To touch the void
The videos I had to watch about t-bar ski lifts while drawing this page. I could feel my life ebbing away. But boy, I came away “informed”.
Bad Machinery
New comics by John Allison
The videos I had to watch about t-bar ski lifts while drawing this page. I could feel my life ebbing away. But boy, I came away “informed”.
I get the feeling Bee could use a re-watch of the 検出の原理 video.
Ah! Clair sees Bee! Game recognizes game, kinda.
I suspect Claire suspects that Beate may have had something to do with the threatening note Claire and Lottie found at their table. https://badmachinery.com/comic/a-lot-of-very-similar-haircuts/
She’s such an unpopular little bug…
Beate would not do well as an undercover agent. Coming on too strong.
Sorry, Bee, but one of the most basic tenets of investigating and eavesdropping is Discretion.
Bea’s strength is not in people-facing field work, apparently.
On the other hand, she did impress them with her skiing prowess.
Well, her best friend is apparently imaginary, so that should tell you something…
No doubt after the X-teenth watching of the t-bar lifecycle, you felt as if you had Touched The Void.
I assume that T-bar ski lifts are not as interesting as paternosters.
A ski lift is kind of like a paternoster, if you think about it.
Paternoster, but tilted
So be careful of ski lifts when playing paternoster pinball. Got it.
I could never resist the urge to sit on the t-bar. Lift operators hated me.
My droogs, real men drop from helicopters onto vertical glacier faces.
Well, once anyway…
I must admit that Claire’s little onesie is the gift that keeps on giving.
Bea is trying too hard, but that comment was still too harsh. Bad, bad nihilist! Can’t tell if Claire is just observing the three suspects or is judging very bad Bea’s really naïve approach.
There’s something a bit Point Break about these lads.