Trillian is also named after a lead Hitchhiker's character. The massive online game RuneScape has a small area named "Mos Le'Harmless" (which sounds like Mostly Harmless). Mostly Harmless was the body of the initially published, severely edited version of Ford's expanded entry for Earth (also used as the title of the fifth book). Internet search engines Google and MSN offer "42" as the answer to the search criteria "What is the answer to life the universe and everything?" In the Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends episode "Bus the Two of Us", Bloo picks up a hitchhiker holding a sign reading "Magrathea". In Adventure Quest, there is a door that says 42 on it. If clicked on it will say "This room contains the answers to the universe. It is locked, bolted, and duct taped shut", or "A tiny sign on the door reads 'Beware of LepardZard. In the comic strip Get Fuzzy, Rob frequently wears a 6 times 9 = 42 shirt, and a strip paid tribute to Douglas Adams soon after his passing. Coldplay named a song "Don't Panic": "the opening track to Parachutes and is a guitar-based song. It was originally called 'Panic' and was one of six songs played at Coldplay's first concert in 1998. Eventually, the title became 'Don't Panic', taken from Douglas Adams's The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." Also on their album Viva La Vida there is a song called "42". The video game Fallout, the pre-rendered scenery in one location features a dead whale and a broken flowerpot, parodying a scene from the first book. In the video game Spore, at the centre of the universe the player may receive a Genesis Device known as the "Staff of Life". The device has 42 charges as well as an icon which reads "42". The rock band Perpetual Groove has an album entitled All This Everything in which many of the tracks are related to The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. The first track is entitled "Life", the eighth "The Universe", and the last "And Everything". Other Hitchhiker's-related titles include "53 More Things to Do in Zero Gravity" and "Andromeda". Other Hitchhiker's-related books and stories Related stories A short story by Adams, "Young Zaphod Plays It Safe", first appeared in 1986, in The Utterly Utterly Merry Comic Relief Christmas Book, a special large-print compilation of different stories and pictures that raised money for the then-new