Shouldn't the round-cornered bubble after Zoro's last speech bubble, the one that starts "Say, isn't that..." supposed to be blue?

Also, if I were a player, I'd be torn between wanting to see the rest of the ship to delay the battle and not wanting to see it because I'd freak out at the size of it.

Nope. That's Catherine, ho we saw on page 496, who's just going to watch for now.

Thank you. I'd forgotten about her.

Someday, I want to build these rickety looking models to show people how large and unsafe their mode of transportation is. A plywood boat held together with wire and poorly driven nails, maybe zip ties. Or the getaway car's antitheft mechanism is that the steering wheel comes off easily.

A model boat poorly made of plywood and pool noodles and held together with zip ties. This is your boat, guys! As long as you are in it, you take a -1 morale penalty on all checks due to the clunker looking like a deathtrap.

On top of that, I'm sure the party would graciously accept the child's gift. It's the first thing he ever built! Surely the party cannot bring themselves to crush the dreams of the small child wbo wishes to be a carpenter. It took him a week to build that boat, guys!

Hey, I use that line all the time.

"Hey, wanna come out to my car and check out my model ship?"

"Hey, come out to my windowless van! I have lots of candy and elmo for you to give your grandkids!"

The art of the pickup line becomes so much easier when your type is ladies over the age of sixty. See, your grandma gets someone to talk to, and I get all the crochet fetish I could ever want.

Admittedly, it's mostly pillow talk, but she's okay with that because she gets very lonely at the home.

Hey Raxon, could you stop saying stuff like that. I'm almost out of bleach right now.

So, no talking about wearing the nice sweaters they give me while they knit my hands behind my back in handcuff doilies?

Oh, Raxon~ *80's laughtrack*

Hey! My Grandma is somebody's DAUGHTER, you know.