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Bloodcarver? That you?

Or it’s the Satyr elder. I know him though, I don’t forget faces from comics.

Our fine Mustacheo’d friend is almost definately gotta be Jon in his human form. He has the same mustache style after all.

My thoughts exactly!! I wouldn’t be surprised it these humans fuss at him for cutting the line, then he blows up in their faces. It’d fit with that ball of sunshine’s character. XD I let myself be surprised, though. In Skindeep I don’t guess plotlines ahead–it spoils my fun! I do it instead in the movie theaters or on movie nights with my friends and drive them crazy with my predictions…which are usually 60% correct. >:-}

In all this time, we haven’t seen Jon’s fully human form (I reviewed Exchanges and all of the RQs), but I think you may be right about this being him. His nose isn’t shaped quite the same as in his midform, but his pose in this last panel is reminiscent of Jon’s pose in the last panel of Exchanges/Handshakes/pg10(?). The mustache style totally matches, too.

Lorne mentioned in Exchanges that Jon has a DJ gig in the city, so there’s a chance that someone in this crowd would recognize him as such.

Tim in panel three: “Hmmm … I see that they specifically struck AM [link] from your license, care to share the story behind that … ?”

Okay, that is only funny if one knows that it’s a license for riding what is essentially a bike powered by a chainsaw motor. In USA, I think one doesn’t need a license for them, but needs to be capable of getting a driver’s license. (Basically pass the eye test, hasn’t gotten their license suspended for driving drunk, I think.)

In the States, it depends on the state and local laws. The thing is that the police usually have better things to do than check that your engine’s volume is below the threshold.

My source on that is that I used to have a beach cruiser with a stupid loud motor attached. I had checked all the laws front to back and settled on a motor that was way over the limit knowing full well that the police had better things to do that weigh my engine

> Okay, that is only funny if one knows that it’s a license for riding what is essentially a bike powered by a chainsaw motor.

(… and usually “included for free” with pretty much any driving license that’s worth issuing a document in the plastic card format for.) Sure, that’s why I added the Wikipedia link. ;-) Unfortunately, the UK doesn’t seem to have a sub-class for tractors (F/T*/K/L in other EU nations) …

Can’t speak for the entire country, but in my area, there is zero license required for mopeds (which fall into the UK’s AM, P, or Q category, depending on the specific model), only an age minimum (14) and registration. We call them liquor-cycles because the presumption is that if you’re driving one, it’s because you’ve had your license revoked.

Well, I see Jon hasn’t had his medallion revoked again yet, so he must be behaving somewhat.

Saaaayyy … I just had a quick browse through Jims good-bye party in the Underground. Apart from the band and maybe one or two hands weaving through the tables, it’s just Tim and Abbie running the club, right? And since Tim’s at the door right now, that means that Abbie’s working the bar? If so, the humans walking in won’t remain out of the know / in uncertainty for long …

Yes, Abbie was the bartender, and Sam was a waiter. If the tunnel adds enough business, they may have had to add another waiter or two, and maybe even another bartender. But remember what Lorne explained to Tony: humans are experts at convincing themselves that they didn’t really see what they saw.

Most of these newcomers will simply continue to believe that the regulars just have really good costumes. (It will be easier if Abbie stays behind the bar and they don’t see her legs.)

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