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It's been decades but, if I remember correctly, in the books he was the son of an Indian prince and both designed and financed The Nautilus himself, by having a multitude of manufacturers, around the world, separately manufacture the necessary parts.

Disney will sometimes drop a "skip credits" into it, so you can jump right to the stinger.

You are correct.

Only the second time ever, in Canada.

Making him appear East Indian is a plus, in my books. Having him steal The Nautilus, instead of being the genius who designed it, is a negative.

Yeah, that's always a danger. It's how my group keeps ending up with jobs being dumped on us, by other groups. Three of us have been around for more than 25 years and have picked up a lot, along the way. We've never been officially trained and yet we're expected to do jobs above our pay grade...

Do not deliver early or management will just figure they can double production, by splitting tasks between you and coworker. Then coworker would fail spectacularly, but you would still be expected to do the job of two.

He already delivered the Throne Speech, in Canadian Parliament, so I'm done with him for this year ;)

Now I know what I'll be watching this weekend.

Think Jello and Miracle Whip, in infinite combinations. Even the Vulcans have to stop IDIC somewhere.

Two words: Savory Jello.

That guy needs an OrangeStorm Giga.

That looks like it was straight out of the Campbell's Cookbook, circa 1972. It's nowhere near the worst thing that was in it.

No, but if I need to fill a nail hole in a dorm room wall and don't have any toothpaste handy it'll do.

So five days to figure out how best to throw your coworker under the bus.

If I'm going to totally screw up my blood sugar, then I'm waiting for chocolate covered bacon.

This would also work for many musicians. Started solo. Joined a band. Joined a bigger band. Joined a more popular band. Went solo. Failed. Band members replaced them and kept being popular. I laugh, but I legitimately have friends all over the world. Most of them I have met at one time, or...

I'll certainly agree with those usages, as I've heard them all before. "Arrived to" just doesn't work in my head.