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31 October 2018 at 04:10 #65273
Well, you all know my opinion of a female Doctor – it’s all wrong, for me at least.
My feelings, my opinion, I don’t say it to be bloody minded – as some might think.
As I haven’t watched any episode, I can’t comment, but I wouldn’t be insulting either.
However that doesn’t make me a false fan of the programme, I’m still a Whovian, but not of this series.
Missy
31 October 2018 at 04:01 #6527230 October 2018 at 04:32 #65176Here’s a story for you.
It seems that most of the green plastic baskets at our Woolworth’s super market, have been nicked!My OH couldn’t fine one yesterday until he found a supervisor.
Handing one over she explained that some people refuse to bring proper bags for their shopping, so load it all into basket, and place it in a trolley. After their shopping has been checked out, they put all of it back in the basket, into the trolley and wheel it out to their cars. The baskets are never seen again!
What a bunch of thieving morons!
Rather than pay 15 cents or a couple of dollars for the latest bags, they would rather steal from the store.
The super market has lost dozens recently.
Missy
30 October 2018 at 02:40 #65168<div class=”bbp-reply-author”><span class=”useratname”>@toinfinityandbepond</span></div>
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<div>Very clever.</div>
<div>Missy</div>
<div class=”bbp-reply-content”></div>30 October 2018 at 02:33 #65167Have only just seen the videos, thank you so much!
As do I. For me he was the best Doctor. Thanks for the photos.
Missy
28 October 2018 at 01:55 #65046Hello there and welcome.
I don’t think that Clara realised the Doctor meant ‘Madam Me’, she may have taken him literally. She was going through a difficult moment, with no pulse.
Well that’s what I think, but it doesn’t mean I am right. *winks*
Missy
25 October 2018 at 03:25 #64930True, but not recently!
All through Matt smith and Pete Capaldi. They have their female, leave the Tardis alone.
Well, that’s how I feel anyway.
Missy
25 October 2018 at 03:15 #6492925 October 2018 at 03:11 #64928Sounds as if you had a lovely day.
Trust me, being 79 isn’t half as weird as being 80. *winks*
Missy
25 October 2018 at 03:07 #64927I see the old Pub is closed and I wanted to answer you post. Sooner would have been better, but life has been busy.
You are correct about the NI stamp. I asked my cousin yesterday and he verified your comment.
To be fair, I’m talking about over 60 years ago, so my memory could be at fault,but i could have sworn it took in the NHS and OAP and Tax was extra. I stand corrected.
However, not everyone would know that you didn’t have to pay for the Doctor or Hospital, because many of them do.
I remember that you only had to pay one pound for Dental treatment, unless you needed dentures, then it was five pounds for a full upper and lower. I know because I was a Dental Nurse/Receptionist for 13 years.
Missy
25 October 2018 at 02:55 #64924I inadvertently saw a picture of the Tardis – I didn’t go looking for it – and I see the St. John’s Ambulance badge has been removed?
The Tardis, like an ambulance, brings help and a safe haven for everyone, so why?
Also, the Pull of Open has been painted black? What for?
Will they paint the outside pale blue or pink next? Or will they fix chameleon circuit and change the shape?
Missy
13 October 2018 at 10:55 #64427@tempusfugit
I won’t have to get used to her, cos I ain’t wachin – innit!
Well done you though, I wish could accept it. The Doctor should……….you know how I feel. *winks*
Missy
13 October 2018 at 10:50 #64426I must be the oldest here.
My first memory of Doctor Who, is the night it went to air in 1963 – just before or after, the news came in abut JHFK’s assassination.
I loved it from the first. I even watched the repeat on the Saturday.
Missy
13 October 2018 at 10:46 #64425Nope, never heard of this. What exactly does it involve – or should I say they involve?
Missy
13 October 2018 at 10:43 #64424You do pay for health care via the NHS, in your national Insurance Stamp.
There are always salads, not hot to prepare.
So, you are Type two, that’s great news, no injections.
You sound as if you are you up for the challenge.
Good luck
Missy
13 October 2018 at 10:24 #64423You might well be right, although out of 7 episodes that Chibnall wrote, I only ‘quite liked’ one because it was daft but funny. Dinosaurs on a Spaceship. I much preferred RTD, even though he did father hog it.
Still, I shall never accept a female Doctor, and more people feel the same than you’d think. (shocking grammar – sorry)
But as I laughingly told friends, it will save me a lot of money not having to buy the series.
There will never be anyone like Steven Moffat for me, but it’s surprising how many people couldn’t get to grips with his stories. I found them relatively easy to understand when I thought about them. You had to be on his wavelength.
My OH wasn’t keen on him, said he didn’t want to have to think about it! *big grin*
Keep enjoying,
Missy
13 October 2018 at 10:11 #64422I don’t know what TGTFTE is? Sorry, never very good at just initials.
Rose is my favourite companion, followed closely by Bill and Donna. I do agree about Mickey though, but he wasn’t that bad. Strangely, he did have a plastic look about him. *grins*
Missy
13 October 2018 at 10:06 #64420@tempusfugit
Lots of people enjoyed the new series – but some didn’t. It’s all a question of choice and political correctness.
I’ve seen JW in a few things, but not the last two you mentioned. She reminded me of Joanne Froggatt of Robin Hood and Downton Abbey, she always played herself.
But, that’s my opinion. *grins*
Missy
13 October 2018 at 09:49 #64419Thank you for video. I’ve watched the first one, and cannot believe how much I loved them all – except the film.
Shockers some of them, but they did the best they could at the time with Special effects.
I shall view the other later.
Missy
13 October 2018 at 09:39 #64418Blimey, I sent this once but got kicked off! Welcome. Love the name.
Good for you. Unfortunately I haven’t got a pic of the Tardis, and couldn’t upload if I had. Really dense when it comes to technology. Love coffee, but tea is my drink. Enjoy your stay here.
Missy
9 October 2018 at 09:27 #64323>@tempusfugit
Oh well, we know his worth. Don’t let idiots get you down. Not everyone can like the same actor – I cannot abide Jodie Whitaker since the moment I saw her in Tess of the D’Urbervilles, which is not her fault, and I won’t rubbish her. It just makes the new series even harder to bear.
Chin up. Mr. C is in David Copperfield, something to look forward to.Missy
9 October 2018 at 09:21 #64322What a generous thing to say.
Not very true of me, although I do say what I think – regardless. However, this doesn’t mean that I am always right.
Missy
9 October 2018 at 09:17 #64319Anyone been watching Line of Duty?
Missy
9 October 2018 at 09:09 #643169 October 2018 at 09:05 #64315@bambi70006
Hello there and welcome.
Missy
9 October 2018 at 09:04 #643149 October 2018 at 09:01 #643139 October 2018 at 08:59 #64312Oh good grief! I knew that aspirin can be dangerous, but not the extent. fortunately, I can take almost anything, except Panadol – the Australian Drug, as I laughingly call it. They don’t seem to take anything else? It makes me feel very sick – gawd knows why.
Missy
9 October 2018 at 08:53 #64311Hello there, good to hear from you again. I’m not on here nearly often enough because of real life URGH!
Yes, Steven Moffat was hard to follow for some, my husband was one of them. All he wanted to do was sit, watch and enjoy, without having to think too deeply! *grins*
There is nothing wrong with that, so do I a lot of the time, but it was delightful to have a writer who made you think, apart from writing some of the most entertaining episodes I have ever seen.
After watching the episode with JD he told me that he’s rather watch a SM than'”this Chibnall bloke.” His words, I haven’t seen and won’t be seeing the series.
Missy
9 October 2018 at 08:44 #64310I’ve covered most of this, so I won’t labour the point. However I do contest the experts, who state that smoking causes lung cancer. An old friend who died at age 96, smoked all her life and died naturally in her sleep – not of cancer! Where you get one who isn’t affected, there are more. The word I object to is causes or cause.
Emphysema and hear disease I will accepts, because it makes sense.
Missy
9 October 2018 at 08:38 #64309So, I am fatuous and stupid. Well, perhaps I am – that’s you opinion, and I have mine.
However, at least, to my knowledge, I’m not insulting, which says more about you than me I think.
As for you diabetes, what a bummer! I’m not sure whether you mention what type you are, too far back (real life has been rugged lately.)
Our daughter was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes a few years ago. After tablets, a better diet and more exercise, she is now clear of the wretched disease. I sincerely hope it will be the same for you.
Missy
9 October 2018 at 08:31 #643089 October 2018 at 08:29 #64307Perfectly sound argument. Most of my information has been from National Geographic programmes and others on climate change. I find it difficult to believe how we can make a difference to something which has been going on for millions of years, so I question it. Although they are in the minority, there are some scientific experts who do not agree that we are to blame – so what to think?
However, the drive to lower or get rid of pollution is paramount, it isn’t healthy to breathe in all those dreadful fumes. The sooner the better.
As for the rest, everything in moderation and the use of common sense.
Missy
Missy
8 October 2018 at 06:13 #64254My OH is going to watch it out of curiosity. I shan’t. Everyone knows my opinion – The Doctor should be a male.
No more to say.
Missy
25 September 2018 at 02:51 #64126I knew there was something I meant to ask. Have any of our members noticed the various facial expressions Peter Capaldi was capable of? They were very expressive, especially in Thin Ice. I didn’t notice this in the other three Doctors.
Missy
25 September 2018 at 02:45 #64125I have to smile and roll my eyes at the latest.
Eating dairy food, especially butter, cheese and full cream milk is very bad for the heart – said the “experts!”
Now, one should eat butter and cheese and drink full cream milk – it’s GOOD for the heart – say the “experts!
Half or on Aspirin a day, can keep your blood thinner and prevent blood clots – according to the ‘experts.’
Now, one shouldn’t do this as it can cause internal bleeding – say the ‘experts.’
Is it any wonder that I take no notice of any so called ‘experts?’
Missy
25 September 2018 at 02:37 #64124If you are talking Astrology we Leo’s are by far the best! Followed by Aries and Sagittarius. *winks*
Missy
25 September 2018 at 02:24 #6412325 September 2018 at 02:19 #64122I have an aversion to referring to anyone as as ‘coloured or nigger.’ I remember an English actor getting into trouble for saying ‘coloured’ not long ago. The person in question preferred to be referred to as ‘black.’
I also become angry when people say, ‘Frogs, Ities, Yanks, Wops, Chinks,’ etcetera. Are they too lazy to say the correct word, or simply stupid?
Not a wine drinker I’m afraid, it tastes awful in my opinion *grins*
What I’ll need is a great deal of will power – and maybe a bucket!
Missy
25 September 2018 at 02:06 #64121There is nothing like being late to a story!
I can well imagine how you must have felt, that awful sinking feeling. Thank goodness it happened before plastic.
My outcome to something similar happened when we went back to England for a visit. We’d set it up so that money could be drawn from an ATM over there. We were visiting my cousin in Nottingham but were unsure how to get there from the motorway. I rang him from one of those shopping centres which are dotted all along the motorways in Britain. Receiving instructions we went on our way. Deciding to stop for lunch first, I discovered that my purse was missing!!! I’d left it in the telephone box – with my visa card inside! We headed for Lloyd’s Bank, told them the problem and gave as much information as we could. All the turn offs have a number and fortunately I remembered which number led to the Centre. The young woman at Lloyd’s rang the centre, described my purse and what was in it, including a card with My bosses address and number (he was a Vet.) Happy day, a woman had handed it in, Visa in tact. What were the odds of that happening? We couldn’t contact the woman to thank her as she didn’t leave a name.
However, we were able to return the courtesy later at Liverpool Street station. Heading for a platform to catch a train, a man ran past us to catch his, which was about to leave. As he ran, he dropped his wallet without realising it. My OH yelled “OI” the chap turned round and my OH threw it to him. Favour returned in spades.
Missy
20 September 2018 at 02:31 #64100What is there to understand about small-minded racism?
This seemed the more appropriate place to bore the pants off members who knew what I was getting at. It seems I must make myself even clearer for some.
If an English born Indian actor is cast in the title role of David Copperfield, surely one of his parents must also be Indian? It’s one thing to tweak away at a classic novel, but surely it must make sense?
One supposes that it’s David’s father, as he is dead when the story opens.
Does this make me a ‘small minded racist?’ If so, my understanding of ‘racism’ is badly at fault.
Missy
8 September 2018 at 09:41 #640628 September 2018 at 09:11 #64060I understand your feelings. I too feel irked when people, deliberately or not, misunderstand what I mean.
Dev IS a very talented young actor, I have seen most of his work and was not criticising him.
I sat here for minutes attempting to come up with something which wouldn’t get the PC Brigade’s knickers in a twist to the extent that I’d be considered a racist. Anglo Indian was out because both his parents are Gujarati Indian Hindus, so, I won’t write a list, I felt that ‘brown’ was the softer option whilst trying to get my valid point over.
One assumes that one of his parents will be Indian otherwise it won’t make sense! White mother and father? Was he adopted then? Is that clearer?
Good post, completely devoid of sarcasm – thank you. It would be interesting to have an all Indian, Negro or European cast, as long as all of them were. I didn’t know that Othello had been played by a white actor (why do people never get irate when they are called white?) Damned good idea. I did, however, know that Richard 111, has had an all Japanese cast.
Finally, I prefer the original reasons for Murdstone disliking David, and Betsy Trotwood, but that’s a personal preference.
Missy
8 September 2018 at 08:46 #64059@tempusfugit
No you aren’t naive, I wish I were more like you.
Now that’s what I call real attachment to the programme. *Grins*
Missy
6 September 2018 at 04:46 #640436 September 2018 at 04:38 #64041Yep, I got them too. Do they think we are stupid?
Thank you Craig, you do your best and none can do more.
We simply ignore them.
Missy
6 September 2018 at 04:35 #640406 September 2018 at 04:32 #64039@tempusfugit
Everyone knows my views of a female doctor, so I shan’t chunter on. As for loving the series anyway, I have my doubts.
A female doctor, no Steven Moffat, no Murray Gold, no Missy, Michael Pickwoed and Chris Chibnall as head writer?
This doesn’t bode well for my attachment to the programme.
Missy
6 September 2018 at 04:06 #64037@janetteb I also loved his lack of social niceties. He is honest and naive. He was the most alien of all the new Doctors but the most “humanist”.
That’s what I meant janette, you simply put it much better. I remember Nadole saying to Bill:
“He never sees the tears.”
Yes he did, but kept it to himself.
Missy
6 September 2018 at 04:01 #64036@tempusfugit I only have seen The thick of it and In the loop from Ianucci, which I found hilarious. I’m looking forward to the David Copperfield one
I have both the above and I agree, very, very funny.
There is one thing which bothers me about David Copperfield, why Dev Patel? What an odd thing to do.
I have seen a lot of Dev Patel’s work and admire him, but I don’t think Dickens had a brown skinned David in mind.
Will we have a Caucasian Othello next?
Missy
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