I have also played archery golf. It's just like normal golf except you shoot arrows up in the air and as far as they go. You kind of have to play it real early before the course opens up to the golfers though ....

Then you may not be knowledgeable but you may at least be wise ... "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing." -Socrates

This is great rescue story! Kudos to you and a long happy life to Kaalan. That last picture though. It has me seeing a speech bubble coming out of Kaalan's mouth saying "Dude, it's cold as balls. Do you know where it isn't snowing? Delhi."

But also there's always been a few black people in Europe what with North Africa being part of the Roman Empire pre-medieval times. Dubbed "Ipswich Man" there's a grave of an North African found in Ipswich, England that was dated to 1190-1300AD.

You may notice the pointed toe. This is called the poulaine, or the crakow or piked shoes (after the piked nose fish). Also please notice the lack of a heel. Heeled shoes did not become common in Europe until the late 16th century. Before then they were flat footed like moccasins, like this one. Very few films get this lack of heels thing before the late 16th century. You may look now when you watch movies and keep score if you so wish.

Don't go making promises you can't keep. Because you've now created the plot to the next Stephen King novel.

Place a brick on top of the bowl and live your lives normally around it.

Of course all film is a visual effect because none of the people are actually in the movie theatre or in your living room ... (pauses to push glasses up nose) ... however one of the first (not the only or the actual first) visual effects was the execution of The Execution of Mary Queen of Scots (1895) (I'll let you guess what the visual effect was) followed by ... bajillions of films featuring visual effects often to make things look normal when they were fighting against the film technology of the day (e.g. having a scene in a moving train when the set was outside in a lot in California because of the light needed to film). Literally if you stacked up the number of films without visual effects vs those that do the ones that do your pile will be heavily in the "ones that do" favor. Here's a good website if you're interested http://www.filmsite.org/visualeffects1.html

(Creeps in and whispers so as not to detract from the great joke); "Boxing" comes from the 14th century Middle English word "box", a blow, boxen to beat, of uncertain origin but maybe from the Dutch "boken" to shunt, push into position.

Scrolled past this too fast. Thought it was a toilet roll holder.

The great grand daddy of them all, the punched card is missing too. They were first used in 1725 to first control textile looms but later in the computer industry.

The queen look-a-like is very good but who the f*ck is that woman supposed to be on the end?

It's like the person who make this map seems to forget the vast number of films and TV shows that the US makes and exports worldwide where each location is made perfectly clear.

Erm, still pretty hot with the missing tooth...

I don't think he is his own grand pa. He's technically grand pa to his step daughter's son but because his step daughter's son is also his half brother this doesn't mean it works back up the family tree and he's his own grand pa as well. His grand pa(s) are still the two grand pa(s) he had before anyone got married. I may have this wrong though as it's all confusing a hell and I've had a beer.

I think that if this happens to a guy he'd have a totally sympathetic super villain back story.

Thumbs up from me ... although there was no "British team". Bobby Moore was captain of the England team. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (constituents of the UK a.k.a. Britain) all put in their own teams.