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Doodles from my holiday in America. Almost entirely involving Team Fortress 2. Roughly in chronological order. All of the TF2 ones suffer from the fact that I was ~1000 miles from my computer and couldn't remember what their outfits looked like.

This is 99.99% utter Truth, with a capital T.

I love Vegas, but my first impression was very much like Medic's. It is absurdly hot. It also suffers from the opposite of Oxford Syndrome. In Oxford, distances seem much bigger than they are in reality - the High Street looks really long, but it's actually not. In Vegas, it looks like it's just a short walk down the Strip, but woe betide you if you try.

In relation to the comic:
The suite my parents had at the Luxor last time we went did indeed have a jacuzzi. And in response to Spy's question, what happens when you put bubble bath in it is a gargantuan mountain of bubbles that develops a rudimentary intelligence and tries to eat you. True story.
There really was a phone in the toilet in Caesar's Palace, and one in the cabana by the pool we rented (which was A+ and came with a platter of fruit and a cabana wench).
Finally and most inexplicably, Heavy is quite right - there was indeed a TV built into the bathroom mirror. Why anyone would spend enough time in the bathroom to warrant a TV is beyond me.

The only thing that isn't true is the view out of the window, which is complete bollocks because Paris is on the other side of the Strip to the Bellagio, and nowhere near the Luxor. Also I don't think Heavy owns a Hawaiian shirt. But he should.

Description
Doodles from my holiday in America. Almost entirely involving Team Fortress 2. Roughly in chronological order. All of the TF2 ones suffer from the fact that I was ~1000 miles from my computer and couldn't remember what their outfits looked like.

This is 99.99% utter Truth, with a capital T.

I love Vegas, but my first impression was very much like Medic's. It is absurdly hot. It also suffers from the opposite of Oxford Syndrome. In Oxford, distances seem much bigger than they are in reality - the High Street looks really long, but it's actually not. In Vegas, it looks like it's just a short walk down the Strip, but woe betide you if you try.

In relation to the comic:
The suite my parents had at the Luxor last time we went did indeed have a jacuzzi. And in response to Spy's question, what happens when you put bubble bath in it is a gargantuan mountain of bubbles that develops a rudimentary intelligence and tries to eat you. True story.
There really was a phone in the toilet in Caesar's Palace, and one in the cabana by the pool we rented (which was A+ and came with a platter of fruit and a cabana wench).
Finally and most inexplicably, Heavy is quite right - there was indeed a TV built into the bathroom mirror. Why anyone would spend enough time in the bathroom to warrant a TV is beyond me.

The only thing that isn't true is the view out of the window, which is complete bollocks because Paris is on the other side of the Strip to the Bellagio, and nowhere near the Luxor. Also I don't think Heavy owns a Hawaiian shirt. But he should.