9›Iggy: Finally! I knew you'd come to your senses sooner or later and discard the ›Iggy: Well, it's about time! Do you have any idea how heavy those things are? Crash goes the ›Iggy: There now. My dorsal receptacle is much lighter without the ponderous ›Iggy: If you didn't want it, why did you have me pick it up in the first place? Really, Master [AX20! Out goes the ›Iggy: Certainly, Master [AX20. I'm not designed to be a pack animal after all. If you had a highly sophisticated neutron dissembler, would you use it to stir your coffee? I'll gladly drop the ›Iggy: Ejecting flotsam as ordered. Watch your head, Master [AX20. It comes out of there pretty fast. And ... out flies the ›Iggy: [AX21 But are you sure you can bear to part with it? I mean, what's an adventure without the ›Iggy: You work your whole life amassing possessions and there's a filthy mendicant at every corner looking for easy handouts. All right. If it'll get you off my back, I'll lose the ›Iggy: Thank goodness. I didn't know what to do with the awful ›6›Iggy: I'm sorry, the item you requested is temporarily out of stock. Would you care to make another selection from our beautiful fully- illustrated catalogue?›Iggy: I thought you were carrying that.›Iggy: It doesn't seem to be in my dorsal receptacle, and believe me, I'd know if there were something like that in there.›Iggy: Your parts requisition has been turned down ... company-wide shortage ... wish I could help, but my hands are tied, sorry.›Iggy: I'm not carrying that. Did you try Lost and Found? First floor, mezzanine.›Iggy: I don't have that. Are you sure you didn't forget it someplace? We haven't got the best of memories, now have we?›