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The 1959 Cadillac had more trunk space than any car made in the last 30 years.

Could fit a coffin in there.

 

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[Deset Gled]

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What's a Texas?

 

[overgeeked]

You do you, but don’t try to justify reading 2+2 and thinking the answer is clearly, obviously Tahoe.

 

[Umbran]

You do you, but don’t try to justify reading 2+2 and thinking the answer is clearly, obviously Tahoe.

But it is, for certain values of Tahoe.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

My youngest, without any input from me, has made a gnome rogue at their middle school D&D club. (They play a harengon rogue at home.)

It's nice to get some confirmation of our good parenting.

 

[Scribe]

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

"Let me tell you what I, a person with a truly repellent personality online, have picked up from my large pool of real life friends that I assure you I actually have."

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

There was a show I really liked from early 90s called Forever Night. About a vampire who changes his ways and becomes a night time police officer to help make up for the wrongs he committed over the centuries.

It was a made in Canada series that was based on a made for TV movie called "Nick Knight", that starred (believe it or not) Rick Springfield.

Indeed I remember that.

The 1959 Cadillac had more trunk space than any car made in the last 30 years.

Forever Knight was one of the less obvious second tier influences for fleshing out Major Mosquito, my Tick-inspired character for a playtest of GURPS: Vampire- the Masquerade.

I didn’t use the 59 Cadillac, but I went with the idea of grave dirt in the trunk. In his case, it was one of the late 70s Oldsmobile muscle cars with a bigger trunk- the 442. He still barely fit in it- he was quite large- but it had a bike rack for his patrol BMX bike (complete with orange flag and cards in the spokes).

 

[dragoner]

Forever Knight was one of the less obvious second tier influences for fleshing out Major Mosquito, my Tick-inspired character for a playtest of GURPS: Vampire- the Masquerade.

I didn’t use the 59 Cadillac, but I went with the idea of grave dirt in the trunk. In his case, it was one of the late 70s Oldsmobile muscle cars with a bigger trunk- the 442. He still barely fit in it- he was quite large- but it had a bike rack for his patrol BMX bike (complete with orange flag and cards in the spokes).

A 70's custom van would be perfect.