

There was also Lilo & Stitch that has that whole sequence that needed to be redrawn with a spaceship-over-rural theme instead of a plane-over-urban theme.


There was also Lilo & Stitch that has that whole sequence that needed to be redrawn with a spaceship-over-rural theme instead of a plane-over-urban theme.
Quicksilver is the same as mercury though
Amazing! That’s exactly it!
I would be confident just based on the summary, but I remember that minigame where you pilot the boat in the harbor.
Surely that will never become anachronistic.
Was this before actual hard disk drives became popular?
I remember as a child one of my friends has a very old computer, even for the nineties. All of the programs had to be loaded on with 3.5" floppy disks each time we wanted to run them. There was a cargo ship management game that we messed with that I was too young to understand. I was really interested in “ballast” as cargo because it was zero cost; no wonder I didn’t make any money.
I found this reference to some author origin more than a century old: https://ingeb.org/Lieder/thenight.html
Edit: I misread the heading. J. Mark Sugars is a contemporary source who put together this representative example of a century-old joke.


Often is, but the “how” varies.
“Counter-podcast podcast” is a hell of a mood