I'm using "their" in the meantime because it bypasses grammatical pedants — it's commonly understood, and that's what matters.

Funny how this feels so creatively awesome because brain slices are but a portion of the entire human body, but if this had been an arrangement of cadavers, the creep factor would shoot up and heated controversy would be inevitable!

Presumably, you could also use one of these if you were to enter an Inception-like dream-within-a-dream?

"Scamaritan" — now there's a portmanteau I should use more!

It reminds me of a white grand piano.

Seeing how "Attenborough Design Group, a fictional organisation..." this could very well apply to an alternate reality with a different tech level.

I was going to call it the "forestache". :)

I had a horrible split-vision of aliens doing this to humans. And that might spawn the idea for a new short story.

Funny what a face does to our perception of a product.

These free/cheap handwriting font-makers often look good on the surface, but tend to lack the precision and flow an actual, human typographer can impart — which is fitting, eh?

I used Chank Diesel's https://www.chank.com/gofontyourself/ The price is $200 now (up from $150 when I used it) but Chank's has a lot of experience and the final result, complete with *kerning* you won't get in lesser "solutions", shows. I gave one round of feedback because the pen marks naturally left some odd imperfections and Chank fixed them quickly.

They should hire sociopaths, who won't need the therapy.

I feel for anyone who had to see the Dnepropetrovsk maniacs, tho.

I met my wife in Second Life. :)

I miss the astronaut that used to be in the background of this comment box, this troll is darker and makes it harder to see what I'm writing on the right-hand side...

@Gauldar Him and Michio Kaku both. They know how to rock the pop culture.

Delighted to see Moon on there. Such a treat to watch when you've dimmed the lights and immerse wholly into what's unfolding before you. Clint Mansell's soundtrack complemented the stark, lens-flare-capped visuals magnificently. Overall, an unexpectedly marvelous cinematic experience.

I used to call each snappable circular thing a "tad". So a 4x4 block would be a "16-tad".

"Pomelo" can be hard for one who's never eaten one to understand; I find "like a grapefruit but bigger" gets the point across.

Ooh, is there a bed made out of "b-e-d" to accompany this? :)