The uk is proposing to have ID checks for all social media, I will absolutely avoiding uploading my id so if I disappear you know why

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It's like walking through a slightly dada or surreal artist impression of Soviet architecture.

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Staring back at me on pages 354/355 of Volume I of the Annotated Shakespeare was none other than...a young and bearded Sir Patrick Stewart, playing Touchstone in the 1968 Royal Shakespeare Company production of "As You Like It"! I was awed and knew that I had discovered something extraordinary! 6/10

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Nobody had realized this before at that point,only the Globe Illustrated Shakespeare was widely known. And again, using blurry DVD screenshots (this was years before the HD remastering of TNG), I tracked down almost every double page seen in the later episodes. And then came the surreal moment: 5/10

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But soon I realized that there were many pages seen in season 2-7 episodes that appeared nowhere in the Globe Illustrated. I realized another book must have been used in later seasons - and I managed to find it thanks to "Chain of Command I+II" - The Illustrated Shakespeare Volumes I-III 4/10

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