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No, no, that one was "Sacrifice Your Friends to Live, Charlie Brown!"

Was that the sequel to "Don't summon the Dark Gods, Charlie Brown"?

Yes, which came right after "Snoopy's a Were-Dog, Charlie Brown!"

Well, if Snoopy was a man who periodically turns into a dog, it would explain a lot of Snoopy's more improbable abilities.

Okay, but you're going to have to explain Super-Horse to me again...

Which part, the one about his creepy relationship with Supergirl?

LOL

Pre-Crisis Comet or Post-Crisis Comet?

Which one is weirder?

This is a random post.

Among the African countries, Angola is interesting in that it's quite large yet still has no UNESCO World Heritage site.

Somalia is in a similar boat, but it's understandable as the country has not had a functioning central government in years.

Chad, another large and war-torn country, just got its first site in 2012.

Post-Crisis Comet, for sure. Even I, a major Peter David fan, have yet to manage to wrap my head around it.

At least he was never Super-Unicorn.

I think they should work the Unicorn into a future Iron Man movie. I consider him an underrated villain, and besides, he can't possibly look any sillier than Mickey Rourke as Whiplash.

Thanks, Fanfie. I just read the Wikipedia articles about Comet and Blithe, and now I need my morning coffee more than ever.

I would rather drink tea than coffee, but it's hard to get decent hot tea in a restaurant in Texas unless it's an Asian or British-themed establishment.

Mmm, tea. Japanese green tea is the best.

I drank tea instead of coffee for quite a while, but I eventually found the tea wasn't giving me the jolt I needed, so I went back to coffee.

I still have tea at least once a week, usually on a weekend morning.

I'll take coffee when I'm out, as the tea can be hit or miss sometimes. At home, I'll switch between the two.

Tea with weekend breakfast is a must though.


The Lion & the Unicorn are big heraldic symbols in the United Kingdom. They also appear in through the looking glass.

They have also appeared in comics. A later version of them appeared, as did versions of nearly all UK characters, in Zenith. They incinerated heroes from a safe distance before making a tactical withdrawal.

I knew about the Lion, but not the Unicorn.

I learned something new today. Thanks, Thoth.

It's a fair* cultural exchange** as you gave us Olga***.

*31st century LW descendants would question thothkins concept of fairness, as they sat in medical waiting rooms to check their bleeding ears.

**31sr century cross referencers would cite thothkins happy attempt to exchange the occupied houses of parliament for a bean, claiming they had similar value.

*** The late 1980s house track "Jack Your Beanstalk" referenced the events of **. It was banned by the BBC as being offensive****.

**** It is rumoured that this example of suppression is being covered in a forthcoming album by well known social activist Olga.

What if Comet had been a tikbalang?

"Tikbalang (also written as Tigbalang, Tigbalan, or Tikbalan) is a creature of Philippine folklore said to lurk in the mountains and forests of the Philippines. It is generally described as a tall, bony humanoid creature with disproportionately long limbs, to the point that its knees reach above its head when it squats down.[1] It has the head and feet of an animal, most commonly a horse. It is sometimes believed to be a transformation of an aborted fetus which has been sent to earth from limbo."

LOL

The female singer in the psychedelic "Jazzy Spies" number cartoons on Sesame Street is Grace Slick.

Pumpkin is quite expensive here. I have tried a handful of recipes using pumpkin, but have used squash as a substitute.

I heard "Lay Down Sally" by Eric Clapton on three different stations today. What does it mean?