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Jim Lynn Posted Aug 8, 2005
I thought it was Gymnastics she got the bronze for?
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The Researcher has Retired Posted Aug 9, 2005
It was; she’s got no job, no future, and no A-levels, but she does have her school’s bronze award for under-7 gymnastics.
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The Researcher has Retired Posted Aug 10, 2005
And tennis is mentioned at?
The Doctor puts K9 on guard duty. Romana asks the metal dog what tennis is but when he asks her to specify, she tells him to forget it and leaves. K9 erases all info about tennis from his memory banks.
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Aug 10, 2005
Oh, and there's zero gravity squash in Lesiure Hive.
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Kerr_Avon - hunting stray apostrophes and gutting poorly parsed sentences Posted Aug 10, 2005
That's Stones of Blood, Researcher.
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The Researcher has Retired Posted Aug 10, 2005
The Androids of Tara does have fencing. I did fencing at school with a foil, not the sabre that Grendel used, though.
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The Researcher has Retired Posted Aug 12, 2005
Actually, he won 35 elephants with all of their trappings, 4000 white stallions, 25 tigers, the sacred tooth of the Buddha (a gift from Marco), and all the commerce from Burma for one year amongst other things. (Assassin at Peking: 4th April, 1964)
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