Robo-date 2

[larsony]

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[hipsterdetritus]

Sure, they look idyllic during the previews, but they'll eventually find out that Blade Runner is kind of a depressing date movie.

[larsony]

It's all part of the plan, he'll cry, she'll know he's a sensitive robot and he'll put his head on her legs.

[anonymous]

Say you're using the flashlight-katana. Your fortunes have led you to a fight in a coal mine at midnight, as is often the case. You raise the flashlight-katana over your head to strike your foe, but in the instant you do the light is no longer beaming toward your foe but spraying out behind your back. What good is it then?

And suppose you bring the flashlight-knife to a gun fight?

Michael H.

[larsony]

Bayonets are always useful, so naturally you'd reapply the bayonet to a pistol for a gun fight, then you have the... edge.

You may have a point about the sword, but likewise what if you wanted to hold your sword with both hands? Then where does the flashlight go?

[seanvdm]

lovey drawings. Man, I'm so enjoying North World right now. can't wait to hold vol.2 in my hands! how many books do you have planned anyway?

[larsony]

I have plans for more books but no plans for a stopping point. The next volume though will only have Conrad in it for a few pages as the focus leaves Coeur du Lac.

[seanvdm]

no stopping sounds like a great idea, whoohoo! and so does the whole going away from Conrad, and building Northworld some more. I think it's a fantastic setting.

[larsony]

Thanks man : )

[westival]

That's a creepy popcorn/reach-around technique that he's pulling.

Flashlight plus bayonet! That's exactly what they needed in "the Descent!"

[larsony]

I think everything could use a bayonet, because you never know when you'll be fighting naked cave albinos.

I'm glad you noticed the reach around, he's doing this because robots are jerks and girls love them to a disproportionately.