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Started by snowman, July 30, 2009, 06:44:51 PM

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Snowman,
I thought you might say 'EXTERMINATE!'

Who is Stone anyway?[;)]
Today Is Yesterdays Future.

snowman

#16
Craig Venter: On the verge of creating synthetic life

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nKZ-GjSaqgo&feature=channel



Jeff Hawkins: Brain science is about to fundamentally change computing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G6CVj5IQkzk&feature=channel
Live long and prosper or die trying.

spydaz

wow i forgot how i changed i think i had a website which can Spoof your IP... it has all the WEB STUFF ON IT... WHOIS, MYSPEED, DNS ADDRESS ETC...

No installers i will have to search it!

I hav always loved the DR WHO STUFF... Although the story Changed after the first series to what we know today... I think TOM BAKER was "My Doctor Growing up...".... after watching torchwood one day i was thinking of Why Doctor "WHO" as tom baker was always nearly saying his name in the show!... but considering theShow with the Werewolve and the queen sstarted the institue to find out Who the docter IS! .... PS: He only in these modern days seems to have become some sort of tie police? not the interfearing doctor i remember!

LOL

freddy888

Yes, Doctor Who has changed a lot over the years - I grew up with Tom Baker too.  It's amazing to look back at how truly awful some of the monsters were - I mean the quality of the effect lol.

I do find I enjoy the new shows now though, I like Tennant, it's a shame he's leaving really.  One of the new ones is my favourite Dr Who ever - it was called 'Blink'.

snowman

When I was growing up I heard the title Doctor Who, maybe once or twice. I had no idea what it was was about. My older sister said that she used to watch him but she couldn't recall which doctor.

The first time I ever saw a Doctor Who episode was about three years ago and the Doctor was Christopher Eccleston. I think I saw the second episode of the new season one. It came on public television about midnight and so happens I was channel surfing.

By the end of the first season I was hooked. The way they ended season one was very powerful. (for a tv program)

Tom Baker was very good, but I think Peter Davison got more emotionally evolved and seem to have more regards towards human life.

I remember an episode where Tom had given a seemingly doomed man a weapon, who then preceded to shoot himself. But I remember one, while Peter Davison was there, where he nearly started crying because his enemies were dying. Now thats a Doctor!

Anyway, I like them all. The one thing that appeals to me the most about the Doctor character is that he refuses to except the inevitable, and often changes it. There's always a happy ending to an impossible situation.

That is also the reason why I detest Tourchwood.  Captian Jack compromises to much and I'm usually feeling uncomfortable when they end the show... but to him his own.


Live long and prosper or die trying.