I have personally visited bars at McMurdo Station and Scott Base, both on Ross Island, which is considerably further south than Galindez Island.

Don't Put It In Your Mouth song by Uncle Bonsai.

In Kind Hearts and Coronets, isn't that also Guinness playing the non-speaking role of the 7th duke in the scene where Louis's father is singing at the castle? And isn't that Dennis Price, who
plays Louis, playing Louis's father?

This video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddx_nsYos1A) from the Royal Society quotes a letter from the 1780's which seems to use 'is a thing' in the modern sense. The reference starts at 04:00.

Also, the site you link to above is at the University of Pennsylvania, not Penn State.

Milster is giving a tour of the engines for the Obscura Society on 30 May: http://www.atlasobscura.com/events/obscura-day-2015-the-steam-engines-of-pratt-university

'After all the radiation has, er, radiated', the glass will no longer contain any uranium - it will have decayed into lighter elements. The glass might possibly still glow under UV for other reasons, but not because it contains uranium. Of course, it would take an insanely long time for all the radiation to die down. Natural uranium is mostly 238, which has a half-life of 4.5 billion years, and its decay products (and their decay products, etc.) are also radioactive and would take additional time to decay.

Dinsdale!

Don't think so:
http://www.amnh.org/exhibitions/pearls/marine/fossil.html

Breckinridge is the great-grandfather of John "Bunny" Breckinridge, who was a member of Ed Wood's posse and appeared in Plan 9.

Two words: Pig Newtons.

Did they have the same problem when they had to divert police to protect the Republican conventioneers a few years ago?

Not theologically sound either. And what about Limbo? Won't someone think of the (unbaptized) children?

Even better would be one that shows different animals at different milk levels.

It's a triceraspot!

I didn't get where I am today without knowing a Reggie Perrin ripoff when I see one.