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He/Him. Occasional podcaster, writer, and doodler. Sci-fi & fantasy fan, predominantly Hitchhiker's Guide, Doctor Who, Blake's 7 and Star Trek.
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From #NoKing protest, we walked over to the #Pride event. #LeslieKnope loves Pride. Tux + Flipper 4 ever!
#PrideDay #PrideMonth
#PrideAlways
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Sorry for your loss.
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"Blast! The little propeller at the back ought to compensate"
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Looking sharp
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I enjoy the book. It's just a pain that the twist is known by everyone now.
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I saw The Five Doctors first so it was nice to find out where the enmity started.
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Oh he's fantastic in it. Lends some genuine gravitas to the scientific hokum of the script.
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Linkin new notification:
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That might be one of the most Cockney things to have ever happend.
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Sounds like that was a particularly disappointing stag do.
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He looked full Bill Nighy as well. Suit, bowtie, the whole nine yards.
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Obviously it's a good thing that he's pushing back but at the same time my cynicism can't help but imagine that this is also looking to position him as a strong leader who can take the political fight to Trump while also being seen as a "safe" candidate by the Democrat establishment.
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Ahh yes, my favourite Doctor “Reverse Polaratix”
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That's a great idea, so here they are - Sixth Doctor and Frobisher from the CBeebies series, 'Doctor Who'
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"Danielle Fishel refuses to listen to mp3s because they could reprogramme her brain to only understand Norwegian"
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"Ray Romano doesn't use a microwave because he says it transmits his thoughts to the lizard people"
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I do worry that, while Andor is obviously amazing, the desire to jump on that bandwagon will result in a lot of misfires that don't understand what they're trying to capture.
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Thank you, was just the pick-me-up I needed.
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It's especially a really good story for Mel who gets to be an absolute boss from start to finish which I really enjoyed.
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*Pierce! You're yelling at an Atari cartridge!"
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And often with disability there is an impediment of speech that these things can't understand anyway so what's the point?
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the most amazing thing I've ever seen was an essay on how Anthea Bell and Derek Hockridge translated Asterix. the minds on those people.
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