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What is your favorite base

Answer in that base

Mine is 10

@Felthry sorry, I should have been more specific - my Doctor Who Audio Dramas Listening Order

Over the past few days, multiple different people have reached out to me to let me know that they found my Listening Order to be very helpful and aaaaa

I'm so glad to hear that people are actually using it!

Scientific writer: why use five words when I can use ten to prove I'm part of the in-group

Technical writer: because you can simultaneously make your point and assert your in-group status by using three words if you choose them carefully

Review: Doctor Who Unbound - Auld Mortality 

On its own that would be a fairly interesting story - the Doctor meddling about on Gallifrey - but the writer (Marc Platt) twists that idea on its head and goes somewhere completely unexpected.

Combine that with the excellent performances of Geoffrey Bayldon (as the alternate Doctor) and Carole Anne Ford (as Susan), and you get something great.

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Review: Doctor Who Unbound - Auld Mortality 

Yesterday I listened to the first episode of Doctor Who Unbound, which was really interesting.

The unbound series is based around various "What Ifs", and the first episode is "What if the Doctor and Susan never left Gallifrey?"

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re: racism, lovecraft, the Clockwork & Cthulhu RPG 

@00dani It's derived from the latin word for black, in the same way that the n word is. I don't think Lovecraft would have been oblivious to the implications, given what he named his cat.

In any case: why would someone (in 2013) include it as one of their top-five cthulhu mythos gods?

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