Giving Space
Jul06
on 2017-07-06
at 00:01
Too Much Information – an online comic
An old house, a geek, a cute transvestite, a very tall lesbian, and at least one ghost–what could happen? – Adult situations and artistic nudity. Not suitable for children.
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Did an A.I. just orgasm when he found out he was getting a “Big Boy” ???
Wouldn’t you? 😉
Me? No, I’m strictly a 0 on the Kinsey scale.
Roddie, this ship’s A.I. is of the female gender (to whatever extent that matters to a ship).
I actually thought it was a bit odd for her to “EEEE!” over this model train, since it’s apparently an entirely different ship’s A.I., named Mr. Leo, who has the interest in trains.
My searches for the engine named in the comic has resulted in getting an offer for the 2021 Lionel catalog. Over three years after the fact.
Pretty sure Andy can see the future. I get serious “This is the way” vibes from Rusty there.
Model trains have been an adult hobby around for many decades. I imagine Covid has had a lot of people stuck at home with more time to work on that particular hobby, leading to a resurgence in its popularity.
And not one restricted to males. If I had the room a model train would be one thing that would be fun to do with the space. Unfortunately in a world of near infinite crafts and hobbies, there is alas finite space. Roddie may be excited on Leo’s behalf or she may be interested in possibly getting that model for herself.
One of the oldest Swiss Chalet restaurants is in my city. Every Christmas, they decorate beautifully, but one of the most amazing features is a large model train that circles nearly the entire dining areas, on a shelf near the ceiling around the edges of the room, disappearing through holes in the walls to who-knows-where. It appears to take several long minutes to complete its route through the restaurant. It sounds its steam whistle to announce itself when it enters through the wall holes.
To an adult, it’s very impressive the amount of work that went into it. To a little kid, was positively magical!