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Questionmarktarius posted...

Hey. It's not as bad as Colin.

Excuse me whilst I laugh at that.

Colin Baker is a NONILLION times better than that ugly can't act for toffee Whittaker.

A non fan who had never seen the programme had NO FUCKING RIGHT in acepting the job.

I used to think you were one of the best posters here but since you like that miserable excuse shit show in Whittakers version of Doctor Who your opinions now mean nothing to me.

Whittaker and Chibnall killed Doctor Who end of story.

Questionmarktarius posted...

Doctor Who, even in spite of the godawful writing.

Excuse me whilst I laugh at that.

Oh I suppose you could call it successful by driving away Doctor Who fans in droves.

Oh I suppose you could call it successful by giving Doctor Who it's lowest ever viewing figures of 3.1million which is 2million less than what The Classic Series got when it was cancelled.

Oh I suppose you could call it successful by getting it dumped from it's primetime Saturday night slot and moved to a graveyard Sunday night slot.

Oh I suppose you could call it successful in finding the worst writer and showrunner in TV history in Chris Chibnall.

Oh I suppose you could call it successful in finding the worst actress ever in Jodie Whittaker to play The Doctor.

If you want to call that a success go right ahead.

Is it any wonder they are brinning back Russell T. Davies and David Tennant to try and save this miserable excuse of a programme.

I am so looking forward to November to seeing Doctor Who back the way it should be. Oh and in case you are wondering I will be watching Ncuti Gatwa as well.

T2 kicks the ever loving snot out of T1.

TOS>TNG>Voyager>Enterprise>DS9.

Nothing will ever beat The Original Series the best Star Trek series ever.

Best Captain and crew all round.

I will gladly take the socks as I could do with them badly.

How about The Star Trek movies?

You have the following:

Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan
Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home
Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
Star Trek VIII: First Contact

Some may even put Star Trek III: The Search For Spock in their lists.

So there are 5 excellent movies for you.

I just looked that up and I see it was made in my home city of Glasgow Scotland. How do you do a movie about Tetris?

I wonder if this will be in it:

Fast forward to 1:27
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBmZAg8HxfY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umEDct4BoGc

Er I do not know where the fuck you are but for the rest of us on the planet it is now 2023 A.D/C.E which means that 1990 was THIRTY THREE years ago.

Learn to do some simple arithmatics.

Can I give negative scores?

I have been using the same brand of instant coffee for as long as I can remember. It is my favourite make.

Instant, hot water, milk and artificial sweetners just the ticket.

I do not care for all that fancy stuff with coffee beans, perculators, coffe machines or whatever I just want a mug of coffee in the mornings.

DirkDiggles posted...

It was pointless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LukyMYp2noo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fRs0OqV4uSc

I just read that first name as Skeletor.

Shadow Of The Tomb Raider

Barr's Lemonade

Alcohol is way worse than cigarettes.

Look at how many lives get destroyed by alcohol.

I mean you do not get done for smoking and driving but you do for drinking.

You do not turn into raging monsters after a cigarette where as lots of people do after alcohol.

Alcoholism can effect everyone around you.

Getting cirrhosis of the liver can be deadly.

As Kelly Bundy said in Married... With Children "If God had meant for us to use Bows and Arrows he wouldn't have invented assault weapons"!

No just no.

I take it by that you have never played the Tomb Raider 2013 trilogy where you will soon find that Lara's assault weapons are much more preferable in a fire fight than her bow and arrows. Some enemies can dodge her arrows but they cant dodge bullets.

Well it is between 05:00 - 08:00 in Yankeeland at the moment so it is going to be rather quiet around here.

Once Yankeeland wakes up and it becomes later in the day over there there will be a lot more people on the site.

Since there aren't 1,000,000 tigers on the planet (currently there is only 5,578 of them) I have go to ask, But where the smegging fuck are you going to get 1,000,000 tigers?

I suppose we could start cloning them like billy-o but even that would take time and there is no guarantee that all of them will live.

So with there being only 5,578 tigers on the planet I will go with the 10 CEtizens.

Neither as they are both freaking ugly.

This is perfectly true but every time I see the grotesque Geller I get a migraine headache.

So where is the "neither option" in this poll?

Zikten posted...

Sugar can explode? Damn

Of course it can.

Flour, suger, coffee creamer etc can all explode if there is enough dust and fine particles of it suspended in the atmosphere.

The pyrotechnics used in film making often use flour or coffee creamer for explosions.

Go to youtube and look up coffee creamer explosion.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dust_explosion

Mythbusters coffee creamer cannon

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWcR5nv1N8I

I think I have been having my morning coffee since I was a child.

I need my morning coffee badly.

I turn 50 in 2024.

I can't believe I have been on this planet for nearly half a century. That really is scary.

Well since I live in the UK (Scotland) it is a fairly safe bet that I have been to the UK.

Do you think life exists elsewhere in The Universe?

From the TC's list it is Capcom.

I have put in over 2500 hours into Capcom's Dragon's Dogma Dark Arisen and I have played many of the Resident Evil games.

Same goes for original timeline Lara Croft who was born 14/2/1968 (2/14/1968).

I wonder if a 55 year old Lara is still Tomb Raiding.

Oh and just for you:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/3/0/AAfUmvAAEUfy.jpg

Touch posted...

Then getting disconnected when someone uses the landline

Or forgetting that this is the night where my mother has her weekly 3 hour phone call to her sister and you can't get on.

Really nice to see I am not alone in remembering AOL and dial-up internet.

This:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1UY7eDRXrs

Ah the sweet sweet sound of dial up internet and hoping you get in and running the phone bill up.

Oh good.

A lot of if not all his topics were completely crap and horrible.

Coffee is the drink of the Gods, nectar, the drink of life and one of the greatest things ever discovered.

Tea on the other hand is the most vilest thing ever. I absolutely hate, loathe and detest with every fibre of my being tea. I can't stand the smell and taste of it.

The things you miss when you are using uBlock and Ad Block like a normal person.

Hell no.

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/4/0/AAfUmvAADmEE.jpg

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/2/1/1/AAfUmvAADlyb.jpg

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/2/8/AAfUmvAAD1AI.jpg

What the utter fuck did I just read?

People should be allowed to have sex no matter what age they are.

Great flopic!

What the utter fuck in all that is holy is a "fask mask" when it is at home?

itachi15243 posted...

The original London Bridge is now in Arizona. The London Bridge, originally constructed in 1831, began to fall apart by the 1960s. As a result, the City of London decided to sell it and build another. In 1963, American entrepreneur Robert P. McCulloch bought the bridge. He dismantled it and shipped it to the United States piece by piece. The bridge moved to Lake Havasu City in Arizona. McCulloch founded Lake Havasu City, and he wanted the bridge to serve as a tourist attraction.

If Pinocchio said, My Nose Will Grow Now, it would create a paradox. This conundrum is known as the Pinocchio paradox.

I have been to Lake Havasu where London Bridge is located. The hotel we stayed at was right next to it and it was a simple matter to climb the steps next to it to walk on it.

I know all about the Pinocchio paradox. It is more or less the same as saying "this sentence is false" which is technically false but also true. So which is it?

The smallest mammal in the world can have two answers. For skull size it is the Bumble Bee Bat but for mass it is the Eutruscan Shrew which weighs around 1.8 grams.

I only notice when A. It says message deleted or B. When my notifications say for example 3 new posts in topic but I only see two because soneone on my block lisrt posted and only then I se the missing post number.

Not a chance in hell.

I need my morning mug of coffee.

I sleep in a double bed.

I used to care about it but several years ago I came across this

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/9/6/4/AAfUmvAAEToE.jpg

utterly gorgeous drawing of my all time favourite video games character and haven't changed it since.

I have used it across two computers.

Nope lost all interest in that after I heard it was being released only on Xbox Series S/X but not on Xbox One.

Yet Crapcom can give it out to their bedfellows Sony in PS4 and PS5.

Crapcom can go to hell for that.

That is a big spider but still not as big as this:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/5/5/5/AAfUmvAAEThr.jpg
That is The Goliath Birdeater Spider.

hexa posted...

planetary scientists believe that the Moon was formed by the collision of the planet Earth with another planet or dwarf planet

our galaxy, the Milky Way, is not the central galaxy in the universe. The Milky Way was not the first galaxy to form after the Big Bang. The Milky Way formed after other galaxies

Our Sun is not the central star in the Milky Way. Our Sun was the first star to form in the Milky Way after the Big Bang. Our Sun formed after the central objects of the Milky Way

Our Sun formed before the planet Earth did. The Earth and the Moon came many years after the Sun and the Big Bang

There is so much wrong with that bolded part it is unbelieveable.

Our star The Sun is only 5,000,000,000 years old. There are 100's of million's if not billions of stars in our Galaxy older than The Sun. For instance Alpha Centauri the second closest star to The Solar System is older than The Sun.

Our Sun formed from a planetary nebula. A supernova caused the gas and dust in that nebula to collapse and form a star which became our Sun.

Our Solar System lies roughly 26,000 2000 light years from Galactic Centre in a quiet region close to The Orion Arm of The Galaxy.