It's a song that is always in my mind sadly, takes little effort to recall. Along with Storybook Love.

Even some more modern envisioning of the Unicorn have it as more deerlike than horselike, Peter Beagle's The Last Unicorn is a prime example. He's stated his view a few times.

You're luckier than myself, most of the authors I respect and like as writers are dead at this point. TLU and a couple of other movies I've had to pick up heaps of copies of on DVD when they became available because they're majorly loved classics amongst my family and friends. Truly magical as a book, and the movie is…

There's a good chance for a variety of reasons. Not everyone on crutches permanently is going to have paperwork to that effect. Also asking someone about their handicap can be a risky business and can get a discrimination lawsuit fired off at a company if the person takes offence (in fairness this is pretty rare…

Yeah it's called CYA - Cover Your Arse. They don't want a potential discrimination lawsuit on their doorstep. My father is missing half his foot so can't walk constantly in a scenario like that so it's not always so clean cut who is actually disabled.

Last I checked you didn't "earn" anything to be on those lines, you paid through the nose for the privilege of avoiding a strip and cavity search just to get to the counter. Not all of us fly regularly (1998-1999 for all my flights), so forking out for a "elite" card is not really effective. So stop being a pollock…

There was a similar story in a sci-fi comic I read as a kid. They found a gateway on a dead planet that could be programmed to allow passage to any planet that had occupied the same location, they had a nice run in with a large carnivore that was probably meant to be a Tyrannosaur. So yeah some factor in galactic…

Actually at several points over the decades he's produced various accreditations for his name/title, and has when asked what he's a Doctor of replied in one way or another that it's a great many things (given there's a subjective gap of around 300 years in his life from Tom Baker's 4th and Christopher Eccleston…

Yeah they had plenty of fun picking on the tropes without going OTT and making it annoying instead of enjoyable and a little silly.

Just watch out for Sharks.

Oh boy I'm a fan of Castle and that tickles my funny bone really hard even so. He's lucky in most versions he's actually wearing body armour, she could have put her fist clean through him.

That and after you've drawn the breasts it's only a few extra lines to draw a penis anyway.

Funny I went to an all male secondary school myself for 6 years and if anything the students were about as homophobic as the RNC. Seriously, the guys in my class were way too bothered by things like male nudity.

Sidewalks in even midsize towns can be ludicrously unavailable, walking my boys home from daycare required using streets and this is a rural centre of over 30,000 people. You'll walk down a street and there'll be concreted sidewalk for maybe 2-3 blocks then it'll either switch sides or disappear entirely, and pushing…

What's worse is I think I recall some of the earlier ones did have some panic response in such an instance.

There are days I'd let it have mine too...

Oddly enough I was playing Spore yesterday and realised the instrument samples for the tribal age were shared with "From Dust", I'd have thought they'd get new samples at least for the didgeridoo given the amount of usage it gets in the latter. There's really not a lot to stop them for the case of alien attacks, some…

This would actually be sensible to be randomised to help combat the people who just hit the first name on the list when voting (yes it occurs often enough). However it seems from other comments in the state that was the standard order, while yours seems alphabetical by party. Dems, Greens, Libertarians, Republicans.

Squad Command was a bit of a mixture of stuff in the end, in several missions you deploy with aid from a Dreadnought or Predator tank with imperial guard scouts or various marines with equipment from around the spectrum. It's more like Space Crusade lumped into the regular tabletop play, though not quite either…

They're far from skimpy anyway, there's no lack of coverage.