Strip 879 -- First Seen: 2012-01-30
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The Transcript For This Page

Panel 1
Bert is in a weightless, shirtsleeve environment. He is holding a hand-rail just outside a hatchway with one hand, to anchor himself while gently pushing the end of a large, crate-like box in the other through the hexagonal hatch, which is about two meters in diameter. The box is just small enough to fit through..
Drenkowski (OP): Okay, a bit less than a meter to go.
Drenkowski (OP): Gently … gently ...

Panel 2
The other end of the crate has Ernie almost mashed up against a bulkhead. The pose should be comical. We can also see Commander Drenkowski, who has been supervising.
Drenkowski: Stop! Right there, that's good.
Drenkowski: Now don't move while I get this tied down.

Panel 3
Drenkowski, Bert and Ernie are now moving (no gravity) away from the hatch, which has been closed.
Drenkowski: Thanks for helping me get the runabout secured in the cargo hold.
Ernie: De nada.
Bert: He means, you're welcome.
Drenkowski: I know what 'de nada' means, Bert.