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Post subject:  Posted: January 18th, 2007, 9:10 pm |
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Thanks MB! *Remembers questions she wanted ta ask*
Now that I know what a chav is would Rose really be considered one or was Cassandra just exagerating?
Is Rose's accent a cockney accent?
How old are highschool students in Britian? (Some of the kids in the ep. School reunion looked really young)
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Post subject: Posted: January 18th, 2007, 9:56 pm |
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^ i'd say rose is a little chavvy, but not full-blown chav.
high school is age 11+ (or 13+ if you live in a strange town like mine that runs a different education system).
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Post subject: Posted: January 19th, 2007, 1:46 pm |
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There are Torchwood books? Now I really wish that I lived near civilization.
Uh huh, I've got two of them and I adored them. Both were strangley enough about cannabilism, but I'm not complaining. There's Doctor Who novels too, I own and have read everyone of them. And theres books about the monsters and storybooks for kids and guidebooks as well. (Which I also own. Is it going too far to say I own a sonic screwdriver and my alarm clock has a dalek on top?)
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Post subject: Posted: January 19th, 2007, 4:06 pm |
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Kess wrote: Quote:
There are Torchwood books? Now I really wish that I lived near civilization.
Uh huh, I've got two of them and I adored them. Both were strangley enough about cannabilism, but I'm not complaining. There's Doctor Who novels too, I own and have read everyone of them. And theres books about the monsters and storybooks for kids and guidebooks as well. (Which I also own. Is it going too far to say I own a sonic screwdriver and my alarm clock has a dalek on top?) Is high school secondary school? I get confuzzled with all these different systems. You know, I was at a store the other day...browsing through the books (before I headed to the movie section) and guess what I found? Doctor Who books!! I nearly had a heart attack. I actually let out a little gasp and did a little happy dance. Needless to say, the old lady nearest me gave me a strange look as I greedily picked up the books and looked through them. I nearly bought a whole bunch of them..but I had to restrain myself.  And then I had another little freak out when I found a whole bunch of old, original Doctor Who DVDs.
Oh my god, you HAVE a Sonic Screwdriver?!  Holy cow! That's freakin' awesome! Sadly, I can see it now, I would have WAY too much fun with one of those.
I suppose high school would be considered secondary school. Four years of hell. Oh, can I say that? There's elementary school, usually kindergarten through 5th grade. Then middle school is 6th through 8th. Although, there is in some places, junior high school which is 6th through 9th. But high school is generally 9th through 12th. Then it's off to university if you want. And you usually start high school at 14 or 15. Unless you're a super genius like my mom was. Sadly, I didn't get any of her smart genes.
ANYWAY...erm Doctor Who...stay on topic...OH! I finally saw "School Reunion" last night. Needless to say, K-9 freakin' ROCKED! *wanders off* _________________ "So what? So plenty!"
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Post subject: Posted: January 19th, 2007, 7:20 pm |
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I feel happy and bummed at the same time. I had a chance to go to Ireland and England with someclass mates during sring break (the trip is organized by the school) I turned it down, sadly enough. Why did I do that? But I have another friend going on the trip, and she loves Doctor Who! One of the teachers does too (My latin teacher is so awesome) and she told my frined that there were stores with Doctor Who stuff, so when my friend goes on the trip she's going to get me a sonic screwdriver! Woo hoo! But WHY DIDN"T I GO! I'M SO THICK! a thickity thick thick-face from thicktown, thickania. And so's my dad! Oh well.....
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Post subject: Posted: January 20th, 2007, 7:30 am |
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 You're not missing much Nauriel, England is boring! Ireland is lovley though, I've lived in both and definatley prefered Ireland.
Sonic screwdrivers = Love! I'd kill to own a real one (partly to do that thing with the cash machines in the runaway bride ) Or K9. A TARDIS would be even better though. Theres a house across the road to us that's having an extention, and everytime I wake up I always think the blue portaloo is a TARDIS... _________________ <center>
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Post subject: Posted: January 20th, 2007, 9:13 am |
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Kess wrote: :lol: You're not missing much Nauriel, England is boring! Ireland is lovley though, I've lived in both and definatley prefered Ireland.
i love ireland too, but how can you say england is boring? i absolutely love it. i'm english born and bred and proud to say it. i mean, what other country could invent a sport in which you can be offside in the middle of the pitch; give the world such wonderful expressions as "all mouth and no trousers" and "use some elbow grease"; and produce the finest pedigree of eccentrics, as evidenced by most of the doctors? (and i mean the doctors from doctor who - we don't have a hoard of crazy surgeons!) _________________ <center>
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Post subject: Posted: January 20th, 2007, 9:29 am |
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Aston Martins and Christian Bale. In my mind, that is the case closed
My dad's family are Irish and my mum's are English, and although I spend pretty much the same time in both countries, England is my home 
Quote: Sonic screwdrivers = Love! I'd kill to own a real one (partly to do that thing with the cash machines in the runaway bride ) Or K9. A TARDIS would be even better though
My neighbour a few houses down is completely obsessed with Dr Who and has a working K9, a knee-high Dalek who smashes into people's shins alot, a Cyberman mask (hilarious memories of opening the door to little kids with it on at Halloween ) and a big cut out of an old Doctor who I can't remember the name of... _________________ <center>  </center>
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Post subject: Posted: January 20th, 2007, 9:47 am |
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^ christian bale's actually welsh (from a little town called haverfordwest, which i absolutely love), so i'm afraid he can't be part of the case for england. we can offer you sean bean or orlando bloom though!
a sonic screwdriver would be cool. my sis almost bought me a CE figurine for christmas 2005, but she changed her mind and decided it would be too silly. damn her being sensible!
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Post subject: Posted: January 20th, 2007, 10:52 am |
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eowyn of ithilien wrote: ^ christian bale's actually welsh (from a little town called haverfordwest, which i absolutely love), so i'm afraid he can't be part of the case for england. we can offer you sean bean or orlando bloom though!
He wasn't raised in Wales, and he had English parents...totally makes him English. I am claiming him for England! *sticks flag in Christian Bale * _________________ <center> </center>
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Post subject: Posted: January 20th, 2007, 1:11 pm |
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I really don't want to know where that flag went.
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Post subject: Posted: January 20th, 2007, 2:18 pm |
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Kess wrote: :lol: You're not missing much Nauriel, England is boring! Ireland is lovley though, I've lived in both and definatley prefered Ireland. Sonic screwdrivers = Love! I'd kill to own a real one (partly to do that thing with the cash machines in the runaway bride ) Or K9. A TARDIS would be even better though. Theres a house across the road to us that's having an extention, and everytime I wake up I always think the blue portaloo is a TARDIS... I've been to England, Scotland...oh AND Wales...nearly forgot about Wales. Wasn't there long sadly. Ha ha ha. I have to say, I loved it there. I've never been to Ireland...I am somewhat Irish... I have a friend who's like half Irish or something and absolutely OBSESSED. Ha ha ha. I mean that literally...you do NOT want to mention Ireland. Ever. Or she will just go off. She even stared and directed a play SHE wrote her senior year of high school. But she went over there for a summer...has family EVERYWHERE. And she told me if I ever go over there...just ask around for any of her family's pubs and I'll be okay. Ha ha ha! I had a cousin who went there (she's know as the evil demon child) and didn't even appreiciate Ireland for what it was. All she did when she got back was complain about the rain. I, honestly, couldn't care less.
Okay...back to Doctor Who. Yeah, a REAL Sonic Screwdriver would be very, VERY handy indeed. Or, the...what is it (I can't believe I've forgotten the name....)...OH! The psychic paper...or whatever it's called...THAT would be fun. Ha ha ha. But of course...the almighty Tardis would be the greatest thing to have. Ha ha ha! _________________ "So what? So plenty!"
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Post subject: Posted: January 21st, 2007, 9:22 am |
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Phoenix wrote: I really don't want to know where that flag went. I think all present can guess...
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Post subject: Posted: January 21st, 2007, 12:43 pm |
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Kess sends her apologies that shes megatime grounded and wont be on for a week, try not to get the club shut down and keep David Tennant bondage talk to a MINIMUM... lots of wove, Kessy xxxxxxx
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Post subject: Posted: January 21st, 2007, 12:55 pm |
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SuperGirl wrote: Kess sends her apologies that shes megatime grounded and wont be on for a week, try not to get the club shut down and keep David Tennant bondage talk to a MINIMUM... lots of wove, Kessy xxxxxxx Poor Kess! Being grounded sucks  Quote: David Tennant bondage talk to a MINIMUM
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Post subject: Posted: January 21st, 2007, 4:38 pm |
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Kess wrote: everytime I wake up I always think the blue portaloo is a TARDIS... You said portaloo! Hee hee hee! Here in the states they're just plain old boring portapotties. That's not nearly as cool as a portaloo! David Tennant bondage talk to a MINIMUM SuperGirl wrote: David Tennant bondage talk to a MINIMUM Wingfoot wrote: Aww man... What! Oh, okay. I'll keep it to a minimum.
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