Doctor Who Club of Australia

[Faraway]

I'm sure I don't know what you mean Sulp Niar!!
say no more!!

I refer only to montypythons concern of waking up one day and not liking Doctor Who anymore. What could possibly be more indecent than that? And Weird. Now that would be WEIRD to just suddenly dislike it. (I'm worried I am getting off the topic here, so I throwing in a couple of "weirds" to keep this relevant to the "am I weird?" thread!!!)

Talking of weird, my kiddies were watching pre-school tv this week, as they do, and suddenly there appeared a character that looked suspiciously like a recycled Mr. Flibble of Red Dwarf fame. Maybe I'm weird. Maybe I'll look further into it once they've gone to bed tonight.

[Sulp Niar]

Mr Flibble went on to become a successful celebrity interviewer, if the main page is to be believed.

Er, very offtopic. But he's actually a cooler penguin than Frobisher! Who would have thought it?

[iank]

All I can say is:

Where the hell were girls like you when I was 16?!?!!?

[linxthesontaran]

no your not wierd, your passionate, and think we all are.

I am a guy, 17 years old and have spent the last day thermoforming hemispheres for my dalek I am part way through making.

My hobbies include filmmaking and anything Doctor Who.

If i could be bothered covering my schoolbooks, i would bet you they would be covered with doctor who quotes and pictures.

Before I depart from this universe, I hope to have a reasonably acurate costume of all the doctors, met them or got their autograph, obtain a large colection of doctor who props and replicas and be a director/producer on the show itself.

we are not weird, we are the lucky few that have realised what a great show Doctor Who is.

[Ickabod]

I was like that whilst growing up.....any posters from TV Times covered my books......wrote stories at school regarding Doctor Who.....was lucky to have teachers who were fans and were in awe when I jigged school to meet Tom Baker....all part of the growing up process of Whoville