True facts, when 3D printers first came out, there were numerous patterns very similar to popular modular building blocks. The companies came down on that sort of thing HARD and now you get

It's gonna be fun when I get around to turning these into podcast material.

I tried it again and I wound up somewhere between 'mix' and 'mucks'. I am not in any way related to an authority on these relatively new words and I'm certain an established pronunciation will happen in

Lecturing whilst walking plus identical verbal responses.

Not everything survives 500 years :D

Of course. Assholes want to try and teach them poker.

Chalk this up to Authorial Incapability - I can't conceive of new/future music because I have the musical/lyrical capacity of a depressed whelk.

Hwell doesn't actually get arrested on every adventure. It just seems that way. Especially to Ax'and'l.

That is, honestly, a working theory.

Thirst for vengeance by living well doesn't work unless they can see you living well. Of course it didn't quite work out that way.

Sometimes, crime prevention includes making sure some dum-dum doesn't fall off a ladder.

I looked them up to see what they were and now I know why they're called pigs. There's a type of cheap clay used for small earthenware vessels in the way-back-when that used to be known as 'pyg' - pronounced

It is. Unfortunately the answer of, Nobody knows, and we apologise for the inconvenience, fails to satisfy.

I agree

I presumed the Humans had also seen Starship Troopers and went crazygonuts about it.

Even smol, Humans are still Space Orcs.

The politest and most scientific way to say, "go f*ck themself" :D

It's a textbook entry in strategic battle classes. The horrors that used to happen before technology rendered combat obsolete.

Tip of the hat rack in Sir Pterry's direction, there.

Especially not if you got a trolley full of the childish :D