Okay. The gent in the foreground is Neil Gaiman, and honestly, that's all you need to know right there.
The man in the background is actor Terence Stamp, in the role of General Zod from Superman II.
And "on" is not quite the preposition you're looking for.
I think we can credit rewil's getting it instantly on her preternatural talent and her eagerness for the cheap pun. And for not immediately assuming I'd be above such a thing.
I think it helps that there is *one* line that General Zod says that just...stays with ya. It took rewil's hint for me to get it, but I had a good snicker.
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I'm-a giggling madly over here.
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And I haven't been awake long enough for important more than/less than distinctions to sink in me brain apparently, but NO MATTER, such is my delight.
(Also, yay for feeling better!)
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I don't get it.
*is sleepy*
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Hint: first name, spatial location relative to background character.
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I have the "on" part figured out. I think.
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I had to have him explain it to me, too.
:-)
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The man in the background is actor Terence Stamp, in the role of General Zod from Superman II.
And "on" is not quite the preposition you're looking for.
I think we can credit
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AHHHHHHHHH.
Gotcha.
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