The book also tells us how Trapper got his nickname.

Oh, agree. I was just surprised it wasn’t mentioned. It seems like the salvaged armor would be a step in the reverse engineering process that would eventually lead to an NCR suit.

Despite Dave’s claims of having deep lore knowledge, I was a little surprised he was geeking out over the NCR power armor, and didn’t seem to know about the salvaged NCR power armor from FNV (or maybe he did but it’s in the pay walled longer version).

https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/NCR_salvaged_power_armor

“They have the best equipment the NCR can get its hands on, power armor salvaged from our war with the Brotherhood. Techs strip out the joint servos so you don’t need special training to wear it. It feels like you’re carrying a brahmin on your back, but it can take a heck of a lot of punishment.”

If you miss the moon, hopefully you launched on a free return trajectory so you won’t be lost in a highly eccentric orbit without enough delta V to bring you back home. Dying of dehydration out beyond the moon isn’t a way I’d want to go.

There’s a USB-C option for the active end.

My biggest complaint is all of the stairs. Why are there so many stairs?

Absolutely this. The gate check is the main concern. As a business traveler, I’m usually running on a tight schedule, and dealing with a checked bag is an extra 30 minutes minimum in my day. And if they lose my carry-on, I’m kinda fucked.

The overhead storage location can also be a hassle – if I have a tight connection at ATL, I don’t want to play leap frog for 20 minutes to get to my bag if the last open bin is in row 35 and I’m up in 15.

So yeah, I’m going to make sure I get to the head of my boarding group.

I was 90 percent sure the last panel was going to be the Enterprise theme song.

I don’t know why we’re not linking directly to the Lighter Wikipedia page, but this lamp design is by no means the first mechanical lighter. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lighter

In a whore’s minge?

Don’t let your dreams be dreams