"Oh yeah," he replies, with a mock world-weary laugh, "in a fairly lavender sort of way.
Nerea Palacios, a Spanish fashion designer who hopes to one day work for Nike, took her love for the game and her obsession with "Game of Thrones" to a new level by creating these mock World Cup jerseys inspired by the Seven Kingdoms.
They needed their nappies changing, as one advertisement explained, and came with documentation like birth certificates and adoption papers which positioned them within a mock bureaucratic world of parenting.
The original Battlezone, developed and manufactured by Atari, used vector graphics to present a mock three-dimensional wireframe world full of enemies to blast into pieces, and the player would lean into a special periscope, mounted on the front of the cab, atop the screen, to view the game.
He has filled it with vintage sheet music, movie posters, books and other artifacts from the 30's, including the Crosley Grandfather Clock Radio on which his father listened to Mr. Welles perform his radio play "War of the Worlds," a mock newscast of an invasion from Mars, in 1938.
A few months ago, WikiLeaks' publication of confidential cables from American embassies around the world inspired a mock news item headlined "Sarkozy Admits French Language a Hoax".
Mr. Met's Internet archive includes a video of him at Punit and Pooja's 2007 wedding; a mock movie trailer ("In a world where sports rule/One mascot defied the ballparks/And dared to entertain"); and a minicartoon in which he lays waste to Citi Field.
While in London in 1978, Divine attended as the guest of honour at the seventh annual Alternative Miss World pageant, a mock event founded by Logan in 1972 in which drag queens – including men, women and children – competed for the prize.
The party-loving Prince had just beaten Bolt, the fastest sprinter in history, in a mock race (admittedly, the 100m world-record holder did not appear to be at full stretch).
The centre proposes to have a mock-up of a World War One trench system, with Allied and Axis sides and a No Man's Land, along with tunnels, a railway, training camp and replica tanks and vehicles.
His A History of New York... by Diedrich Knickerbocker (1809) was a comic history of the Dutch regime in New York, prefaced by a mock-pedantic account of the world from creation onward.
