First off, I’d like to address the gender-added title, Ms. Humpty Dumpty. I went over the old nursery rhyme and discovered that Humpty had no gender, so “it” was asexual. Traditional references ...

Humpty Dumpty, an English nursery rhyme is one of the best known in the English-speaking world. The character of Humpty Dumpty was popularized in the United States in the early 1800s and the rhyme ...

It’s been awhile since news broke that Snakes on a Plane director David Ellis was planning a wild horror movie about an egg-shaped half-alien hunter of hillbillies. It now appears that instead of ...

“There are eight million stories in the forest. This is one of them,” announces bullfrog Binky, the plainclothes cop who investigates situations like Humpty Dumpty’s demise and a witch’s disappearance ...

"Uff uff me, or my hearts will break," cried daughter (D) when presented, at age 3, with her new baby brother (S). Already she was integrating nursery rhyme words with her own language. S used the ...

OK, this is not a Woodward-and-Bernstein-Watergate kind of discovery, but it is big to me. Humpty Dumpty is not an egg. He/she/it is a cannon, a big ol' cannon used in the English Civil War (1642-1649 ...