h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Like that the Pentagon looks like an anus?

Wuzzle?

There's no castle on the cover ov the Little Mermaid
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/images/B00004SCAC/ref=dp_image_text_0/202-2639929-2080663?ie=UTF8
or the special edition
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/images/B000G5R9U8/ref=dp_image_text_0/202-2639929-2080663?ie=UTF8

I know I seen it on the cover. It could just not be on the cover of the European version.

where is there a tower?


No, it's more like twi kinds of skyscrapers. One looking like a penis the other have an oval hole in the middle. Unfortunately I can't remember who made them (only models I think) else I could send you a link

It still is quite desturbing. Also I heard that the dude who marries the mermaid and the guy gets a bone during the cerimony.

So Cosmicdudeman, you're saying phalic imagery is only suitable for kiddies DVDs in the US? Despite the quite blatant fact that the vast majority of pornography is european? Specificly continental europe/scandinavia

It's not porn. It's just semi-adult material in childrens movies. Let's not forget about Alice in Wonderland.

Actually the minister boner is a misconception. If you look at a picture its quite clear that he has his foot elevated on a block or something so that his knee is bent thusly looking like a boner.

That still doesn't explain Alice in Wonderland. The only thing that does is drugs.

Alice in wonderland was writen by an English clergyman (episcopalian priest) who liked to take young girls out for walks in the countryside and rides in his boat where other people couldn't see what was going on, I hardly think it compares

Lewis Carol was on drugs. LSD I think.

Exactly!

He took lots of photos of nude and semi-nude girls, young girls, like 10 year olds and younger. He also did lots of sketches of said young girls

oh and just to clarify LSD was invented in 1938 Dodgson died in 1898

Shrooms.

nope, there is no evidence to indicate that Dodgson used any drug other than Laudnum, which was the equivalent to asprin/paracetamol at the time

Evidence be damned.

that's a very republican atitude, have you ever thought of applying for the role of Atourney General?

I'm still in high school. Also, I'm ultra-liberal.