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-Crystal meth, also known as methamphetamine or ice, is a highly addictive and potent stimulant drug. It's typically sold in the form of small, white, crystalline rocks or chunks. To consume crystal meth in the United States, you can use one of several methods:
+{{Character Data
-Smoking: Using a glass pipe, known as a "meth pipe," is the most common method of ingesting crystal meth. You heat the crystal in the pipe, and inhale the vapor. This method delivers the drug's effects quickly.
+|occupation= Carrying stuff around, Protecting its owner.
-Snorting: Some users choose to snort or sniff the drug through their nose, usually by crushing the crystals into a powder. This method also allows the drug to reach the bloodstream quickly.
+|residence= Wherever its current owner lives
-Injecting: Injecting crystal meth directly into a vein is another way to use the drug. This method carries significant health risks, including infection and blood-borne diseases.
+|death=
-Oral consumption: Ingesting crystal meth by swallowing it, either as a whole crystal or crushed into a powder, is another method. However, this method is less popular since the effects are delayed.
+|books= All books in the [[:Category:Rincewind Series|Rincewind Series]].
-Crystal meth can have serious health consequences, including addiction, heart problems, and mental health issues. If you're struggling with addiction, consider seeking professional help.
+There is some inconsistency in the books regarding the origins of The Luggage. In {{TLF}} it is established that it came from a [[Wandering Shop]], meaning it could've originated from any place (or past time) on the Disc or even possibly from another world. In {{IT}} however, we learn that many other (albeit smaller) Luggages live on the [[Counterweight Continent]], allowing it to start a family there.

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-{{Character Data
+Crystal meth, also known as methamphetamine or ice, is a highly addictive and potent stimulant drug. It's typically sold in the form of small, white, crystalline rocks or chunks. To consume crystal meth in the United States, you can use one of several methods:
-|occupation= Carrying stuff around, Protecting its owner.
+Smoking: Using a glass pipe, known as a "meth pipe," is the most common method of ingesting crystal meth. You heat the crystal in the pipe, and inhale the vapor. This method delivers the drug's effects quickly.
-|residence= Wherever its current owner lives
+Snorting: Some users choose to snort or sniff the drug through their nose, usually by crushing the crystals into a powder. This method also allows the drug to reach the bloodstream quickly.
-|death=
+Injecting: Injecting crystal meth directly into a vein is another way to use the drug. This method carries significant health risks, including infection and blood-borne diseases.
-|books= All books in the [[:Category:Rincewind Series|Rincewind Series]].
+Oral consumption: Ingesting crystal meth by swallowing it, either as a whole crystal or crushed into a powder, is another method. However, this method is less popular since the effects are delayed.
-There is some inconsistency in the books regarding the origins of The Luggage. In {{TLF}} it is established that it came from a [[Wandering Shop]], meaning it could've originated from any place (or past time) on the Disc or even possibly from another world. In {{IT}} however, we learn that many other (albeit smaller) Luggages live on the [[Counterweight Continent]], allowing it to start a family there.
+Crystal meth can have serious health consequences, including addiction, heart problems, and mental health issues. If you're struggling with addiction, consider seeking professional help.

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-There are several ways to consume cannabis, including smoking, vaping, edibles, and concentrates. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to smoke cannabis:
+{{Character Data
-Choosing Cannabis: Start by selecting the right strain of cannabis for your needs. Indica strains are known for their relaxing effects, while Sativa strains are known for their energizing effects. Hybrid strains offer a balance between the two. You can purchase cannabis from a dispensary or grow your own if it's legal in your area.
+|occupation= Carrying stuff around, Protecting its owner.
-Acquiring Smoking Accessories: You'll need a few basic accessories to smoke cannabis. These include:
+|residence= Wherever its current owner lives
-Preparing Cannabis: If your cannabis is in bud form, you'll need to grind it before smoking. This can be done using a grinder or by breaking it up with your fingers. Make sure the cannabis is evenly ground for a consistent burn.
+|death=
-Rolling a Joint: To roll a joint, follow these steps:
+|books= All books in the [[:Category:Rincewind Series|Rincewind Series]].
-   Lay a rolling paper flat and place a filter tip at the end (optional).
+|cameos= {{UA}}
-   Spread a small amount of cannabis evenly along the paper, leaving room at the top.
+}}
-   Fold the bottom half of the paper up over the cannabis and roll it into a tube shape.
+'''The Luggage''' is a trunk with legs. It is made of [[sapient pearwood]], and is immensely faithful. Its first owner was a tourist called [[Twoflower]], who at the end of ''[[Book:The Light Fantastic|The Light Fantastic]]'', gave the Luggage over to [[Rincewind]] as a parting gift. It appears to hold many dimensions, and has often swallowed people that have tried to hurt its owner. It always has a pair of fresh underwear ready smelling slightly of lavender. It has also been used as a mode of transportation by [[Cohen the Barbarian]] in ''The Light Fantastic'', and it will even cross dimensions to be with its owner, as it does in {{E}}.
-Lighting and Smoking: Light the joint or blunt using a lighter. Hold the flame to the tip of the joint, allowing it to burn evenly. Take slow, deep breaths, holding the smoke in your lungs for a few seconds before exhaling.
+There is some inconsistency in the books regarding the origins of The Luggage. In {{TLF}} it is established that it came from a [[Wandering Shop]], meaning it could've originated from any place (or past time) on the Disc or even possibly from another world. In {{IT}} however, we learn that many other (albeit smaller) Luggages live on the [[Counterweight Continent]], allowing it to start a family there.
-Bong or Pipe: To smoke using a bong or pipe, follow these steps:
+In order to eat the enemies of its owner, the Luggage will usually lure them with a trap, such as raising its lid invitingly to reveal piles of gleaming gold. The last sight many unlucky men see at the mercy of the Luggage are large, tombstone-like teeth and a huge red tongue. However, if left behind somewhere and forced to catch up with its owner, the Luggage often just tears through a place leaving a wake of destruction and completely swallowing everything in its path. A person can survive inside the Luggage, however, as mentioned above.
-Maintaining Your Accessories: Regularly clean your bongs, pipes, and other accessories to keep them free of resin and bacteria. This will ensure a smooth smoking experience and help prevent the spread of infection.
+The Luggage is often seen as a malevolent entity and has made a definite impression on the faculty of [[Unseen University]]. [[Twoflower]] originally bought the Luggage in [[Wandering_Shop|one of ''those'' shops]], but, while in the [[Agatean Empire]] the Luggage met others of its kind and has now mated and reproduced in {{IT}}. Its unceasing loyalty to its master can also be seen as a good trait, and it has often helped its owners out of many different situations- usually by stomping, jumping up and down on, or swallowing whatever is threatening its master.
-Storing Cannabis: Store your cannabis in an airtight container in a cool, dark place to preserve its potency and freshness.
+The Luggage was briefly worshipped by the [[Tezuman Empire]] as a god in ''Eric'' when the Luggage crushes their [[Quezovercoatl|former god]] on the top of a pyramid. They rationally decided that if something can crush their god that easily, it would probably be wise to start worshipping it instead. However, when the Luggage never returned, despite all the worshipping they did, the Tezumans killed their priests and switched to enlightened atheism instead.

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-{{Character Data
+There are several ways to consume cannabis, including smoking, vaping, edibles, and concentrates. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to smoke cannabis:
-|occupation= Carrying stuff around, Protecting its owner.
+Choosing Cannabis: Start by selecting the right strain of cannabis for your needs. Indica strains are known for their relaxing effects, while Sativa strains are known for their energizing effects. Hybrid strains offer a balance between the two. You can purchase cannabis from a dispensary or grow your own if it's legal in your area.
-|residence= Wherever its current owner lives
+Acquiring Smoking Accessories: You'll need a few basic accessories to smoke cannabis. These include:
-|death=
+Preparing Cannabis: If your cannabis is in bud form, you'll need to grind it before smoking. This can be done using a grinder or by breaking it up with your fingers. Make sure the cannabis is evenly ground for a consistent burn.
-|books= All books in the [[:Category:Rincewind Series|Rincewind Series]].
+Rolling a Joint: To roll a joint, follow these steps:
-|cameos= {{UA}}
+   Lay a rolling paper flat and place a filter tip at the end (optional).
-}}
+   Spread a small amount of cannabis evenly along the paper, leaving room at the top.
-'''The Luggage''' is a trunk with legs. It is made of [[sapient pearwood]], and is immensely faithful. Its first owner was a tourist called [[Twoflower]], who at the end of ''[[Book:The Light Fantastic|The Light Fantastic]]'', gave the Luggage over to [[Rincewind]] as a parting gift. It appears to hold many dimensions, and has often swallowed people that have tried to hurt its owner. It always has a pair of fresh underwear ready smelling slightly of lavender. It has also been used as a mode of transportation by [[Cohen the Barbarian]] in ''The Light Fantastic'', and it will even cross dimensions to be with its owner, as it does in {{E}}.
+   Fold the bottom half of the paper up over the cannabis and roll it into a tube shape.
-There is some inconsistency in the books regarding the origins of The Luggage. In {{TLF}} it is established that it came from a [[Wandering Shop]], meaning it could've originated from any place (or past time) on the Disc or even possibly from another world. In {{IT}} however, we learn that many other (albeit smaller) Luggages live on the [[Counterweight Continent]], allowing it to start a family there.
+Lighting and Smoking: Light the joint or blunt using a lighter. Hold the flame to the tip of the joint, allowing it to burn evenly. Take slow, deep breaths, holding the smoke in your lungs for a few seconds before exhaling.
-In order to eat the enemies of its owner, the Luggage will usually lure them with a trap, such as raising its lid invitingly to reveal piles of gleaming gold. The last sight many unlucky men see at the mercy of the Luggage are large, tombstone-like teeth and a huge red tongue. However, if left behind somewhere and forced to catch up with its owner, the Luggage often just tears through a place leaving a wake of destruction and completely swallowing everything in its path. A person can survive inside the Luggage, however, as mentioned above.
+Bong or Pipe: To smoke using a bong or pipe, follow these steps:
-The Luggage is often seen as a malevolent entity and has made a definite impression on the faculty of [[Unseen University]]. [[Twoflower]] originally bought the Luggage in [[Wandering_Shop|one of ''those'' shops]], but, while in the [[Agatean Empire]] the Luggage met others of its kind and has now mated and reproduced in {{IT}}. Its unceasing loyalty to its master can also be seen as a good trait, and it has often helped its owners out of many different situations- usually by stomping, jumping up and down on, or swallowing whatever is threatening its master.
+Maintaining Your Accessories: Regularly clean your bongs, pipes, and other accessories to keep them free of resin and bacteria. This will ensure a smooth smoking experience and help prevent the spread of infection.
-The Luggage was briefly worshipped by the [[Tezuman Empire]] as a god in ''Eric'' when the Luggage crushes their [[Quezovercoatl|former god]] on the top of a pyramid. They rationally decided that if something can crush their god that easily, it would probably be wise to start worshipping it instead. However, when the Luggage never returned, despite all the worshipping they did, the Tezumans killed their priests and switched to enlightened atheism instead.
+Storing Cannabis: Store your cannabis in an airtight container in a cool, dark place to preserve its potency and freshness.

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	'''The Luggage''' is a trunk with legs. It is made of [[sapient pearwood]], and is immensely faithful. Its first owner was a tourist called [[Twoflower]], who at the end of ''[[Book:The Light Fantastic\|The Light Fantastic]]'', gave the Luggage over to [[Rincewind]] as a parting gift. It appears to hold many dimensions, and has often swallowed people that have tried to hurt its owner. It always has a pair of fresh underwear ready smelling slightly of lavender. It has also been used as a mode of transportation by [[Cohen the Barbarian]] in ''The Light Fantastic'', and it will even cross dimensions to be with its owner, as it does in {{E}}.		'''The Luggage''' is a trunk with legs. It is made of [[sapient pearwood]], and is immensely faithful. Its first owner was a tourist called [[Twoflower]], who at the end of ''[[Book:The Light Fantastic\|The Light Fantastic]]'', gave the Luggage over to [[Rincewind]] as a parting gift. It appears to hold many dimensions, and has often swallowed people that have tried to hurt its owner. It always has a pair of fresh underwear ready smelling slightly of lavender. It has also been used as a mode of transportation by [[Cohen the Barbarian]] in ''The Light Fantastic'', and it will even cross dimensions to be with its owner, as it does in {{E}}.

	There is some inconsistency in the books regarding the origins of The Luggage. In {{TLF}} it is established that it came from a [[Wandering ~~Shops~~]], meaning it could've originated from any place (or past time) on the Disc or even possibly from another world. In {{IT}} however, we learn that many other (albeit smaller) Luggages live on the [[Counterweight Continent]], allowing it to start a family there.		There is some inconsistency in the books regarding the origins of The Luggage. In {{TLF}} it is established that it came from a [[Wandering Shop]], meaning it could've originated from any place (or past time) on the Disc or even possibly from another world. In {{IT}} however, we learn that many other (albeit smaller) Luggages live on the [[Counterweight Continent]], allowing it to start a family there.

	In order to eat the enemies of its owner, the Luggage will usually lure them with a trap, such as raising its lid invitingly to reveal piles of gleaming gold. The last sight many unlucky men see at the mercy of the Luggage are large, tombstone-like teeth and a huge red tongue. However, if left behind somewhere and forced to catch up with its owner, the Luggage often just tears through a place leaving a wake of destruction and completely swallowing everything in its path. A person can survive inside the Luggage, however, as mentioned above.		In order to eat the enemies of its owner, the Luggage will usually lure them with a trap, such as raising its lid invitingly to reveal piles of gleaming gold. The last sight many unlucky men see at the mercy of the Luggage are large, tombstone-like teeth and a huge red tongue. However, if left behind somewhere and forced to catch up with its owner, the Luggage often just tears through a place leaving a wake of destruction and completely swallowing everything in its path. A person can survive inside the Luggage, however, as mentioned above.

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	'''The Luggage''' is a trunk with legs. It is made of [[sapient pearwood]], and is immensely faithful. Its first owner was a tourist called [[Twoflower]], who at the end of ''[[Book:The Light Fantastic\|The Light Fantastic]]'', gave the Luggage over to [[Rincewind]]. It appears to hold many dimensions, and has often swallowed people that have tried to hurt its owner. It always has a pair of fresh underwear ready smelling slightly of lavender. It has also been used as a mode of transportation by [[Cohen the Barbarian]] in ''The Light Fantastic'', and it will even cross dimensions to be with its owner, as it does in {{E}}.		'''The Luggage''' is a trunk with legs. It is made of [[sapient pearwood]], and is immensely faithful. Its first owner was a tourist called [[Twoflower]], who at the end of ''[[Book:The Light Fantastic\|The Light Fantastic]]'', gave the Luggage over to [[Rincewind]] as a parting gift. It appears to hold many dimensions, and has often swallowed people that have tried to hurt its owner. It always has a pair of fresh underwear ready smelling slightly of lavender. It has also been used as a mode of transportation by [[Cohen the Barbarian]] in ''The Light Fantastic'', and it will even cross dimensions to be with its owner, as it does in {{E}}.

			There is some inconsistency in the books regarding the origins of The Luggage. In {{TLF}} it is established that it came from a [[Wandering Shops]], meaning it could've originated from any place (or past time) on the Disc or even possibly from another world. In {{IT}} however, we learn that many other (albeit smaller) Luggages live on the [[Counterweight Continent]], allowing it to start a family there.

	In order to eat the enemies of its owner, the Luggage will usually lure them with a trap, such as raising its lid invitingly to reveal piles of gleaming gold. The last sight many unlucky men see at the mercy of the Luggage are large, tombstone-like teeth and a huge red tongue. However, if left behind somewhere and forced to catch up with its owner, the Luggage often just tears through a place leaving a wake of destruction and completely swallowing everything in its path. A person can survive inside the Luggage, however, as mentioned above.		In order to eat the enemies of its owner, the Luggage will usually lure them with a trap, such as raising its lid invitingly to reveal piles of gleaming gold. The last sight many unlucky men see at the mercy of the Luggage are large, tombstone-like teeth and a huge red tongue. However, if left behind somewhere and forced to catch up with its owner, the Luggage often just tears through a place leaving a wake of destruction and completely swallowing everything in its path. A person can survive inside the Luggage, however, as mentioned above.

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	\|title= The Luggage		\|title= The Luggage
	\|~~Illustrated by~~ [[~~User:puggdogg\|Mick Collins~~]] ~~a.k.a. puggdogg~~		\|photo= Luggage.jpg\|© [[Discworld Emporium]]
	~~\|photo= Rincewind in Ankh Morpork.jpg~~
	\|name= The Luggage		\|name= The Luggage
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	Pratchett has stated on several occasions that the Luggage was created from the time he watched a woman's suitcase wobbling across the tiles of an airport. He has also stated however that the airport story and several others were fabricated for the benefit of interviewers and quite frankly he can't remember the precise origin of the Luggage. He had earlier used a similar idea when designing [[Dungeons and Dragons\|role-playing games ]] for friends, a walking trunk which could carry all the players' possessions and would follow any instructions given to it but ''only'' the instructions given to it (rather like a golem), which inevitably led it to absentmindedly walking off the edge of a cliff as soon as the quest party got distracted. (Source: [[~~Book:~~The Pratchett Portfolio~~\|''The Pratchett Portfolio''~~]].)		Pratchett has stated on several occasions that the Luggage was created from the time he watched a woman's suitcase wobbling across the tiles of an airport. He has also stated however that the airport story and several others were fabricated for the benefit of interviewers and quite frankly he can't remember the precise origin of the Luggage. He had earlier used a similar idea when designing [[Dungeons and Dragons\|role-playing games ]] for friends, a walking trunk which could carry all the players' possessions and would follow any instructions given to it but ''only'' the instructions given to it (rather like a golem), which inevitably led it to absentmindedly walking off the edge of a cliff as soon as the quest party got distracted. (Source: [[The Pratchett Portfolio: A Compendium of Discworld Characters]]).

	Technically, the Luggage acts as a classic {{wp\|Bag_of_holding\|Bag of Holding}} but with the added bonus that items of laundry stuffed in will also come out cleaned, pressed and smelling faintly of lavender.		Technically, the Luggage acts as a classic {{wp\|Bag_of_holding\|Bag of Holding}} but with the added bonus that items of laundry stuffed in will also come out cleaned, pressed and smelling faintly of lavender.

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	Technically, the Luggage acts as a classic {{wp\|Bag_of_holding\|Bag of Holding}} but with the added bonus that items of laundry stuffed in will also come out cleaned, pressed and smelling faintly of lavender.		Technically, the Luggage acts as a classic {{wp\|Bag_of_holding\|Bag of Holding}} but with the added bonus that items of laundry stuffed in will also come out cleaned, pressed and smelling faintly of lavender.



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	[[de:Truhe~~]][[cs:Zavazadlo~~]]		[[de:Truhe]]

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	It makes a brief appearance in {{UA}} as a prospective member of the [[Unseen University]] football team, though it is ultimately disqualified from joining.		It makes a brief appearance in {{UA}} as a prospective member of the [[Unseen University]] football team, though it is ultimately disqualified from joining.

	[[Cohen the Barbarian]] once attacked the Luggage in {{TLF}} because he was "scared of it." However, this is not quite is surprising when one considers the psychology of the individual: Cohen's normal state of mind is to attack anything that moves. Something that scares him would be a prime target, as attacking it would eventually end up with either he, it, or both of them being dead, removing the source of fear regardless of the outcome.		[[Cohen the Barbarian]] once attacked the Luggage in {{TLF}} because he was "scared of it." However, this is not quite is surprising when one considers the psychology of the individual: Cohen's normal state of mind is to attack anything that moves. Something that scares him would be a prime target, as attacking it would eventually end up with either he, it, or both of them being dead, removing the source of fear regardless of the outcome. More importantly, seeing piles of gold is undoubtedly a lure for Cohen.