Most members of the Wrasse family are that way.

Not so sure about that, especially if the chick you have in mind knew or was married to someone like the Otto character. It's about character development which should relate to any gender.

The issue is not black or white. As I understand it, Copyright Law allows for "transformations". That is, an image (photo or painting) can be copied and transformed (pixilated, altered, distorted etc) and Copyright may no longer apply. Apparently Warhol thought his transformation was sufficient to avoid a copyright infringement. The court didn't think so. Another time and another court may think differently.

Interesting you should mention the movie The Menu along with comments on the Glass Onion. Both had a similar ending.

Those are oystercatchers, not seagulls.

View of Santa Inez Mountains from coastal town Santa Barbara, California.

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This topic reminded me of something I experienced last week at a concert. During intermission an elderly man in front of me was reading some text on this iPhone. He was holding the phone vertically and had to swipe the screen back and forth to scan the entire text. I tapped him on his shoulder and suggested he turn his phone horizontally. He did and was flabbergasted at the result.

WHAT IS TELEVISION?-"A bunch of dots running around trying to look like people."

From my backyard, about 50 miles from launch site.

A Viewmaster is one form of a stereoscope.

The thing that bugs me about the so-called 3D images that are posted on UHH is that they are not true 3D. It is impossible to produce a 3D image from a 2D image by simply cranking it through some software. The are only poor simulations. The only way to produce a true 3D image is to photograph two images that are slightly offset from one another and display them so that each eye sees only one of the images through polarizing filters or a stereoscope. Maybe I'm picky because my father was a pioneer in the early days of 3D cinematography.

I use brochure paper. It's glossy on both sides and does a pretty good job printing photos as well as ink jet text, gel pen and ball point pen ink. It doesn't smear and it's a heck of a lot cheaper than photo paper.

I believe it was from a security camera.

Do I remember so-called "instant-on" devices like TVs still draw current even when turned off?

Re: #20. Poppie] has obviously never seen my pants after I've consumed a bowl of tomato soup.