Oh, so like in the late 19th Century when ballet was something you threw on between the acts of your opera so the men in the audience could see some bare legs?

"Half An Orange" has a jaunty melody that is backed by a stretched-out version of itself and is increasingly attacked by and substituted with noise. It ends up being blown away by the wind.

"The Quilt Queen's Journey" Scroll, bow, knife, hourglass, kite, dragonfly, and basket.

Is that just for the Vatican Roulette method (the purely calendar-based method), or other forms of natural family planning such as examining mucus or keeping track of body temperature? The latter are much closer to the 8% figure, but still not effective enough for preventing pregnancy.

You were told not to cite it because it's an encyclopedia, not because it's user-edited. Encyclopedias summarize sources, they're not a primary source themselves for academic purposes.

They haven't been making the kind of movie that uses this particular trope for a while.

It's OK, I still think of you.

I love it when I feel that way, too.