Now, if your recollection is correct, in all probability, you most certainly have seen "Rivals In Cannibalism"! If you ever want to see it again, you'll have to get a hold of the Black DVD, with Hannah the Human in it. If you were all the way up in the Blue Mountains, you might have seen the surprising debut, which shared the bill with the glamorous Lytex, Milly and Minnie as Mela Dolce at Tris Elies in Katoomba on the 21st of June, 2008. Hannah was the very first Mermaid to sway the Sea. Perhaps you actually saw it as part of the Under the Blue Moon Cabaret at the Vanguard in Newtown on the 2nd of October, 2008. You would have seen The Skellingtons empty buckets of feathers over a very slimy Monsters A Go Go before wrapping her up with Vesper White in a black tarpaulin. That doesn't sound familiar? Maybe you were in Glebe for Roz' Shambolic Cabaret at the Roxbury Hotel on the 27th of February, 2009. Do you remember seeing The Skellingtons watching the rest of the show from the audience? If you didn't see it there, you might have had the pleasure while you were hanging out, being seen amongst the colour and flamboyancy of the very exotic Carnival of Electric Illusions at the Abercrombie Hotel in Chippendale on the 11th of July, 2009. There is also the chance that you were lounging around in front of the Surgical Sideshow stage, being amazed by three whole episodes, including this one, with a dash or two of the charming Lanie Lane and the death-defying Dangerboy in a very tasty corner of the Peats Ridge Festival on the 29th and the 30th December, 2009. There, you would have seen the very adaptable Sha from the Bohemian Love Theatre, take up the role of the Mermaid in her own, inimitable fashion. You've had quite a few rather large opportunities to see this one. You aren't likely to confuse something as distinctive as a boat, are you? Still, the Human Mind is a complicated organ.