Lord Balderdash was born in London in 1829. He has been alive for almost 200 years and in that time has founded several newspapers, won a bronze medal in the first Olympiad, and has written five novels. His first big break as journalist was his vivid coverage of the Crimean War 1853-1856. An advisor to governments, royalty, and publishers, Lord Balderdash today spends his time working as an artist and on occasion he might be seen at the races or reading one of his many newspapers in tea shops.

Of Columbian and Lebanese lineage, Mr. Mondragon is the Mr. Rick of Bogota. A nice casino, intrigue, and a winning smile… What do you think?

He looks like he might be a math teacher, one who can recipe some pretty difficult calculus problems in seconds or he might be a retired professional athlete. What do you think?

A conductor who is more at home in an outdoor concert playing “The Start Spangled Banner” than in an orchestra hall playing Mozart. What do you think?

Music teacher…musicologist, band leader, he is deranged in his obsession with perfect tunes and at times happily deranged…

Dr. Mo loves everyone and his patients, but in this particular pic—we see the face that he does not show to the world. That of a man who feels he’s always on the losing side and that every setback of his patient is a mortal wound to his soul.

We think he might be a diplomat on some far-flung part of Earth participating in some very demoralizing peace talks. What do you think?

He can tell you how much albumin there is in 100ccs of blood, he can recite the adverse effects of all sorts of medications and is a human textbook of medicine. Should we be so lucky to have him as our doc? What do you think?

A smooth name and a nicely trimmed goatee, but that is not the whole story. We think that if crossed Mr. Armand will be more than a formidable foe. What do you think?

A talented man who dedicates his life to his students in a college, he is strict and at times can be seen smiling while informing a student that they need to retake European History. What do you think?

You go to Mr. Whale when you want to have someone add your bills and let you know that unlike a whale your bank account must be oh so much like a goldfish… What do you think?

It seems that he is looking above a precipice and is suffering from a fear of heights. What do you think?

He looks a little distressed or perhaps he is a poet who just learned he won the Nobel Prize.  What do you think?

Barney is your good-natured insurance guy, never pushy and never one to see a pound of fat on a client and then find a way to charge a higher premium. What do you think?