My brain is hurting in ways I didn't know existed!

[BrainMonkey3.25]

I just started reading Nuklear Age for the second time. In the begining Mechanikill says "Fair?!... Dont talk to me about fair!" Does Brian ever explain that, If not does anyone have any (reasonable) theorys. Also if Nuke can clean his suit with Plazma Bursts, why would he spent hundreds of dollers geting it dry cleaned? I mean besides the fact that he isn't the sharpest tool in the shed.

[Jhonka]

The Mechanikill thing is a reference to Marvin the robot from the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The drycleaning thing is because it's funny.

[Yakubyougami]

Use colour COLOR="11111" if you really want to hide things.

It took me a while to connect the fair comment to Marvin.

[Chipper173]

Also, there's no need to spoiler that stuff. I say that if you find something out in the first five minutes of the show/movie, in the opening cinema, or the first 30 pages, it's not a spoiler.

[RedScar]

Yes, don't tell people about Nuke getting his stuff dry clean, because you don't want to ruin the story for them. :p

[Meister]

His stuff?

*shudders*

[Melfice]

Down, Meister.

You already had your share of sexual innuendo for this month in the camwhore discussion thread.

[Mashirosen]

His stuff?

*shudders*

Whatcha gonna do with all that junk, all that junk up in those trunks?

[gurusloth]

I'm'a git-git-git-git you drunk, git you love-drunk off my junk.

My junk, my junk-my junk-my junk, my studly crazy chunks....check it out!

[Roy_D_Mylote]

Oh sweet Jesus, save us all....

[King_black_mage]

The Mechanikill thing is a reference to Marvin the robot from the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The drycleaning thing is because it's funny.

I whould agree with him it was really funny I do like the reference. ti the robort. I just brought the book and I started reading it and man, I now know stuff I didn't even know before thanks Brian. This is the best book ever!

[BlackMageFF1]

I agree, this is the best book I've ever read and I've read pretty good books (i.e. The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide by Douglas Adams, Ctrl-Alt-Del Volumes 1 and 2 by Tim Buckley, etc.)