I would never fly on an aircraft like that. If anyone has ever crossed the Chesapeake Bay Bridge near Annapolis, they'd probably understand that seeing how high up you are and how far down you'd have to fall is not necessarily a good thing. My acrophobia doesn't kick up on aircraft flights, mostly because I'm looking out of small porthole windows that I could never fall out of. The illusion of large windows or no windows does not interest me.

Also, lots of people spend all their time on flights sleeping. Shut the windows, turn off the lights and nap. Too much light pollution for that with this setup.

Wow I'd have never been able to tell that was Joe Biden.

No Civil War era Iron Spider?

Yeah I would have ordered the months significantly differently mostly because I don't mind snow or colder weather. I really dislike July and August because around here they're just hot and sticky. You can't do anything outside and there is nothing you can wear that will fix it. Likewise October is brisk but mostly comfortable while March is both cold and often wet as well which is the worst possible combination.

There are some clips from the armor video on this blooper reel, but I can't find the original: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t3f2TDl6LAQ

Skallagrim on youtube had a good video where he demonstrates some issues with women and armor but I'm having trouble finding it now. Basically he points out that a well-endowed woman wearing rigid breastplates can potentially have issues with range of motion for certain two-handed sword techniques. His girlfriend, who fits in that category, even demonstrates them and says that she prefers single-handed blades for that reason.

If this is what wikimedia does with their money, I'm glad I don't donate to them.

Animals are not people under the law. They cannot own property. You cannot leave your house to your dog in your will. Therefore the only person with a claim to ownership is David Slater. He is also likely the one responsible for the equipment used to take the images and the initial distribution of these images.

Ughh, that first one is a truly horrible idea. AC compressors require good airflow both from the sides and in the headspace above them. The first one restricts airflow from the sides and there is likely only a foot or so above. You want at least twice that and probably more for modern high efficiency units. Basically they're hiding and eyesore and paying for it with higher utility bills or a shorter life for their AC unit.

Darn Like Likes.

The key to a comfortable neck tie is a good fit on your shirt collar and picking the proper knot.

He didn't so much fly through the air as bounce off the renault's windshield and then slide down the hood back onto his feet.

Interesting way to personalize a DSA Norman Sword.

7. Tim Curry was originally slated to be voice the Joker. But the producers decided that he wasn’t the right fit and so held new auditions. Mark Hamill of Star Wars fame got the job of voicing the Joker.

The decision was actually made by the network after Tim Curry had already voiced several episodes. Curry also voiced Captain Hook on the network's Peter Pan show. The network execs thought the two villians sounded too similar especially for shows that were running back-to-back.

Mark Hamill had already done a guest shot on Batman as Ferris Boyle, the evil industrialist in Heart of Ice. Hamill tried out for the Joker part and got it largely because of the Joker's laugh (which he'd actually created while performing Mozart in Amadeus on Broadway). He had to go back and ADR Curry's episodes. Hamill talks about this on Rob Paulson's Talking Toons Podcast.

The first time we took my son to the toddler's nursery at church, he started to cry as we walked out the door. He was 18 months and just starting to get separation anxiety. This adorable little girl who couldn't have been more than two walked up to him and said "Don't cry" and gave him a big hug.

I'd speculate that those are actually Rob Liefeld originals, but you can see all their feet.