stuff secret from prying eyes? I guess the iShield is an optional accessory that only cost 50% of the price of the flexi-screen itself.
Slightly off-topic, but maybe not, just dived into your new Kickstarter and made a pledge! Okay, I’m buying the first series again too, but it’s worth it.
Please, please make sure the printer puts a decent binding on these! I’ve had a number of trade paperbacks (not yours) start shedding pages after only a few months. It’s a particular problem with larger books.
@TB, I’ve been beating up this book #1 reprint sample for about a month, and so far is holding up super well!
KICKSTARTER???!!!!!! I’ll be right back.