Batman & The Doctor (if he counts). I've never been much of a comic reader, but from what I've seen, and from the numerous adaptations of him, Batman comes out on top in the genre of US superheroes.

Seeing this thread reminded me of this quite awesome picture I came across recently, a child being kept safe by pretty much every hero going: dryponder.deviantart.com/art/You-ll-Be-Safe-Here-368578482

For use in building materials that desert sand can't be used for (like cement).

What was Steven Moffat's first televised Doctor Who script called, and why was it written? (Hint: It's not The Empty Child)

I think the argument is less 'ignore it and it will go away' and more 'ignore it and we can spend more time being happy rather than exasperated'. Activism and education are good things that can change minds, of course they are, but there are those who wont be taught and are not worth the hassle. Not that I'd prevent people from fighting the good fight, in case it sounds like I'm blanket condemning you and the OP...but I get where the others are coming from here.

Sad, annoying, hurtful but hardly surprising. The world is full of twats, the internet moreso.

Is a fan of Black Books. This is one of those signs that someone is worth knowing (along with Doctor Who fan-ness).
Signed: someone who looks increasingly like Manny and feels increasingly like Bernard.

Your jeans can be simultaneously too tight and too loose, depending on whether you put them over or under your belly.

The Man Machine - Kraftwerk

Probably to be followed by the Broadchurch soundtrack. I've become a near instant fan of Olufar Arnalds.

Who wouldn't want walking trees on their side (I assume you're talking about Ents)?

Spike Milligan or Peter Sellers? (apologies to Harry Secombe, but there's only room for two goons here)