"That's a nice argument Senator. Why don't you back it up with a source?"
TheChemist
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Who wrote that plotline? Ken Levine?
Oh no.... Who would drink coffee there? Where lots of the drinks are basically liquid candy?
The Ring Djinni or the Lamb Djinni? There were two Djinnies in Aladdin and The Magic Lamp.
It is almost a shame that he was adapted out of Peter Jackson Trilogy. Although maybe he would have brought in some pacing issues. Or maybe he still exists in that adaptation, just offscreen and not mentioned.
Apparently, she doesn't appear in just one Russian Folktale. She appears in a lot of them. I myself would be happy just to have a mobile home like hers.
In Scottish Myth, they have a version of a Werewolf that, it finds fish, and leaves them on the windowsills of families that are economically struggling. It is called the Wulver. He would make a home by carving a cave out of a mound. They are fond of catching and eating fish, and don't bother folks if they don't bother the Wulver.
I honestly think they are supposed to be fancy buttons for a Bidet.
Apparently, one time, Rob Schneider, one of the actors in Demolition Man, was asked at a Comic Con by a fan, what the three seashells do. He answered that he still didn't know; the director didn't say.
Aren't those Barn Owls?
I love that it is just called "stuffing", implying that stuffing can't be made interesting or appealing no matter what.
I love owls. They are pretty much the cats of the bird world.