It's a schooner.

He copied them from old Flash Gordon shorts credit crawl. Which is exactly where the designer(s) of that ad got it from too.

No. If I don't like someone, I have no place for them in my life.

They still use the broom waving method of leak detection at power plants. I had several customers who worked at the Navajo Generating Station just outside Page, AZ. They didn't screw around next to the boilers.

And his best friend is swinging around town in a spandex suit, has stolen his girl, killed his father and is loved by the public for it (though not the media).

Mars pattern Imperial Warhound Titan.

Shut up, Zoidberg!

Way to be pictorially, but not textually, observant. Now if I could only stop doing the same thing myself.

It was very dangerous to be a Bond Girl in the early days. I think it was the later part of the Moore era on that made things a bit safer for the women. If anything, the newer movies are a return to how deadly being anyone but Bond in a Bond movie could be. Also, don't forget the last scene in On Her Majesty's Secret…

Fiona Volpe (Luciana Paluzzi) was the character's name. The Jamaican girl, Paula, was killed as well. She was played by Martine Beswick, who was one of the fighting Gypsy women in From Russia with Love, and apparently one of the girls dancing in silhouette in the title sequence for Dr. No.

Totally.

In high school (half a million years ago, AD) I wrote part of a paper on apocalypse cults. The only one I still remember was the Anabaptists and the Munster Rebellion (which has nothing to do with not liking the recent Munsters reboot). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M%C3%BCnster_Rebellion

Bromo bosco pinto osco.

Sacrébleu balls, perhaps?

What, no one had a hammer?

Also, this is the only guide you need when attempting to make love at a woman.

You missed a couple

So, he isn't the Kwisatz Haderach?

Here's one picture I've taken of it.

We get that a lot here in Kentucky. It will occur here most often under small rocks, roughly thumbnail sized. The rock will sitting on a column of ice comprised of vertical ice fibers, similar to the above images.