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I get that - but what else does it mean? For instance, does it mean that the Thunderbolts* credits scene is not a teaser for the Fantastic Four coming to the main MCU? Or does it just mean that when they do, it'll be in a different ship to the one that they're using in the upcoming movie? That's...

Ah OK. So what does that mean?

OK so @trappedslider is crying because the ship is named for Stan Lee’s catchphrase? Why are they saying it might not be the same ship? Are they implying that the FF ship in the Thunderbolts* credit scene isn’t going to have the same FF from the upcoming FF movie?

I don't understand why that would make you cry. (Not a comics reader.) What's significant about them not being the same ship?

That was near the start of the second half of Foundation and Empire. I have the trilogy collected in a single volume. I’m now at the start of Second Foundation. As an aside, I do not recommend the prequels / sequels that Asimov wrote much later. They are rubbish and only serve to tie...

I’m halfway through my latest re-read of Foundation. Toran and Bayta are just about to leave Kalgan with Magnifico. It’s quirky and dated but I still love it!

Another example I saw was "Can you swim in Bournemouth Beach?" but yes, I think it's non-native English speakers perhaps mistranslating their question into English. I thought maybe it was a regional thing, like using "sat" instead of "sitting" (that one's a real pet peeve of mine - "I was sat...

I don't know where this phrasing is coming from. I guess it's not specific to the UK. I'm guessing it's an ESOL thing.

LOL. Fair enough! I guess it's either just google being weird, or it's gotten the phrasing from somewhere else - like people for whom English is a second language?

I'm confused by your response. Are you saying you've heard people in other countries asking if they can swim in a beach?

Here’s a question for the English in the thread: My wife wanted to know if England had any sandy beaches, so I googled it. Yes, you do. However, in the process of looking at the search results, I came across a number of them using a strange (to me) phrasing – namely, “can I swim in x beach?” As...

Great to see Kiwi cartoonist, Ché Crawford, getting some attention here on EN World!

As I mentioned upthread, I'm finding that including Iron Man references in the prompt produces some fantastic results for warforged faces. A big part of that is the shape of Iron Man's helmet "mouth" and the fact his helmet also has a bit of a heavy brow above the eyes. Both of those are...