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To: nickcarraway
I never became a huge fan of Dr Who. But one of the few episodes I ever saw contained a fantastic exchange: A woman enters the TARDIS (a phonebooth, really) and finds that is contains room after room, an endless interior structure. She gasps.

Doctor Who: I imagine you're surprised. You see, the TARDIS is dimensionally transcendental.
Woman: And it's bigger on the inside than it is on the outside!!
Doctor Who: That's what I said.

Somehow that really struck me. I love dry British wit.

3 posted on 07/24/2008 11:42:30 AM PDT by ClearCase_guy (Et si omnes ego non)
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To: ClearCase_guy
Somehow that really struck me. I love dry British wit.

a favourite from Douglas Adams; "Author reeled, then he reeled again"

9 posted on 07/24/2008 11:55:17 AM PDT by NativeSon (off the Rez without a pass...)
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To: ClearCase_guy
(a phonebooth, really)

Actually, it's a Police Public Call Box.

See the diff?

 

13 posted on 07/24/2008 12:30:40 PM PDT by Bloody Sam Roberts (Great spirits will always encounter violent opposition from mediocre minds.)
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To: ClearCase_guy
Time And Relative Dimension In Space = TARDIS. It is a brilliant idea. The TARDIS the Doctor operates has a stuck cloaking/mimic device. That is why it always a phone booth.
19 posted on 07/24/2008 1:20:36 PM PDT by mad_as_he$$ (Constantly choosing the lesser of two evils is still choosing evil.)
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To: ClearCase_guy

Ees et too late, gov’ner, fer Mister Dick Van Dyke to play the good Doctor?


25 posted on 07/24/2008 1:51:11 PM PDT by weegee (Obama loves America like Bill loves Hillary.)
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