Clearly, the artist missed this after-school special.

I was wondering that myself. Provide an answer interwebs!

You can have the chef make you some very sensual salad en route.

I bow to you, good sir.

Probably omitted because there's not video to go with it, but Frank Herbert submitted Dune to every publisher under the sun, and it was rejected time again for being "too weird"/"too out there"/"too un-categorized" (Is it sci-fi? An ecological thriller? A treatise on politics?). Bet all the big houses kicked…

Yes, that's right. Come over to my way of thinking.

A. Freaking. Mazing.

Never made the connection on that one — nice work!

The subsection on ants makes me thing of that short story "Leiningen Versus the Ants." Creepy!

Awesome concept!

Mustard is the emperor of all condiments. That is all.

So, they're pretty much like beaver-cats?

I have coat of arms envy for my fellow commentors.

The one thing Gibson couldn't predict? The death of the pay phone. :-)

Ray Bradbury was a creative person in the 50s and 60s. Of course he was a communist.

[monotone] Thank you. It was cold down there on the floor.

There was a dragon in Hungarian Star Wars? I want to see that version of the film!

Studios make a higher profit on Blu-ray now than they do on DVD, so of course they're pushing more consumers (at least in North America — I can't speak for elsewhere) to buy Blu-ray (which are more expensive) than DVD. To do so, they're loading the Blu-ray discs with special features while skimping on the DVDs. Take…

It's a Yale hat, so no.

Ah, stock photography...