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It seems odd that this can't be constructed, considering stone tables can. It feels like an oversight.

Probably...

Maybe this kind of thing should be reconsidered, though. It's a bit silly to find a stone table on a tandem bike

Bmot wrote:Probably...

Maybe this kind of thing should be reconsidered, though. It's a bit silly to find a stone table on a tandem bike

That's not silly; that's clever and efficient for someone who needs to do a lot of crushing/reclaiming.

It isn't about a table. It oughtn't be too easy to generate healing and energy foods while travelling.

sanchez wrote:It isn't about a table. It oughtn't be too easy to generate healing and energy foods while travelling.

That does make sense.

They can be built in cabins.

computaertist wrote:

Bmot wrote:Probably...

Maybe this kind of thing should be reconsidered, though. It's a bit silly to find a stone table on a tandem bike

That's not silly; that's clever and efficient for someone who needs to do a lot of crushing/reclaiming.

That's ridiculous. The table should be on the front seat, and the person should be on the back.

Swingerzetta wrote:

computaertist wrote:

Bmot wrote:Probably...

Maybe this kind of thing should be reconsidered, though. It's a bit silly to find a stone table on a tandem bike

That's not silly; that's clever and efficient for someone who needs to do a lot of crushing/reclaiming.

That's ridiculous. The table should be on the front seat, and the person should be on the back.

See, the fact that we can have this serious conversation proves it isn't silly to have a table on a tandem.

I agree, having it on the front seat would be a better set up for some people. I was imagining riding backward with something to lock the handlebars in place so long as the road is straight, and most roads in Cantr are.