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|📽️ ||data-sort-value="Place in the Sun"|''{{wp|A Place in the Sun (film)|A Place in the Sun}}'' ||1951 ||data-sort-value="Stevens"|George Stevens ||data-sort-value="Mamet"|DM<ref name="Mamet">{{wp|David Mamet|Mamet, David}} (2007) ''Bambi vs. Godzilla<small>: On the Nature, Purpose, and Practice of the Movie Business</small>'', <small>p.&nbsp;69</small>. “A good script may shine with superb actors, and a great script can be done with amateurs.&hellip; Now, when you get a great script done with great actors, then you have a classic. ''The Godfather'', ''A Place in the Sun'', ''Dodsworth'', ''Galaxy Quest''—these are perfect films.”</ref>{{right|☐}}
|📽️ ||data-sort-value="Place in the Sun"|''{{wp|A Place in the Sun (film)|A Place in the Sun}}'' ||1951 ||data-sort-value="Stevens"|George Stevens ||data-sort-value="Mamet"|DM<ref name="Mamet">{{wp|David Mamet|Mamet, David}} (2007) ''Bambi vs. Godzilla<small>: On the Nature, Purpose, and Practice of the Movie Business</small>'', <small>p.&nbsp;69</small>. “A good script may shine with superb actors, and a great script can be done with amateurs.&hellip; Now, when you get a great script done with great actors, then you have a classic. ''The Godfather'', ''A Place in the Sun'', ''Dodsworth'', ''Galaxy Quest''—these are perfect films.”</ref>{{right|☐}}
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|📽️ ||data-sort-value="Princess Bride"|''{{wp|The Princess Bride (film)|The Princess Bride}}'' ||1987 ||data-sort-value="Reiner"|Rob Reiner ||—
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|📽️ ||''{{wp|Pulp Fiction}}'' ||1994 ||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino ||—
|📽️ ||''{{wp|Pulp Fiction}}'' ||1994 ||data-sort-value="Tarantino"|Quentin Tarantino ||—

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Masks
  1. N95 (USA), KN95 (China), & FFP2 (EU) – blocks virus.
  2. Cloth mask (w/ nose wire & filter) – blocks aerosol.
  3. Cloth mask (multi-layer) – blocks some aerosol.
  4. Cloth mask (basic) – lowers range of aerosol.
  5. Bandanna – too loose, better than nothing.

Historical

Fiction timeline

Set Title Written Author
1450s Gomes Eanes de Zurara — —
1492 Christopher Columbus — —
1521 Ferdinand Magellan — —
1714–1837 Georgian Era — Britain
1760s~ Les Liaisons Dangereuses (1782) Pierre Choderlos
1789–’93 Frankenstein 1816 Mary Shelley
1795–1837 Regency Era — Britain
1797–’98 Sense and Sensibility 1795–’98 Jane Austen
1798 Northanger Abbey 1803, ’16 Jane Austen
1801 The Watsons 1803–’05 Jane Austen
1804–’05 Lady Susan 1794, ’05 Jane Austen
1807–’09 Mansfield Park 1811–’13 Jane Austen
1811–’12 Pride and Prejudice 1797, ’12 Jane Austen
1813 Bridgerton (2000) Julia Quinn (CVD)
1811–’14 Emma 1814–’15 Jane Austen
1803–’15 Persuasion 1815–’17 Jane Austen
1814–’16 Sanditon 1817 Jane Austen
1837–1901 Victorian Era — Britain
1842 Tangled — Disney
1843 Frozen — Disney
1862– Little Women (1868,’69) Louisa May Alcott
1868–’81 John Carter [of Mars] — Disney
1872 John “Tarzan” Clayton ⚹ (corrected)
1874, 1879 Sherlock Holmes – early
1880–1914 La Belle Époque — France
1890 The Legend of Tarzan (2016) David Yates
1881–1891 Sherlock Holmes – Baker Street
1892 Tarzan of the Apes (1912,’14) Edgar Rice Burroughs
1894–1903 Sherlock Holmes – Return
1901–1914 Edwardian Era — Britain
1909, 1914 Sherlock Holmes – retired
1912 RMS Titanic — —
1912–’26 Downton Abbey — Julian Fellowes
1914–’18 the Great War — —

Settlements

Thorp
a small cluster of homes which is too small to be formally recognized.
Hamlet
A small community without a church. Later simply a small village.
Village
A community significant enough to have a church.
Town
A community significant enough to have a market or fair.
City
A community significant enough to have a cathedral.
Metropolis
A city which is a significant economic, political, and cultural center.
Settlement Historical —— D&D (v.3.5) —— —— Pathfinder —— —— D&D (5E) ——
    Pop.† GP Limit Pop. Base Val. Pop. Feature
 
Thorp — 20–80 40 ≤ 20 50 ≤ 100 Grange
Hamlet Grange ≤ 400 100 ≤ 60 200 ≤ 500 Shrine
Village Church ≤ 900 200 ≤ 200 500 ≤ 1,000 Inn
Town (small) Market ≤ 2,000 800 ≤ 2,000 1,000 ≤ 3,000 Market
Town (large) Fairground ≤ 5,000 3,000 ≤ 5,000 2,000 ≤ 6,000 Several
Temples
City (small) Cathedral ≤ 12,000 15,000 ≤ 10,000 4,000 ≤ 12,000  
City (large) — ≤ 25,000 40,000 ≤ 25,000 8,000 ≤ 25,000  
Metropolis Seat of gov. > 25,000 100,000 > 25,000 16,000 > 25,000 —
† Adult. Depending on dominant race, non-adults will number 10 – 40% of this figure.

Knots

Fabric

Name Type Notes
Bokeram (buckram) cotton Costly cotton cloth from Bukhara, an ancient city on the Silk Roads.
Calico cotton Plain-woven cotton fabric with an unfinished appearance, named after the trading town Calicut in India, prized by the Portuguese.
Cambric cotton Lightweight pure cotton textile, named after Cambrai in France.
Muslin cotton Plain lightweight sheer to coarse cotton cloth.
Pintado cotton Painted chintz from India, prized by Spanish traders.
Fustian cotton / linen Thick, durable cotton or linen fabric.
Cerecloth / Waxcloth cotton / linen Waterproof cloth infused with wax, used for wagon canopies, bandages and wrapping the dead.
Hessian (burlap) jute Rough, tough fabric made from jute fibres, used for sacks.
Ermine Fur Short-tailed weasel (white winter coat).
Marten Fur Small Eurasian weasel.
Sable Fur Oriental marten.
Stoat Fur Ermine (brown summer coat).
Vair Fur Various squirrels, used for garment trimming.
Canvas hemp Durable fabric made from hemp, named after the Arabic word cannabis.
Chamois leather Pliant leather from the skin of a chamois, a goatlike bovid.
Cordovan / Cordwain leather Soft goatskin leather, especially from Córdoba in Spain.
Sindon linen Fine muslin-like linen.
Brocade silk Silk with raised patterns in gold and silver.
Samite silk Silk interwoven with silver and gold thread showing images.
Satin silk Silk produced by a weave in which the threads of the warp are caught and looped by the weft at certain intervals.
Taffeta / Sendal silk Crisp finely woven silk.
Tussah / Tussore / Tasar silk Coarse silk made from fiber produced by the larvae of the tussore moth.
Damask silk/linen/cotton Linen, silk or cotton woven with flat patterns showing on both sides, often reddish in color.
Velvet silk/linen/cotton Closely woven fabric of silk, linen or cotton with a short dense pile, giving it a soft feel.
Budge / Buge / Bugee wool Lambskin dressed with the wool facing outward, used for lining.
Cameline / Camlet wool Twilled fabric made from camel hair.
Cashmere wool Soft wool fabric from the Kashmir goat.
Hodden wool Coarse fabric of undyed wool, chiefly Scottish.
Merino wool Wool fabric from the Italian Merino goat, similar to cashmere.
Mohair wool Fabric made by the silky hairs of the Angora goat from the city of Ankara in modern-day Turkey.
Serge wool Strong twilled wool fabric with a pronounced diagonal rib.
Worsted wool Wool fabric made from worsted yarn.
Wincey wool & linen Tough homespun with a linen warp and a woolen weft.
Tartan wool / linen Scottish plaid fabric of varying patterns.

Eras

  • — c. 43 Prehistoric Britain
  • c. 43–410 Roman Britain
    • 410–633 Sub-Roman Britain
  • c500–1066 Anglo–Saxon Era
    • 793–1066 Viking Era
    • 865 Great Heathen Army,
    • 927 England
  • 1066–1154 Norman Era
  • 1154–1485 Plantagenet Era
    • 1337–1453 Hundred Years’ War
  • 1485–1603 Tudor Era
    • 1558–1603 Elizabethan Era
  • 1603–1714 Stuart Era
    • 1603–1625 Jacobean Era
    • 1625–1649 Caroline Era
    • 1649–1660 Interregnum
    • 1660–1714 Restoration Era
  • 1714–1837 Georgian Era
    • 1756–1763 Seven Years’ War
    • 1765–1783 American Revolution
    • 1789–1799 French Revolution
    • 1793–1815 Napoleonic Wars
    • 1811–1837 Regency Era
  • 1837–1901 Victorian Era
    • 1837–1860 Early
    • 1861–1879 Middle
    • 1880–1901 Late
  • Twentieth century
    • 1901–1914 Edwardian Era
    • 1914–1918 Great War
    • 1919–1928 Roaring Twenties
    • 1929–1938 Great Depression
    • 1939–1945 WW II
    • 1946–1963 Baby boom
    • 1964–1979 Counterculture
    • 1980— Neoconservatism
    • 1995— World Wide Web

People

Pop culture

Deists

  • Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790)
  • George Washington (1732–1799)
  • Thomas Jefferson (1743–1826)
  • Neil Armstrong (1930–2012)

Reindeer

Name ⚥ Date Source
Dasher ? 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Dancer ? 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Prancer ♂ 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Vixen ♀ 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Comet ♂ 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Cupid ? 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Dunder ? 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Blixem ? 1823 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Blixen ? 1825 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Donder ? 1837 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Blitzen ? 1844 A Visit from St. Nicholas
Flossie ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Glossie ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Racer ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Pacer ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Reckless ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Speckless ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Fearless ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Peerless ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Ready ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Steady ? 1902 The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus
Rudolph ♂ 1939 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (book)
Donner ? 1949 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (song)
Rudolph ♂ 1964 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV)
Donner ♂ 1964 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV)
Mrs. Donner ♀ 1964 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV)
Clarice ♀ 1964 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV) ♂
Fireball ♂ 1964 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer (TV)
Scratcher ♂ 1979 Rudolph and Frosty’s Christmas in July
Rudolph ♂ 1998 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
Blitzen ♂ 1998 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
Mitzi ♀ 1998 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
Zoey ♀ 1998 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
Arrow ♂ 1998 Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
Olive ♀ 1999 Olive, the Other Reindeer
Robbie ♂ 1999 Robbie the Reindeer
Blizzard ♀ 2003 Blizzard (film)
Delphi ♀ 2003 Blizzard (film)
Frost ♂ 2007 Tigger & Pooh “Super Sleuth Christmas Movie”
Holly ♀ 2007 Tigger & Pooh “Super Sleuth Christmas Movie”
Niko ♂ 2008 The Flight Before Christmas
Oona ♀ 2008 The Flight Before Christmas
Jonni ♂ 2012 Little Brother, Big Trouble: A Christmas Adventure
Lenni ♂ 2012 Little Brother, Big Trouble: A Christmas Adventure

Places

Fictional

City State Inhabitants
N/A N.E. Belgrave University • The Order (TV 2019–’20)
Basin City Calif. Sin City (1991–2000, 2005 & 2014)
Crystal Cove Calif. Scooby-Doo (TV 1969–’78)
National City Calif. Supergirl (CW 2015—’22)
Star City Calif. Green Arrow (comics 1985–2011)
Sunnydale Calif. Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV 1997–2003)
Bridgeport Conn. Hardy Boys (Hulu 2020—)
Metropolis Del. Superman, et al. (comics)
Freeland Ga. Black Lightning (CW 2018—)
Oahu Hawaiʻi Magnum, P.I. (CBS 1980–’88, 2018—)
River Heights Ill. Nancy Drew (books 1980s—)
Smallville Kans. Superboy (comics)
Hooterville Ky. Hillbillies (CBS 1962–’71)
Cabot Cove Maine Murder, She Wrote (CBS 1984–’96)
Horseshoe Bay Maine Nancy Drew (CW 2019—)
Silent Hill Maine Silent Hill (games 1999–2012)
Arkham Mass. Miskatonic University • Cthulhu (1934—)
Bayport Mass. Hardy Boys (ABC 1977–’79)
Central City Mo. The Flash (CW 2014—)
Blue Valley Nebr. Stargirl (CW 2020—)
Bayport N.J. Hardy Boys (books 1927–’79)
Freedom City N.J. Mutants & Masterminds (RPG 2003–’11)
Gotham N.J. Batman, et al. (comics)
River Heights N.J. Nancy Drew (ABC 1977–’78)
Mayberry N.C. Mayberrites (CBS 1960–’71)
River Heights Ohio Nancy Drew (books 1930–’79)
Mystic Falls Va. Salvatore Boarding School • Legacies (2018—)
Bristol Cove Wash. Siren (Freeform 2018–’20)
Star City Wash. Arrow (CW 2012–’20)
Silent Hill W.Va. Silent Hill (films 2006 & 2012)
Absaroka County Wyo. Longmire (books 2004—, TV ’12–’17)
Saint Marie L. Ant. Death in Paradise (BBC 2011—)

Mars

Montreal

  • Indoor/Outdoor Pool
    • Hotel Omni Mont-Royal (now closed in winter) 1050 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest
    • Hotel Bonaventure Montreal (open all year) 900 Rue de la Gauchetière Ouest

British

Tartans
Michael John Burrage (‌3⁄4 English, ‌1⁄8 Scottish, ‌1⁄8 German)
‌1⁄2 English (Peter Michael Burrage) e.1950s London → Boston, Mass.
‌1⁄4 English (William John Burrage)
‌1⁄4 English (Mabel Anne Good)
‌1⁄2 Scottish-American (Priscilla Margaretta Maurer)
‌1⁄4 German-American (Gordon Bostwick Maurer)
‌1⁄8 German-American (William Rochester Maurer)
‌1⁄16 German Jacob G. Maurer (e.1870s Alsace-Lorraine → Rochester, N.Y.)
Jacob G. Maurer Sr. (1804 Dec. 5 – 1977 31, Saarbruck, Prussia. d. )
‌1⁄16 German-American (Helen Montgomery)
‌1⁄8 English (Katherine ‘Bessie’ Irene Bostwick) e.1639 Tarporley → Stratford, Conn.
Charles Elisha Bostwick (1840–1872) & Jane Banford
Lyman Bostwick, Sr. (1802–1874) & Huldah Irene Woodruff
Lyman Bostwick, Jr. (1768–1843) & (5th wife) Robie Fisk
Nathan Bostwick (1746–1829) & Elizabeth Coggswell
John Bostwick, IV (1716–1806) & Jemima Canfield
John Bostwick, III (1688–1742) & Merey Bushwell
John Bostwick, II (1667–1747) & Abigail Walker
John Bostwick, I (1638–1688) & Mary Brinsmead
Arthur Bostwick (1603–1680) & Jane Whittel
‌1⁄4 Scottish-American (Florence Gale Knight)
‌1⁄8 American (Thomas Russell Knight)
English (John Knight) e.1725 England → Portland, Maine
‌1⁄8 Scottish (Jessie Brown Dykes) e.1889 Strathaven → Lowell, Mass.
Scottish (John Brown Dykes) e.1889 Strathaven → Lowell, Mass.
Cornish surnames

Cornish Last Names

  • Angove
  • Angwin
  • Argus
  • Bligh
  • Bolitho
  • Bosanko
  • Cardy
  • Carew
  • Carlyon
  • Carne
  • Chenoweth
  • Chenowith
  • Chynoweth
  • Couch
  • Cuff
  • Curnow
  • Eudy
  • Geen
  • Grose
  • Gummo
  • Keast
  • Kellow
  • Kevern
  • Kimbrel
  • Kimbrell
  • Kitto
  • Lamphier
  • Lanyon
  • Lower
  • Moon
  • Moyle
  • Nancarrow
  • Nankervis
  • Opie
  • Oppy
  • Pedrick
  • Pengelly
  • Penhollow
  • Penna
  • Penrose
  • Pethick
  • Polkinghorn
  • Polkinghorne
  • Prideaux
  • Quick
  • Retallick
  • Rosevear
  • Roskelley
  • Sholl
  • Skewes
  • Skuse
  • Spargo
  • Teague
  • Trebilcock
  • Tredinnick
  • Treen
  • Tregoning
  • Trelease
  • Treleven
  • Treloar
  • Tremaine
  • Tremayne
  • Trembath
  • Trenary
  • Tretheway
  • Trethewey
  • Trevarthen
  • Trevena
  • Trevethan
  • Trevithick
  • Trevorrow
  • Trezise
  • Truscott
  • Verran
  • Vigus
  • Woon

Books

Maureen Birnbaum

Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson by George Alec Effinger
Date Title Spoofs Publication ERBzine
1982 “MB, Barbarian Swordsperson Barsoom Fantasy & Science Fiction, Jan. 1982 6462
1986 “MB at the Earth’s Core” Pellucidar Fantasy & Science Fiction, Feb. 1986 6463
1987 “MB on the Art of War” Horseclans Friends of the Horseclans (1987) 6464
1986 “MB’s Lunar Adventure” (1st) feghoot sci-fi convention program (1986) 6465
1989 “MB After Dark” Nightfall Foundation’s Friends (1989) 6466
1991 “MB Goes Shopynge” Robin Hood Fantastic Adventures of Robin Hood (1991) 6467
1993 “MB and the Saint Graal” Holy Grail Grails: Visitations of the Night (1994) 6469
1993 “MB and the Looming Awfulness” Cthulhu new for the anthology 6468
1993 “MB’s Lunar Adventure” (2nd) feghoot updated for the anthology 6469
1994 “MB on a Hot Tin Roof” the play South From Midnight (1994)
Fantasy & Science Fiction, Aug. 1996		 6470
1995 “MB in the MUD” GURPS Chicks in Chainmail (1995)
Chicks Ahoy (2010)		 6471
1996 “MB Pokes an Eye Out” soap operas Don’t Forget Your Spacesuit, Dear (1996) 6472
  • Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson: The Complete Stories, Illustrations by Peggy Ranson (June 1993, Swan Press trade, 1-883722-01-2)
  • Maureen Birnbaum, Barbarian Swordsperson (The Complete Stories), Illustrations by Ken Kelly (August 1994, SFBC hardcover, 1-56865-101-5)

Tarzan comics

Title Issues Date Publisher
Four Color Comics #134,161 1942 Dell
Tarzan (v1, p1) 1–131 1948 Dell
Tarzan’s Jungle Annual A1–2 1952 Dell
Boys’ & Girls’ March of Comics #98,125,155,204,342 1946 Western Pub.
Tarzan Adventures (Dell) 1951 Westworld (UK)
ERB-dom 88+ 1960 Opar Press
Tarzan (v1, p2) 132–137 1962 Gold Key
Tarzan (v1, p3) 138–206 1963 Gold Key
Korak, Son of Tarzan (p1) 1–45 1964 Gold Key
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle 1 1965 Gold Key
Jungle Tales of Tarzan (unauthorized) 1–4 1964 Charlton (US)
Tarzan of the Apes (GK) 1970 Williams (UK)
DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #19 1971 DC Comics
Korak, Son of Tarzan (p3) 46–59 1972 DC Comics
Tarzan (v1, p4) 207–258 1972 DC Comics
Tarzan Digest 1 1972 DC Comics
Korak, Tarzan Family (p3) 60–66 1975 DC Comics
Hogarth’s Tarzan of the Apes HC 1972 Watson-Guptill
Hogarth’s Jungle Tales of Tarzan HC 1976 Watson-Guptill
Tarzan Monthly (DC) 1977 Byblos (UK)
Tarzan Weekly (DC) 1977 Byblos (UK)
Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle 1–29,A1–3 1977 Marvel
Tarzan of the Apes 1–2,(ss29) 1984 Marvel
Tarzan (cs) (1–4) 1986 Blackthorne (US)
Tarzan in Color 1–15,15B–18 1992 NBM
Tarzan the Warrior 1–5 1992.03 Malibu
Tarzan: Love, Lies and the Lost City 1–3 1992.08 Malibu
Tarzan: The Beckoning 1–7 1992.11 Malibu
Tarzan: A Tale of Mugambi 1995 Dark Horse
Tarzan: The Lost Adventure 1995 Dark Horse
Tarzan (v2) 1996 Dark Horse
Tarzan/John Carter: Warlords of Mars 1996 Dark Horse
Tarzan/Predator at the Earth’s Core 1996 Dark Horse
Tarzan: Land that Time Forgot & Pool of Time 1996 Dark Horse
Return of Tarzan 1997 Dark Horse
Tarzan/Carson of Venus 1998 Dark Horse
Disney’s Tarzan 1999 Dark Horse
Tarzan Comics Library 1999 Dark Horse
Tarzan/Batman: Claws of the Cat-Woman 1999 Dark Horse
Tarzan: The Rivers of Blood 1999 Dark Horse
Tarzan: The Savage Heart 1999 Dark Horse
Tarzan/Superman: Sons of the Jungle 2001 Dark Horse
Tarzan: Joe Kubert Years [3v] 207–225,227–235 2005 Dark Horse
Tarzan: Jesse Marsh Years [11v] … (134,161,125) 1–56,A1–2 2009 Dark Horse
Once and Future Tarzan 2012 Dark Horse
Tarzan: Russ Manning Years [1] 2012 Dark Horse
Korak, Son of Tarzan [2] 2013 Dark Horse
Tarzan: The Sunday Comics Om 2013 Dark Horse
Unauthorized Tarzan 2013 Dark Horse
Hogarth’s Lord of the Jungle Om 2014 Dark Horse
Jungle Tales of Tarzan 2015 Dark Horse
Tarzan Omnibus (1–20) 2015 Dark Horse
Tarzan on the Planet of the Apes 2016 Dark Horse
Tarzan: Joe Kubert Years [TP] 207–225,227–235 2016 Dark Horse
Tarzan: Jesse Marsh Years [TP] 134,161,1–16 2017 Dark Horse
Kubert’s Tarzan of the Apes: Artist’s Edition AE 2012 IDW
Kubert’s Return of Tarzan: Artist’s Edition AE 2015 IDW
Tarzan: Russ Manning, Complete strips () 2013 IDW
Tarzan: Burne Hogarth, Complete strips () 2014 Titan
Lord of the Jungle 1–15,A1 2012 Dynamite
Pathfinder: Worldscape 1–6 2016 Dynamite
Tarzan/Sheena: Lords of the Jungle 1–6 2016 Dynamite
Greatest Adventure 1–9 2017 Dynamite
Pathfinder: Worldscape: Lord of the Jungle 1,1,1,1 2017 Dynamite
Tarzan/Red Sonja 1–5 2018 Dynamite

Film & TV

John Mulaney on SNL
s43ᴇ18
(#847)
 Apr. 14, 2018 “Diner Lobster”
s44ᴇ14
(#864)
 Mar. 2, 2019 “Bodega Bathroom”
s45ᴇ14
(#885)
 Feb. 29, 2020 “Airport Sushi”
s46ᴇ5
(#894)
 Oct. 31, 2020 “New York Musical”
Rated PG?

Great

  Title Year Director Notes
📽️ The Abyss: Special Edition 1989, ’93 James Cameron —
📽️ Alien 1979 Ridley Scott —
📽️ Aliens: Special Edition 1986, ’91 James Cameron —
📽️ Apocalypse Now 1979 Francis Ford Coppola —
📽️ Avatar: Special Edition 2009, ’10 James Cameron —
📽️ The Ballad of Buster Scruggs 2018 Coen brothers —
☐
📽️ The Big Lebowski 1998 Coen brothers —
☐
📽️ Blade Runner 1982 Ridley Scott —
📽️ Bound 1996 the Wachowskis —
📽️ Boyhood 2014 Richard Linklater Mc[1]
☐
📽️ Breaking Away 1979 Peter Yates —
📽️ Bullitt 1968 Peter Yates —
📽️ Burn After Reading 2008 Coen brothers —
☐
📽️ Casablanca 1942 Michael Curtiz Mc[1]
📽️ Citizen Kane 1941 Orson Welles Mc[1]
📽️ Cloud Atlas 2012 the Wachowskis —
📽️ Die Hard 1988 John McTiernan —
📽️ Django Unchained 2012 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ Dodsworth 1936 William Wyler DM[2]
☐
📽️ Fargo 1996 Coen brothers —
📽️ Galaxy Quest 1999 Dean Parisot DM[2]
📽️ The Godfather 1972 Francis Ford Coppola DM[2], Mc[1]
📽️ Groundhog Day 1993 Harold Ramis —
📽️ The Hateful Eight 2015 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ Inglourious Basterds 2009 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ Inside Llewyn Davis 2013 Coen brothers —
☐
📽️ Jackie Brown 1997 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ Jaws 1975 Steven Spielberg —
📽️ Kill Bill 2003, ’04 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ Ladyhawke 1985 Richard Donner —
📽️ The Manchurian Candidate 1962 John Frankenheimer —
📽️ Miller’s Crossing 1990 Coen brothers —
☐
📽️ My Cousin Vinny 1992 Dale Launer (writer) —
📽️ No Country for Old Men 2007 Coen brothers —
📽️ Notorious 1946 Alfred Hitchcock Mc[1]
📽️ O Brother, Where Art Thou? 2000 Coen brothers —
📽️ Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 2019 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ A Place in the Sun 1951 George Stevens DM[2]
☐
📽️ The Princess Bride 1987 Rob Reiner —
📽️ Pulp Fiction 1994 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ Raising Arizona 1987 Coen brothers —
☐
📽️ Rear Window 1954 Alfred Hitchcock Mc[1]
📽️ Reservoir Dogs 1992 Quentin Tarantino —
📽️ Ronin 1998 John Frankenheimer —
📽️ The Searchers 1956 John Ford —
📽️ A Serious Man 2009 Coen brothers —
☐
📽️ the Shawshank Redemption 1994 Frank Darabont —
📽️ The Terminator 1984 James Cameron —
📽️ Terminator 2: Judgment Day – Sp. Ed. 1991, ’93 James Cameron —
📽️ This Is Spinal Tap 1984 Rob Reiner —
📽️ Three Colors: Red 1994 Krzysztof Kieślowski Mc[1]
📽️ Titanic 1997 James Cameron —
📽️ True Grit 2010 Coen brothers —
📽️ True Lies 1994 James Cameron —
📽️ Vertigo 1958 Alfred Hitchcock Mc[1]
📺 The Americans 2013–’18 Joe Weisberg —
📺 Breaking Bad 2008–’13 Vince Gilligan —
📺 Buffy the Vampire Slayer 1997–’03 Joss Whedon —
📺 Deadwood 2004, ’19 David Milch —
📺 firefly & Serenity 2002, ’05 Joss Whedon —
📺 M*A*S*H 1972–’83 Larry Gelbart —
📺 Mad Men 2007–’15 Matthew Weiner —
📺 Magnum, P.I. 1980–’88 Donald P. Bellisario —
📺 The Muppet Show 1976–’81 Jim Henson —
📺 The Rockford Files 1974–’80 Stephen J. Cannell —
📺 Sense8 2015–’18 the Wachowskis —
📺 Sports Night 1998–’00 Aaron Sorkin —
📺 Star Trek 1966–’69 Gene Roddenberry —
📺 The West Wing 1999–’06 Aaron Sorkin —
Lawyers Favorite Legal Movies

Legal Productivity (September 2017)

Multiverse

Lenkov-verse
  • At the end of “Hoa Pili” (Hawaii Five-0, s3e19) the characters discuss being fans of the 1980s TV series Magnum, P.I..
  • Then a crossover between those Hawaii Five-0 characters and the Magnum P.I. reboot happened in 2019.IBT•TVL
Earth Franchise (AV•DC•MCU)
E.P. 🌎 Our universe (where all the others are considered fictional)
ᴺᴱ˙ᴾᴱ0 💭 DC post-crisis (1986–2011) • current (2011—)
′0 📽️ DCEU (DC Extended Universe) (2013—)
′1 ⚡ Arrow, Flash, Constantine, Legends, Black Lightning, Supergirl
2 ⚡ Stargirl (2020—)
3 ⚡ Zeppelins & tommy guns in present day.
† 9 📺 Titans (2018—)
† 12 📺 Green Lantern (HBO Max)
13 ⚡ Magic: Claus of the North, Wells the Grey, elves, etc.
19 📺 Swamp Thing (2019)
† 21 📺 Doom Patrol (2019—)
† 38 ⚡ Supergirl (2015–’21)
41 📽️ Superman (1941–’43)
46 📽️ Watchmen (2009 and 2019)†
65 🕸️ Spider-Gwen (comics)
66 📺 Batman (1966–’68) & The New Adventures of Batman (1977)
67 🕸️ Spider-Man (1967–’70)
76 📺 Wonder Woman (1975–’79)
89 📽️ Batman (1989, ’92, ’95, ’97)
90 ⚡ The Flash (1990–’91)
† 92 ⚡ Batman: TAS (1992–’95, 1997–’99, 1999–’01 & 2003)
96 ⚡ Superman, S-II, S-III, SR, & Kingdom Come (1996)
† 96 📽️ Superman (1978), S-II (2006) & Returns (2006)
99 ⚡ Batman Beyond (1999–’01) with a dark twist
† 118 ⚡ Black Lightning (2018–’21)
† 167 📺 Smallville (2001–’11)
203 📺 Birds of Prey (2003–’03)
616 💭 Marvel Comics (inc. Tarzan)
666 📺 Lucifer (2016–’)
1610 🕸️ Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018)
1872 📕 Time’s Last Gift (1972, ’77) From 2070 ᴀᴅ to 12,000 ʙᴄ
† 1987 🎲 AD&D and Forgotten Realms (DC 1988–’91)
10005 📽️ X-Men Cinematic Universe (original)
10414 📽️ X-Men Cinematic Universe (since DoFP)
17315 📽️ X-Men’s Logan (2017)
96283 📽️ Marvel’s Spider-Man (2002, ’04, ’07)
120703 📽️ Marvel’s Amazing Spider-Man (2012, ’14)
121698 📽️ Marvel’s Fantastic Four (2005, ’07)
122554 📽️ Marvel’s Fantastic Four (2015)
199999 📽️ MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

Batman

Patrick Leahy

Senator Patrick Leahy Our “Super Hero”
Thank you for “not being intimidated by thugs” and supporting the Kellogg-Hubbard Children’s Library through the Batman and Dark Knight Movies. 1996–2012
Year Role Work Notes
1992 Author (preface) Batman: The Dark Knight Archives: Vol. 1 “Forward”
1996 Author (preface) Batman: Death of Innocents “The Innocent Victims of Landmines”
2003 Author (preface) Green Arrow: The Archer’s Quest “Introduction”
2019 Author (preface) Detective Comics: 80 Years of Batman “Introduction”
1995 Governor (NM Ter.) Batman: The Animated Series “Showdown” (set circa 1883)
1995 cameo Batman Forever Joel Schumacher film
1997 Bidder Batman & Robin Joel Schumacher film
2008 Gentleman at Party The Dark Knight Christopher Nolan film
2012 Board Member #2 The Dark Knight Rises Christopher Nolan film
2016 Senator Purrington Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice DC Extended Universe film

“Showdown” (1995-09-12)

Batman: The Animated Series (s.2, ep.13)
the adventures of Batman & Robin (Ep.17)

Guest Stars
Senator Patrick Leahy as Governor
Malcom McDowell as Arcady Duval
David Warner as Ra’s Al-Ghul
Michael Bell as Airmen Captain
William Bryant as Sheriff
William McKinney as Jonah Hex
Elizabeth Montgomery as Barmaid
Ra’s Al-Ghul
 
“I anticipated meeting you tonight, detective. I hope the story I have to tell you may cause you to reconsider your pursuit.”
“The year was 1883. Your government was ruthlessly expanding westward.”
Sign
WELCOME TO DEVILS HOLE
Governor
 
“Today on this momentous period in history we link our great western lands with the east.”
“Before this great enterprise—envisioned by myself—there was nothing here but wilderness. And from it—with bare hands, hard work, and dedication—we have hewn a civilized land.”
“And so it gives me great pleasure—as the Territorial Governor—to drive the golden spike which will connect these two great sections of the North American continent.”
Flight in 1880s
  • The Phoenix – rigid airship with twin, zeppelin-style, hydrogen-filled gasbags, lifting an ironclad-ship-style external gondola.
  • Steerable glider – Otto Lilienthal flew his first glider in 1891.Air & Space
  • Square-framed parachutes.

The Dark Knight (2008)

Joker
“…I’ll settle for his loved ones.”
Gentleman at Party
“We’re not intimidated by thugs.”
Joker
“You know… You remind me of my father… I hated my father.”

The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

Daggett
“I’d like to point out that we have a non-board member here. Which is highly irregular, even if his family name is above the door.”
Fredericks
“Bruce Wayne’s family built this company!”
Board Member #2
“And he himself has run it!”
Daggett
“Into the ground, sir!”

Blade Runner

Brave New World

Castes
World Leaders – The ten founders/partners of Soma Pharmaceuticals
𝛢 Alpha [‡/+/−] (grey) – Local leaders.
𝛣 Beta [+/−] (mulberry) – artists, technicians.
𝛤 Gamma (green) – assistants, servants.
𝛥 Delta (khaki) – skilled labor.
𝛦 Epsilon (black) – menial labor.
Soma Pharmaceuticals

(ᴇ7,ᴛ7:45)

  • Photograph of the ten partners
  • Soma chart: “Increasing Intensity”
Violet – ∼caffeine? plus birth control?
Indigo/Blue – ∼analgesic?
Blue/Cyan – ∼alcohol?
Green – ∼ecstasy?
Yellow – for emotional trauma. ∼valium?
Orange – for anger, resentment, etc. ∼opiate?
Red (not on chart) – for euthanasia?
  • Whiteboard notes:
“Integrated Neuro Driven Random Architecture → Integrated is key”
“Connection → …candm… promotes use of both”
“Indra → Optic, Soma facilitates, Direct links to Indra”
“App… pairs with optic – what features?”
“🞶 Layers / Group connection”

the Expanse

VSS Unity → Razorback

firefly & Serenity

№ Title Media Released Col.
 ½ “Fun With Dick and Jayne” story 2010-05 📙 Still Flying
 ¾ R. Tam Sessions “1”, “22”, “165”, “416” (p1&2) scene 2005-08 💿 Film
1 “Serenity” (pilot) 1AGE79 2002-12-20 💿 Series
2 “The Train Job” 1AGE01 2002-09-20 💿 Series
3 “Bushwhacked” 1AGE02 2002-09-27 💿 Series
4 “Shindig” 1AGE03 2002-11-01 💿 Series
5 “Safe” 1AGE04 2002-11-08 💿 Series
6 “Our Mrs. Reynolds” 1AGE05 2002-10-04 💿 Series
7 “Jaynestown” 1AGE06 2002-10-18 💿 Series
8 “Out of Gas” 1AGE07 2002-10-25 💿 Series
9 “Ariel” 1AGE08 2002-11-15 💿 Series
10 “War Stories” 1AGE09 2002-12-06 💿 Series
11 “Trash” 1AGE12 2003-06-28 💿 Series
12 “The Message” 1AGE13 2003-07-15 💿 Series
12½ Big Damn Hero Novel 1 2018-11 ——
13 “Heart of Gold” 1AGE10 2003-08-19 💿 Series
14 “Objects in Space” 1AGE11 2002-12-13 💿 Series
14.1 The Magnificent Nine Novel 2 2019-03 ——
14.2 Better Days
(Book & Inara)
 Comic³ 2008-03 L1, v2, TP
14¼ “Downtime”
(Book & Inara)
 Comic⁰ 2010-11 L1, v2, DH:HD
14.3 "Crystal"
(Book & Inara)
 story 2010-05 📙 Still Flying
14.4 Those Left Behind
(Book to depart)
 Comic³ 2005-07 L1, v1, HC, TP
14½ “What Holds Us Down” story 2010-05 📙 Still Flying
14½ Generations
(TLB <…< TGM)
 Novel 3 2020-11 ——
14½ The Ghost Machine
(Book & Inara)
 Novel 4 2020-04 ——
14½ “Haven and Hell”
(Book sidestory)
 Novel 4 2020-04 B&N Exc.
14½ Life Signs
(TGM <…< Film)
 Novel 5 2021-03 ——
14.6 “The Other Half”
(Book & Inara)
 Comic⁰ 2008-08 L1, v2, DHP#13
15 Serenity (film) Film 2005-09 💿 Film
15.1 “Float Out”
{Wash memorial)
 Comic¹ 2010-06 L1, v2
15.2 The Shepherd’s Tale
(Book’s origin)
 GN 2010-11 L1, v3
15.5 “It’s Never Easy”
(pregnant)
 Comic⁰ 2012-05 L1, FCBD-’12
15.6 Leaves on the Wind
(birth)
 Comic⁶ 2014-01 L2, v4
15.7 “The Warrior and the Wind”
(infant)
 Comic⁰ 2016-05 L2, FCBD-’16
15.8 No Power in the ’Verse
(toddler)
 Comic⁶ 2016-10 L2, v5
— Firefly (ongoing series) Comics 2018 — —
— “Take The Sky”
(old Mal)
 story 2010-05 📙 Still Flying
firefly deleted scenes
  1. “Serenity” You never leave Serenity
  2. “Serenity” Extraction from Serenity
  3. “Our Mrs. Reynolds” Women troubles

Star Wars

See Star Wars lists

Ronin

New Arrow blu-ray:

  • 2.39∶1 1080p master (from 4K scan) by Robert Fraisse
  • Alternate Ending
  • Theatrical Trailer (16∶9)
  • Composing the Ronin Score (16∶9)
  • Audio Commentary by John Frankenheimer
  • Filming in the Fast Lane interviews with Frankenheimer and cast
  • The Driving of Ronin with coordinator Jean-Claude Lagniez
  • You Talkin’ To Me? Quentin Tarantino’s De Niro Cinefile
  • Through the Lens with cinematographer Robert Fraisse
  • Close Up with cinematographer Robert Fraisse (16∶9)
  • Natascha Mcelhone: An Actor’s Process
  • Venice Film Festival Interviews
  • In the Cutting Room
  • Photogallery

Disney–Fox

VanDerWerff, Todd (2019-03-20) “Here’s what Disney owns after the massive Disney/Fox merger”. Vox.
Disney acquired
News Corp kept
To other owenrs
  • Cult – A Sky channel (see below).
  • itv – BSkyB’s stake was sold to Liberty Global in 2014.
  • nhnz – Acquired from Fox by David Haslingden in 2012.
  • RealEstateTV – Shut down by Fox International in 2009.
  • Sky – Fox’s controlling stake acquired by Comcast in 2018.
  • YES – “Yankee Entertainment and Sports”, going to Sinclair.

Music

Golden Hind Music
GHM-101 Roberts & Barrand A Present from the Gentlemen: A Pandora’s Box of English Folk Songs (1992)
GHM-103 Roberts & Barrand Heart Outbursts: English Folksongs collected by Percy Grainger (1998)
GHM-104 Roberts & Barrand Naulakha Redux: Songs of Rudyard Kipling (1997)
GHM-106 Roberts, et al. Ye Mariners All: Songs of the Sea (2003)
GHM-107 Roberts & Barrand Twiddlum Twaddlum (2003)
GHM-108 Roberts, John Sea Fever: Songs of Ships and the Sea (2003)
GHM-111 Roberts & Cowan Ballads Long and Short (2015)
GHM-203 Roberts & Barrand Live at Holsteins! Eat Bertha’s Mussels (2000)
GHM-204 Roberts & Barrand Mellow With Ale From The Horn (1975, 2002)
GHM-205 Roberts & Barrand To Welcome In The Spring (1980, 2002) [GHM only]
GHM-303 Roberts & Barrand Live at the Old Town School of Folk Music, Chicago (1978, 2019)
FSI-65 Roberts & Barrand Dark Ships in the Forest: Ballads of the Supernatural (1997)
ST-1 Roberts & Barrand Spencer the Rover is Alive and Well: Traditional English Ballads and Songs (2001)
ST-4 Roberts & Barrand Across the Western Ocean: Songs of the North Atlantic Sailing Packets (2000)
Nowell Sing We Clear
GHM-202 the best of NSWC (1975–1976)
GHM-201 Nowell Sing We Four (1988)
GHM-102 Hail Smiling Morn! (1995)
GHM-105 Just Say Nowell (2005)
GHM-109 Nowell, Nowell, Nowell! (2008)
GHM-110 Bidding You Joy (2013)
NSWC-book Songs & Carols for Midwinter & Christmastide (songbook)

Diecast

1968 AMC AMX “MFP” (Johnny Lightning, Forever 64, Wal-mart, Sep.2010)
1971 Chevy Chevelle SS “MFP Interceptor” (Johnny Lightning, Forever 64, Rel.14, 2011)

Cars

Jeep Wagoneer (SJ) grilles & lights
Years Front Slots Grille name Rear
1963–’65 ⚬◦⩍◦⚬ 12ᴠ “Rhino” [ ]⌧[ ]
1966–’69 ⚬ ⊏⊐ ⚬ 22ᴠ “Razor”
1970–’73 ⚬ ⊏⊐ ⚬ 15×3 “Ch. Grater”
1974–’78 ⚬ ⊏⊐ ⚬ 13×4 “Egg Crate”
1979–’83 ◽⊏͡⊐◽ ʜ9 “Pig Nose”
1984–’85 ◽⊏͡⊐◽ ʜ9 “Pig Nose” ||⌧||
1986–’91 ◽⊏͡⊐◽ ʜ3 “Grand W.”
1981–’88 ◽⊏͡⊐◽ 14ᴠ “Muscle”
  • Diecast Model Expo 2015 • MFP and Interceptor Twin Set (ACE models, $79.95)
  • Diecast Model Expo 2018 • Mad Max MFP Monaro and Holden Panel van set (ACE models, $89.99)
SO: 1:64 MFP “Interceptor” Falcon XB GT sedan & MFP “Pursuit Special” Falcon XB GT coupe
Va: 1:43 MFP “Interceptor” Falcon XB GT sedan
 : AU$135 (US$ 98) 1:64 MM2 “Pursuit Special” & Landau (AutoArt’s are 1:43)
 : AU$145 (US$105) 1:43 MFP “Pursuit Special” Monaro HQ (stolen by Nightrider)
 : AU$145 (US$105) 1:43 Holden HJ Custom Panel van
 : AU$140 (US$101) 1:64 Holden HJ Custom Panel van & MFP Monaro HQ
×: 1:43 Avengers Jaguar
×: 1:43 LoEG Nemo’s car
Year Make Model Livery Franchise
1962 Chevy Corvette convertible Roman Red “LOLA” Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
1963 Chevy Corvette Stingray Riverside Red —
1963-’91 Jeep Wagoneer — —
1964 Aston Martin DB5 Silver Birch James Bond, 007
1967 Toyota 2000GT convertible white James Bond, 007
1966 Jaguar XJ13 British Racing Green —
1966-’67 Lincoln Continental Satin Black —
1967 Chevy Impala w/A-pillar spotlights Black, “KAZ 2Y5” (Kansas), “CNK 80Q3” (Ohio) Supernatural
1968 Ford Mustang GT fastback Highland Green Bullitt
1969 Ford Mustang Mach 1† ... John Wick
1969 Dodge Charger R/T SE “General Lee” Dukes of Hazzard
1973-’78 GMC MotorHome “EM-50 Urban Assault Vehicle” Stripes
1977 DJA Landmaster “USAF” Damnation Alley
1977 Pontiac Firebird Trans Am SE w/T-top Starlight Black & gold, “6.6 LITRE” Smokey & the Bandit GL 2015 release better than orig.
1981 Ferrari 308 GTSi Ferrari Red Magnum P.I.
1983 GMC Vandura w/sunroof black & metallic gray, red stripe A-Team
1994 Jaguar XJ13 coupé — by Proteus
2006 Jaguar XJ13 — by SCF / RCR
2008 Toyota Quaranta — by Italdesign Giugiaro (IDG)
2012 TUM Innotruck, Diesel Reloaded Siemens —
2013 Nouvoyage Limousine Tender 33 — —
2013 Lamborghini Parcour — by Italdesign Giugiaro (IDG)
2018 Jaguar XJ13 — by TWRR
2018— Lamborghini Urus — —
2018— M-AMG E 63S Wagon “V8 BITURBO 4MATIC+” —
2020— Jeep Gladiator “Rubicon” DeMuro, Doug (2019-04-01) Here’s Why the 2020 Jeep Gladiator Is the Hottest New Truck.

Boxes

L W H V L W H Notes
Choro-Q 55 ㎜ 40 ㎜ 30 ㎜ 66.0 2.17″  1.57″  1.18″ 
Tomica #1 82 ㎜ 40 ㎜ 30 ㎜ 98.4 3.23″  1.57″  1.18″  Small box
Tomica #2 82 ㎜ 40 ㎜ 43 ㎜ 141.0 3.23″  1.57″  1.69″  Large box
Tomica #3 82 ㎜ 40 ㎜ 57 ㎜ 187.0 3.23″  1.57″  2.24″  S. box under car
Tomica #4 82 ㎜ 30 ㎜ 80 ㎜ 196.8 3.23″  1.18″  3.15″  S. box under truck
Tomica #5 82 ㎜ 40 ㎜ 80 ㎜ 262.4 3.23″  1.57″  3.15″  L. box under truck
Tomica #6 160 ㎜ 40 ㎜ 30 ㎜ 192.0 6.30″  1.57″  1.18″  Small long box
Tomica #7 160 ㎜ 40 ㎜ 43 ㎜ 275.2 6.30″  1.57″  1.69″  Large long box
Tomica #8 120 ㎜ 55 ㎜ 45 ㎜ 297.0 4.72″  2.17″  1.77″  Small 1∶43
Tomica #9 150 ㎜ 80 ㎜ 70 ㎜ 840.0 5.91″  3.15″  2.76″  Large 1∶43
Tomica #10 102 ㎜ 43 ㎜ 43 ㎜ 188.6 4.02″  1.69″  1.69″  Vintage box
Tomica #11 120 ㎜ 105 ㎜ 50 ㎜ 630.0 4.72″  4.13″  1.97″  Vintage box
Tiny “Nrm” 103 ㎜ 37 ㎜ 46 ㎜ 175.3 4.06″  1.46″  1.81″  1∶50
Tiny “Bus” 113 ㎜ 30 ㎜ 47 ㎜ 159.3 4.45″  1.18″  1.85″  1∶110

Restoration tools

  • Self-centering drill bits (removing rivet heads)
  • paint & varnish remover
  • dental pics (paint cleaning)
  • cotton buds (paint cleaning)
  • polystyrene tubes (axle holders)
  • Bare-Metal® foil
  • pin vise
  • tap set
  • helping hands

Lego

Firestar Toys

  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - American Flag
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Clownfish
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Cthulhu
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Fish Skeleton
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Islander
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Multicoloured Checkered
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Neon Skeleton
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Sunset
  • £2.95 Custom - Surfboard - Tiki
  • £2.95 Custom Legs - Bikini Bottoms - Black - Yellow
  • £4.95 Custom Legs - Bikini Bottoms - Pink Spotted - Yellow
  • £2.50 Custom Legs - Union Jack Underpants
  • £3.95 Custom Torso - Colourful Bikini - Yellow
  • £3.95 Custom Torso - Pink Spotty Bikini - Yellow
  • £3.95 Custom Torso - American Ladies Top
  • £2.95 Custom Torso - White Vest with Classic Surf Logo
  • £2.95 Custom Torso - Halloween Jumper - Classic Space
  • £3.95 Custom Torso - Green Hawaiian Shirt
  • £9.95 Custom Mini Figure - Magnum P.I.
  • £1.50 Printed Brick 1x2x2 - Bamboo Panel
  • £0.95 Printed Tile 1x8 - Wood Grain - Reddish Brown
  • £1.50 Printed Tile 2x4 - Abbey Road Street Sign
  • £1.50 Printed Tile 2x4 - Baker Street Sign
  • £1.50 Printed Tile 2x4 - Surf Shop Sign
  • £1.50 Printed Tile 2x4 - Tiki Bar Sign

Miscellaneous

Catan

5-6 pl.
# L
2 A
5 B
4 C
6 D
3 E
9 F
8 G
11 H
11 I
10 J
6 K
3 L
8 M
4 N
8 O
10 P
11 Q
12 R
10 S
5 T
4 U
9 V
5 W
9 X
12 Y
3 Za
2 Zb
6 Zc
3-4 pl.
# L
5 A
2 B
6 C
3 D
8 E
10 F
9 G
12 H
11 I
4 J
8 K
10 L
9 M
4 N
5 O
6 P
3 Q
11 R

Whisky

You only need five (?)
  1. Daily drinker
  2. Impress appreciative guest
  3. Mixer/unappreciative guest
  4. Weekend drinker
  5. Special occasion

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Munoz, Nikki (2020-12-07) “There Are Only Eight Perfect Movies According To Metacritic Ratings”. Looper.
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Mamet, David (2007) Bambi vs. Godzilla: On the Nature, Purpose, and Practice of the Movie Business, p. 69. “A good script may shine with superb actors, and a great script can be done with amateurs.… Now, when you get a great script done with great actors, then you have a classic. The Godfather, A Place in the Sun, Dodsworth, Galaxy Quest—these are perfect films.”
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