Condottiere
SOC-14 5K
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Everything is printed, but all material needs to be recycled.
Does it require the nudity or is that just shock factor?How about this:
Differential thermal expansion characteristics, leading to internal stress, possibly deformation, and material failure...Nano-diamond seems to be a favorite SF buzzword. A thin layer of a single artificial diamond bonded to the surface of whatever you're dealing with. Not very flexible, but chemically inert, resistant to normal wear, what's not to like.
Now I just need two people willing to see me naked.How about this:
Yes, it technically counts as clothing.Whipped cream bikini - does it count?
It wasn't postulation. It was historical and contemporary fashion for Larry Niven. It was not perfectly comfortable, but it was a '60s craze. Till the hippies ruined it.I remember from way back, Larry Niven was postulating "paper" clothing. It was meant to be worn once or twice then tossed or recycled.
I could swear I saw it on TV as I don't remember seeing that movie.It was a film called Varsity Blues.
Whipped cream bikini - does it count?
Yes, it technically counts as clothing.
The actress Ali Larter did it on a TV show and the Censors didn't cover it or cut it out.
I saw that at a dance club (strip joint) once.Whipped cream bikini - does it count?