On Jul 22, 12:31 am, The Master
nospam.sdf.lonestar.org.nospam> wrote:

I thought it was in a tinfoil packet

Regards

Ged

And I'm interested in the answers, particularly to #5 & #6.

Questions For Agamemnon:
(most up to date answers will be added as they are given)

1. How old are you?
2. What do you do for a living?
3. Have you ever Had sex with a human?
"none of your business"
4. Where did you get your Physics Degree?
5. Is it racist to call a Japanese lady "JapBird" ?
6. Is it racist to call a Greek man "Greek"?

Teh Imperial Court/ts

All patients with cholangiocarcinoma require individualized
management, the following general treatment recommendations can be
made, depending on whether disease is localized and potentially
resectable, or advanced and unresectable.Surgery provides the only
possibility for a cure. Distal cholangiocarcinomas have the highest
resectability rates while proximal (particularly perihilar) tumors
have the lowest. Treatment of the cholangiocarcinoma has been briefly
discussed on:
http://www.surgerysearch.blogspot.com/

Dr. Jitendra Agrawal, Kanpur, India.

On Jul 21, 12:51 am, John Fleming sprynet.com> wrote:

Who are THEY??

First off, I'm in the U.S. and haven't seen the final two episodes of
S4, so please no comments on those episodes. Please.

I watched Parting of the Ways for the 2nd time. My kids were shocked
to see Bad Wolf written all over the place at the end of "Turn Left".
They wanted to know the origin of Bad Wolf so I figured the episodes
"Bad Wolf" and "Parting of the Ways" would give the answer. I think
I've got the answer and would appreciate comments.

As near as I can tell Rose is the one writing Bad Wolf all over time
and space during S1. Presumably, she did this during her "god" phase
at the end of Parting of the Ways, after she had looked into the
center of the Tardis and was filled with its energy. She was able to
see the individual atoms comprising matter, turn back a Dalek weapons
blast with the palm of her hand, resurrect Captain Jack, etc. I
figure this is when she wrote all the Bad Wolf references. Imbued with
this ultimate power, and knowing there will be a showdown with the
Daleks because of the Bad Wolf Corporation, she caused Bad Wolf to be
written in various spots in the landscapes at a point in time before
she arrived in her adventures with the Doctor.

Is that about it?

It's sad really. After 4 seasons with RTD writing stories, he finally
wrote one that I not only didn't think sucked, but I actually thought was
good. It plays out much like a psychology experiment, where people quite
evil when exposed to things they don't understand.

My only comment is, I personally think that the episode would have been
better if it really was "just an experiment". The "shadow" seen on the
planet Midnight could have still taken over Sky's body, but at the end we
find out the driver and mechanic is still alive, and it was all an
illusion to see if the humans were "worthy" of advanced knowledge.
Clearly we aren't. In that respect, an ending more along the "no one
dies" lines of Moffat would have been beter.

Ironically, Moffat's library, while still a great story arc, I think would
have been better with a more RTD ending of "some times people die". River
Song's saving the Doctor's life is ruined in my opinion, by the Doctor's
ability to "save her" in the library's computer along with the rest of the
crew. Saving the lives of the people at the library is fine, but I think
the library would have been better if River and the crew of the "rescue
ship" would have been killed without resurection in computer land.

If anyone's interested, an absurdly detailed review of Journey's End,
by my alter-ego Nyder O'Leary, can be found here:-

http://www.realreview.ie/2008/07/doctor-who-series-finale.htm

After the fact, but hey, what else is there to do except watch the
Beneath the Surface boxset again?

On Jul 21, 4:51 pm, John Fleming sprynet.com> wrote:

Tell Yads.

Leatherjack.

Yay me!

In "Left Turn" the Earth is in place and stars are going missing
because the Daleks are destroying the universe.

But doesn't the Earth need to have been stolen for the Dalek's super-
weapon to work?

And wouldn't it take millions of years for people on Earth to notice
the stars were going missing anyway?

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