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I think radish juice would make a better electrolyte than celery juice. But that's speculation on my part.
OmCheeto said:Having just yesterday, finished marathon watching all 413 Dr. Who episodes offered by Hulu, I think this is doable.
Frankie's presentation was much less painful, than that of 90s speed metal, IMHO.
But I think this young gentleman has a future roll as a Dalek voiceover; "Emergency! Emergency! Have your cellphones charged! Have your laptops charged! ..."
search for: Classic Doctor Whodkotschessaa said:How is this possible? I see 120 episodes offered with a paid subscription, none with the free version.
Never read the book, nor seen the movie, but I'll take your word for it.I liked the comment suggesting that he be the audiobook reader for 50 shades of grey.
-Dave K
OmCheeto said:search for: Classic Doctor Who
You get 413 extra episodes. (1963 - 1988)
I guess I should have said that I had watched 533 episodes. Unfortunately I watched the new series first, and the first series second, so I had no idea who many of the people they were referencing in the new series.
Hulu for some reason left out a bunch of the originals.
Some of that is not their fault, as the BBC ran out of storage space, and destroyed many of the originals.
There were approximately 825 episodes in total.Never read the book, nor seen the movie, but I'll take your word for it.
Thanks, I guess they filmed an average of 31 a year, more than most of today's (non-live) shows. I myselffresh_42 said:
Me neither. I'm usually not a fan of BBC productions beside documentaries. To be honest I've first heard of it through 'The Big Bang Theory'. Unfortunately they don't sum up the episodes, but I'm sure there's a Wiki article as well.WWGD said:Thanks, I guess they filmed an average of 31 a year, more than most of today's (non-live) shows. I myself have actually never watched an episode.
fresh_42 said:I'm usually not a fan of BBC productions beside documentaries.
Me of Sir Peter Ustinov. His books are really worth reading.jim hardy said:i'm sure a fan of "Poirot" ...
Don't you mean Agatha's books?fresh_42 said:Me of Sir Peter Ustinov. His books are really worth reading.
These are fine, too. But Ustinov's are funnier. (He came to my mind since he played Poirot.)WWGD said:Don't you mean Agatha's books?
Thanks ? But I only do figurative banana peels, and I don't think these stick to (actual) shoes.zoobyshoe said:Earlier this evening I was out wiping the dew off my car windows in preparation for an excursion, when I perceived there was something stuck to my shoe. Looking down, I saw it was a blackened and sticky banana peel, I thought to myself, "WWGD was here!"
What's a "figurative" banana peel?WWGD said:Thanks ? But I only do figurative banana peels, and I don't think these stick to (actual) shoes.
zoobyshoe said:Earlier this evening I was out wiping the dew off my car windows in preparation for an excursion, when I perceived there was something stuck to my shoe. Looking down, I saw it was a blackened and sticky banana peel, I thought to myself, "WWGD was here!"
I don't know, I couldn't make sense of your post, so I posted something that did not make sense.zoobyshoe said:What's a "figurative" banana peel?
You couldn't make sense of my post?? It was a reference to your thread about throwing banana peels on the ground and getting yelled at for it.WWGD said:I don't know, I couldn't make sense of your post, so I posted something that did not make sense.
When did I make that post? Sorry, can't remember.zoobyshoe said:You couldn't make sense of my post?? It was a reference to your thread about throwing banana peels on the ground and getting yelled at for it.
Yes, the actual title of the thread being, "Can I throw a banana peel next to a city tree."WWGD said:When did I make that post? Sorry, can't remember.
EDIT: Got it, the composting thing.
zoobyshoe said:Yes, the actual title of the thread being, "Can I throw a banana peel next to a city tree."
And on the sidewalk near the peel they scrawl, "WWGD was here!"WWGD said:I do , though, take long walks, but I don't go as far as San Diego. Maybe I started a rebel movement in the Web and now people
all over are throwing banana peels on city trees throughout the country.
It is a pretty popular new hashtag throughout.zoobyshoe said:And on the sidewalk near the peel they scrawl, "WWGD was here!"
I assume after , not before you turned the microwave on, right :) ? Maybe it wants to be put onzoobyshoe said:I just put a potato in the microwave and damned if it isn't screaming like a lobster.
Yes, after I turned it on. I've never heard such a thing in all my born days. I felt really sorry for it. But it's over now.WWGD said:I assume after , not before you turned the microwave on, right :) ? Maybe it wants to be put on
top of a banana peel.
Was it maybe frozen ?zoobyshoe said:Yes, after I turned it on. I've never heard such a thing in all my born days. I felt really sorry for it. But it's over now.
No. I think it was the first sentient potato. And I killed it.WWGD said:Was it maybe frozen ?
You better hope there aren't more of them around to avenge that one.zoobyshoe said:No. I think it was the first sentient potato. And I killed it.