Jenner
I wish I was English like my hero Tj.
Interesting. Well, no wonder I didn't recognize it. I caught the very tail end of the 70s (born 1979) and I'm in the States.
Alpha 3 Bobblehead
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Interesting. Well, no wonder I didn't recognize it. I caught the very tail end of the 70s (born 1979) and I'm in the States.
I'd say it was very likely if there are MT bobbleheads, that you get a few for credits, if not free, just to get you in the habit.
I'm hoping for other options. I'd much rather have a clipboard full of barely legible post-it notes than a bobble head. Or a pile of empty ration tubes.
You know, clutter.
Not sure how well a pile of anything would work in zero-g.
But I know what you mean...
I left school and got my first job in 1979.Interesting. Well, no wonder I didn't recognize it. I caught the very tail end of the 70s (born 1979) and I'm in the States.
Ah, the good old days, when jobs still existed.
Indeed. I have been made redundant from all but that first job.
Totally cool with it floating around the cockpit, but I was thinking of a mesh bag full of crap, on hooks.Not sure how well a pile of anything would work in zero-g.
But I know what you mean...
I have one in my truck to stop cans and bottles and stuff rolling under the pedals.
If it hasn't previously been mentioned, don't bobbleheads require gravity to properly work? Otherwise inertia would apply to the movement.
They would be an interesting low tech indicator of an minor gravity field though...
They would be an interesting low tech indicator of an minor gravity field though...
Hopefully not a Hula-Brookes bobblehead...
No offence meant Michael, we know after Movember you are an'up for it' kinda guy, but from a marketing POV it just wouldn't sell as a micro-transaction