Some/most parts of Scotland you're not allowed to drink in the street (originally intended to stop football violence IIRC). But yeah, in England and Wales it's fine.

_Always_ assume a spherical bee !

As a Brit, the length of your campaigns is mind boggling. I realise the US is a big country and so stumping takes longer than in the comparatively tiny UK but they're still way too long. And far too much money is spent on them. Getting elected in the US costs so much that it practically requires special interest…

Also, less fascisty.

The tragi-comic element doesn't work as well if it doesn't at least look and feel permanent though - the Master finally killing himself by shooting herself in the back is the ultimate darkly comic ending for the character. The Master somewhat ambiguously perhaps killing himself is much less impactful, it's just…

Exactly this. Personally I like it and was glad when he stuck to his guns and stayed his own course to the end (Who is an ultimately optimistic show IMO and i'd certainly rather it be _hopeful_ to a fault than the other thing) but I also get why it would bug people.

I'm so old I remember when Graham Williams was ruining the show (and John Nathan-Turner after him). Yeah, i'm like a hundred in internet years ;).

And as cleanly made a point as the unblackest of lungs.

It's a fair Coptic.

Usually I charge a lot of money for this but…

Wet dung futures are where it's really at. I have a simple 5-step investment strategy if you're interested.

But it contains many lovely Russia ladies who want to make a friendship with you !

I totally agree re: accepting the existence of magic in his universe (it's there, not accepting it is not accepting reality) but I also agree with Count Erpoint that it's a poor fit with Batman as a character. He _is_ a detective and scientist and detective stories don't really work in a magical universe because they…

About the same as 10,000 spoons.

I'm pretty sure using it for porn is before that.

I dunno, could go either way for me. Old school sci-fi tended to think advancement would be more or less evenly spread across the technological board (e.g. if we have super advanced engines then everything else must also be super advanced). But just _assume_ for a second something like the EM-drive actually turns out…

I dunno, private or public-private partnerships in the US look pretty promising. I wouldn't be too surprised to see SpaceX put a human (back) on the moon within 10 years (or even Mars in 15-20). Whatever you think of him, Musk is a man with a mission.

Like, some kind of super Velcro you mean ?

Me too, s'where I found out the secret to all great comedy is timi.

Not if you're famous apparently.