A dragon is a creature of fancy.

A function is attributed to fiction.

That mythical family again.

You might enjoy the awkwardly tight, cut off pajama bottoms with balloons.

Imaginary Princess.

The dragon is an imaginary creature.

All the characters in this drama are fictitious.

Just a lot of pieces of a face that never existed.

Well, we're never going to do it on split weeks and one nighters.

Sold stock in nonexistent oil wells. Cincinnati, Ohio.

The way I had it figured, Turok is the baddest cat in the sky.

Real or fictitious, doesn't matter.

(The puppeteer breathes as the puppet moves) (Character speaks in invented language)

In the glass panels all along is sort of the history of imagination.

Let me explain it.

As early as 1967, he proposed that this must be related to physical properties of the physical vacuum. Now in

I thought they were fairy tales

So, to recap

Well, sort of. Lot of fairy tales mixed in.

The email. Uh, still working on it. It's definitely a free account opened under a fictitious name.

But I guess it's a good way to draw snuggled up 'slug cats' which are a species you've invented just to keep this kind of spiral from feeling useless.

Free physical memory

Free Physical Memory

Simply documenting these soon to be demolished structures wasn't enough for me.

It's to be reminded that we are creatures that inhabit this ocean of air.

All the events described in this story are imaginary.

Sal Junior? And that little monkey, Jill?

I don't think there's anything written down in your fake calendar.

This is an online game in which you try to survive an oil shortage.

Yeah, but he had all expensive shit that doesn't exist.

Without air, nothing could live.

But for air, nothing could live.

No living thing could live without air.

So I'd like you to compute the clustering coefficient for a node in this graph.

Animals cannot exist without air and water.

Living, shall forfeit fair renown

But I guess that would have been OK if bad guys were make believe too.

It cannot be blind luck or some imaginary relative who saves us.

Were it not for air, no creatures could live.

Were it not for air, no creatures could live.

But for air, all living things would die.

The creature...

What I call the human portion humans and their livestock and pets versus the natural portion all the other wild animals and just these are vertebrates and all the birds, etc., in the land and air, not in the water.

I'm under the river with those fish.

But they found more than they bargain for.