10th Doctor, David Tennant, 41 (If you're curious).antipunt said:Whoa whoa..
that is a really good looking guy
...
*not gay*
Dream big tell them you are the original guitar repair man.Tartarga said:Next on the list, Psychic Paper please. I want to go around telling people i'm an official air guitar repairman or something.
Science fact: if you can look at David Tennant and not want to vote him sexiest man alive you are deemed "not human" by British law.antipunt said:Whoa whoa..
that is a really good looking guy
...
*not gay*
But... it's designed to turn things and that's basically all there is to a screw!CardinalPiggles said:Awesome, but can it be used a regular screwdriver? I didn't think so.
You lose again science.
One can not be "gay" for David.antipunt said:Whoa whoa..
that is a really good looking guy
...
*not gay*
Quaxar said:But... it's designed to turn things and that's basically all there is to a screw!CardinalPiggles said:Awesome, but can it be used a regular screwdriver? I didn't think so.
You lose again science.
I didn't realise screws were made of rubber, shaped like discs, and floated in water...Lift and rotate a rubber disc floating in water.
Oh, now you're just nitpicking!CardinalPiggles said:Quaxar said:But... it's designed to turn things and that's basically all there is to a screw!CardinalPiggles said:Awesome, but can it be used a regular screwdriver? I didn't think so.
You lose again science.I didn't realise screws were made of rubber, shaped like discs, and floated in water...Lift and rotate a rubber disc floating in water.
In time, yes, it will be able to rotate a screw, but for now, I don't think so.
We have regular screwdrivers for that.CardinalPiggles said:Awesome, but can it be used a regular screwdriver? I didn't think so.
You lose again science.
Got any episodes in particular you would recommend? I've seen Genesis of the Daleks, Eathshock and the 7th Doctor's thing with the Daleks (their last appearance in the original series) and I'm looking for more. I've been meaning to see Future War, but that is long and I have limited free time. And if it matters, of 4th, 5th and 7th I probably liked 7th the best of what I saw, but I haven't hated a Doctor yet.octafish said:Nonsense, it has been heavily used throughout the Neu-Who as a deus ex machina. Of course Moffat is a bit of a ham-fisted hack and relies on it even more than Davies did so it shows. See the Third Doctor, the "good episodes" of the Fourth Doctor, and the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Doctors for how it should be used, sparingly if at all. Wait, you can skip the Sixth, Baker the Lesser isn't so bad, but has most annoying companions ever, baring Adric.
All of the Louise Jameson/Leela serials starting with The Face of Evil, best companion the Doctor has ever had. Stand outs include The Robots of Death, The Horror of Fang Rock and if you are feeling forgiving towards the creature department The Talons of Weng- Chiang.j0frenzy said:Got any episodes in particular you would recommend? I've seen Genesis of the Daleks, Eathshock and the 7th Doctor's thing with the Daleks (their last appearance in the original series) and I'm looking for more. I've been meaning to see Future War, but that is long and I have limited free time. And if it matters, of 4th, 5th and 7th I probably liked 7th the best of what I saw, but I haven't hated a Doctor yet.octafish said:Nonsense, it has been heavily used throughout the Neu-Who as a deus ex machina. Of course Moffat is a bit of a ham-fisted hack and relies on it even more than Davies did so it shows. See the Third Doctor, the "good episodes" of the Fourth Doctor, and the Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Doctors for how it should be used, sparingly if at all. Wait, you can skip the Sixth, Baker the Lesser isn't so bad, but has most annoying companions ever, baring Adric.