Comments on: Spoilers, sweetie!

By: Gita

Gita — Fri, 15 Mar 2013 23:45:44 +0000

You might also not need filler when your bag is very stuffed with promotional gifts.
The in order to, however, that getting yourself ready for these events is often far more challenging than planning a standard promotional gift campaign could be.
If the promotional gifts you happen to be giving is usually used rather than a
less environment friendly alternative they may
be great choices to use as promotional gifts.

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By: Roderick Tracy Long

Roderick Tracy Long — Sat, 14 Apr 2012 18:33:16 +0000

My understanding of the Doctor is that he’s always been a do-gooder. Traveling through time, righting wrongs, helping civilizations evolve — that’s the Doctor’s schtick.

Well, not quite. In his very earliest episodes in 1963-65 he was an arrogant, grumpy, ill-tempered old man who initially tried to avoid helping people if he could. He kidnapped his first companions to prevent them from reporting his existence. He even tried to kill a helpless, unconscious opponent by smashing him on the head with a rock, and his companions had to stop him.

Dr. Song almost immediately exhibits more ingenuity in how to do the things the Doctor does, from uses for the sonic screwdriver to how to appropriately pilot the TARDIS.

To be fair, her mother (no, her other mother) is the TARDIS.