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Doctor Who in Audio lI
Posted Jul 10, 2000
10/07/00 and a minute
It would help, I supose if I gave the right link,
http://www.doctorwho.co.uk/
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Doctor Who in Audio
Posted Jul 10, 2000
10/07/00
This isn't the way I expected Doctor Who to continue, with the death of the show in '89, the books continued the series, but wasn't the same, nor was the TV movie in '96 (at least not for me) but the relatively new Doctor Who Audios are for me everything the series was except of course visually, at this point in time I have to say I love them,
you can find them at this address
http://www.bbc.co.uk/doctorwho/
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moving house
Posted Apr 12, 2000
8/4/00
I have now moved house or rather home, I'm now in my own house with my girlfriend, which is nice, being two minutes from work isn't though, however there are plenty of boxes everywhere, and lots of mess and stuff to sort out, but I'm happy.
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And Now
Posted Aug 4, 1999
Yeah, so the Terry Pratchett book was good...........
I've now bought Hogfather and Jingo so there
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un-altered ego
Posted Jul 1, 1999
I seem to find myself constantly under the delusion that I am somehow different from everybody else. A delusion I have suffered from a great many years, however, the universe was put into perspective for me at school. A young, innocent, fool (for what of a better word, or indeed a less acrate one), such as I was, considered myself to be the only was who was different. When I overheard a teacher ask a fellow pupil (along the lines of....) "Why do you feel like that?" to wit replyed "Because I'm different from everybody else". It dawned on me that everyone feels like that and so, therefore, are not different
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