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Mudlark replied to the topic Arachnids In The UK
Definitely not one for arachnophobes, especially now that they can be made to appear so realistic. We’ve come a long way since Planet of the Spiders. Like @pedant, I was particularly glad to see how the plot took into account the physiology of spiders, and the fact that there is a limit to the size which the metabolism of an insect or arthropod…[Read more]
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Miapatrick replied to the topic Arachnids In The UK
@pedant loved the shadow puppets! Nicely done too, just there, in the background, easy to miss. Wish he’d done deformed rabbit, though, that’s my favourite.
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Bluesqueakpip replied to the topic Arachnids In The UK
Yes, after much angst she eventually ended up with the Doctor-Donna clone with the human lifespan.
But on the whole, I don’t think ‘You’ll end up trapped in an entirely different dimension’ counts as ‘being kept safe’, even if Rose did end up with a wealthy Dad, a boyfriend and possibly a TARDIS.
Yes, that’s how I felt about…[Read more]
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Bluesqueakpip replied to the topic Arachnids In The UK
But a sense of peril somewhat missing this week.
Comedy horror, I think. I was laughing my socks off, anyway – though that may be because ‘fear of spiders’ appears to be absent from the Bluesqueakpip genome. But there were definitely a few places where even I was going ‘Yikes, that’s a BIG spider’.
They were lovely spiders. Really good…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
“when you break an egg and scramble it you are doing cosmology.”
@juniperfish @pedant @anduril (Halloo! if you are a new member: welcome -yes, indeed it was around the red and blue tie/ balloon that I found this site with its super-clever bonkerising)
Red Shift: and the Doctor’s, “let’s get a shift on!”
Is it all related?
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8 years ago - View
I’ve just realised what my issue with the coda was.
Yes, it did have a flavour of ‘Now, children, sit up and pay attention’.
On first viewing I was inclined to excuse it on the grounds that you stated; that it was information necessary for most young viewers, and perhaps some older ones unaware of the historical details, and that it was j…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
Juniperfish replied to the topic Rosa
@Blenkinsopthebrave Sorry you are having to wait, friend, to watch along. I can recommend VPN . A reputable one is ExpressVPN but you do have to pay a monthly fee. You can cancel anytime though, so you could just have it for Doctor Who’s run.
I’ve had a look at the Doctor’s T-shirt and…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
blenkinsopthebrave replied to the topic Rosa
OK, I have resisted entering the fray up till now, as I am cruelly deprived of easy access to Who in the wilds of Canada. But as one who has no problem with spoilers, I have enjoyed the weekly discussions, and am looking forward to my inevitable (if seemingly distant) viewings.
But that is not what has warranted this post.
(1) For our…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
Juniperfish replied to the topic Rosa
@pedant and @anduril Have I been summoned by costume bonkerising!?
(@anduril – my icon is an old reference to the red/blue bow-ties of SmithDoc and the elaborate, some might say obsessive, theorising thereof, in our former home on Dan Martin’s recaps at The Guardian, before @Craig created the Better Place).
In face I’ve been chewing my tail…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
swordwhale replied to the topic The Woman Who Fell To Earth
Too adult? If Who isn’t giving 7-year-olds nightmares, it isn’t doing its job.
@pedant … bwaaaa haaaaaa haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!! >D
Perfectly describes that lovely balance of fascination and terror that makes the Whoniverse unique…
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8 years ago - View
swordwhale replied to the topic The Kebab & Calculator
I would so hang out with you guys, Amaretto or no… but preference to dark beer like muddy pond water teeming with life (see: Chespeake Bay area’s “Flying Dog Pearl Necklace” or “Sweet Baby Java”)…
sadly, it requires a very long sail…

(Viking ship Sae Hrafn, Oakley MD, me firing (camera) shots over the bow of my kayak…)
“Pearl…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
idiotsavon replied to the topic The Kebab & Calculator
@lisa @pedant @miapatrick and everyone else
I hope you don’t mind me chucking in my tuppence. I don’t pretend to be massively well-informed compared with others on this forum, and am happy to be schooled (preferably kindly.)
Regarding the question of the Commission vs Parliament and democratic accountability.
This article is from a few years…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
@pedant @kevinwho @lisa @missrori and @mudlark
Yes, I felt that as Krasko had admitted, with great amusement to killing 2000 people, and referred to African Americans as “mongrels,” I felt there was no real need to ‘explore’ this particular gentleman’s character further.
Within the dialogue we had all we needed. He lacked remorse; he wanted only…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
thane16 replied to the topic General Music thread 3
No I haven’t & I desperately want to. Right now, I can see a movie theatre across the way. It’s one huge thing with 13 cinemas and probably smells of popcorn but I would brave even that. Except it was released in May, I think.
Is it directed by Favreau of Marvel Inc? Because Alan Silvestri works with ‘Marvel Doods’ a lot of the time. I’m…[Read more]
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thane16 replied to the topic The Woman Who Fell To Earth
aw cheers you kind people! It was all thanks to @mudlark and @pedant. I didn’t actually mention the Copland the 1st time around. A major lack of detail there….Big nod to “mudders.”
@msrbahar “who gives a shit” Yes! But that’s no way to be, really, because to be misinformed is to be held at someone else’s mercy.
I’m very sorry for your loss,…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
Mudlark replied to the topic The Kebab & Calculator
Many thanks for the update. It looks as if you are coping extremely well so far, and all power to you. If you have a sweet tooth and biscuits are your default snack I can understand how hard it is to adjust, and our prolonged rabbiting on the subject elsewhere cannot have helped, so apologies on that score.
Disturbance of sleep patterns…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
lisa replied to the topic The Kebab & Calculator
Secretary of State is FEDERAL advice and consent job to the President. What’s your point?
So the people of the UK participated in electing commission civil servants. NOPE
Rules based? When some one tells me rules based I wonder benefitting who?
Italy is in recession. You don’t do austerity rules under those conditions. But Brusse…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
swordwhale replied to the topic The Woman Who Fell To Earth
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8 years ago - View
Missy replied to the topic On The Sofa (9)
I 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…[Read more]
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8 years ago - View
Expected this response from you. Sorry but your the low information one here for me!!
I’m struggling to understand why it is you think so highly about the EU but whatever.
The only way for the remain camp to win is to do a Brexit.
You cant make progress until you move beyond this and stop talking about it.
In the USA we cant m…[Read more]
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