OK, fair enough. Your art looks pretty amazing to me, 'cos I can't draw worth a damn. ;) I can't half-write, though. I work very hard at improving my writing - I now have enough materials for at least four books. <shameless plug> ;) But like you, I find it difficult to "write" women characters convi...

*** WARNING: RANT *** As for Meg from the Hercules movie ... who in Hades is Meg? That's not an ancient Greek name, that's for sure. Disneyfication strikes again! :P *looks it up* Ah, Megara - a princess of the city-state of Thebes. The way I see it, it's all for entertainment. For example, all of ...

Huzzah for nat-20s! :D But yes, attacking a Mind Flayer (never mind FOUR of them) when you have no defense against psionic attacks probably ranks as one of the Top Ten D&D Bonehead Moves. ;) (Some others include trying to pickpocket Elminster, trying to attack Drizzt Do'Urden, etc. etc... oh - and a...

*snerk* "What if we made a bunch of money?"

I never bothered with anything past the original trilogy. Sorry - I'm a dinosaur. I've read some of the discussion here about SW, and it looks like I haven't missed much - have I?

25 is Tinkerbell? Not Wendy? Ugh. It's been way too long since I've seen anything about Peter Pan - it must have got mixed up in my head. :? Incidentally, that moth that (in the FOTR film) Gandalf conjures while imprisoned on top of Orthanc reminded me of the way Tinkerbell looks in the Peter Pan mo...

I'm so sorry to hear about Jessica's grandfather passing away. :( Ettin is enslaved by Mind Flayers! Good idea. :) Attacking four Mind Flayers when the party is (IIRC) an average of level 5-6? Not a good idea. :shock: :P As for the illustration - is that your take on the D&D show from the 80s? Looks...

The sexualization of Disney. You mean, Disney for grown-ups? ;) Disney's been sneaking sexual images into movies for years. As for me... I'm not big on Disney, but let's see. *cracks knuckles* #3 is Snow White. #4 has something to do with the Lion King, but I'd never seen it so I've no idea. #7 (bl...

Well, fair enough. I've never seen STD in action (neither one nor the other)! ;) Hmm - if I'm not opening a Pandora's box here, where does the "Kirk vs. Picard" rivalry come from? Personally, I don't understand it. I've watched a few episodes of both, and I like them both just fine. They simply have...

Um, what do you mean by STD, Collector? Do you mean Star Trek: Discovery (as opposed to the "other" STD)?

Whoops! *blush* Thanks for correcting me, MI. I'll know better next time not to confuse TNG and Voyager. What is the timeline after ST Classic, by the way? *curious* Is it ST Classic, then TNG, then Voyager? What happens after Voyager? (I'm leaving the films out of this so as to make it simpler. I d...

Ah. *listens* Then yes, I think Simo is right. The music with the officer's drumming is strangely reminiscent of the GK music.

I can't hear the officer's drumming at all?

...of crows. :lol: I tried watching the classic Star Trek, with Shatner and Nimoy etc., when I was a kid. Unfortunately, all the philosophical parts went "whoosh" over my head - but I was, perhaps, 7 or 8, so of course they would have. Recently, I tried watching a few episodes of TNG and was pleasan...

Um - it's a bit late now, sure - but I'd like to point out, for the record, that I don't actually live in the Melbourne Museum. That would be weird.

Yes, I remember watching this back in 2013 (when it was posted for the first time by the Melbourne Museum - that's where I live!) :) I have to say, though, there would've been much more noise in the city throughout the day. All we can hear are timbers creaking, people shouting, and dogs barking. Whe...