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Moschino Pre-Fall 2022

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nobody is fucking the doctor more than the tardis. thats their car who is also their wife. who they live inside. never forget this

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i aspire to write posts with phrases and sentences that live in your mind forever

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I don't take photo's of myself very often, but I do keep ticket stubs, and have a little book for them. Highly recommend.

young old person tip for you all. go get some photos printed (pauses so someone can say bogos binted) and fill out a physical album

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I may be one of, like, five people who read the W.A.R.P. series by Eoin Colfer (aka the author of Artemis Fowl), and honestly? I love those weird little books with my whole being.

But I also deeply respect Colfer looking time travel in the eye, realizing it was an absolute narrative nightmare, and peacing out after book three before his brain fully melted.

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I’ve only just dipped my toes into the Doctor Who extended media books, and most of them so far have been.............fine. But The Stealers of Dreams?? That one lives rent-free in my head. The concept is so good I need a full TV adaptation. Like, if Human Nature got its shot and absolutely killed it, why can’t this one? BBC please I am on my knees.

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Actually, I think Doctor Who should go back to making the Doctor just a little goblin freak who would 100% trade a vital organ for some shiny new lab equipment.

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Me: The First Doctor is armed.

Friend: With his intellect?

Me: No. With a stick. He hits people.

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I WAS WONDERING WHY HE LOOKED SO FAMILIAR!!!!

RICKY SEPTEMBER IS GONNA BE CLAYFACE?????????

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Congratulations! You’ve triggered one of my unskippable cutscenes!

(Just kidding—you can skip, I can’t actually stop you.)

Anyway, I wrote a post ages ago about PBS and Doctor Who, but yeah—my dad was one of those people who watched it on PBS. Specifically, he watched the Third and Fourth Doctors. He also watched a lot of Ben 10 with me back in the day, but if he ever connected the dots, he never said anything.

The funny part is, when I eventually told him I was getting into Doctor Who, he just went, “Oh yeah, I used to watch that show.” Naturally, I asked, “Why did you never mention it or show it to me?” His answer? “I didn’t think you’d like it.”

I will never get over how the creators of Ben 10 said, “You know what our American kids’ show about a kid with a watch that turns said kid into aliens needs? A character that’s a nod to a British sci-fi icon—but not the current version. No, the 1980s version. That’s exactly what 2000s kids will totally recognize.”

Anyway, I love Professor Paradox. I think he’s neat.

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I had an idea for a sonic screwdriver design, but I’m much better at painting with words than with brush or canvas — so let me try to describe it.

The screwdriver measures roughly 20 centimeters in length, and no thicker in circumference than an average lint roller handle — slender, easy to hold.

The shaft is brushed silver, cool beneath the fingertips, its surface alive with delicate rose gold filigree. Vines spiral upward in graceful arcs, studded with tiny thorns that catch and scatter the light like drops of morning dew.

At its tip, a tulip bud of interlocking petals sits tightly closed. When activated, it stirs to life with a quiet mechanical sigh, unfurling in a slow, spiraling bloom — each petal folding back to reveal a softly glowing core of violet light, warm and pulsing like the heart of some alien flower.

Midway along the shaft, a subtle horizontal seam allows it to extend outward, telescoping with a satisfying precision — reminiscent of an old-school lecturer’s pointer. Would this be an absolute headache to build in the real world? Yes. Do I think it would be ridiculously pretty? Also yes.

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Turns out the electric company can, in fact, respond to a call in a timely manner You do have mention that your power-line is touching your metal fence though, that is a key step.

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I will never get over how the creators of Ben 10 said, “You know what our American kids’ show about a kid with a watch that turns said kid into aliens needs? A character that’s a nod to a British sci-fi icon—but not the current version. No, the 1980s version. That’s exactly what 2000s kids will totally recognize.”

Anyway, I love Professor Paradox. I think he’s neat.

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dont let anyone ever tell you the doctor who tv movie (1996) sucks. this is literally the best scene in all 60 years of doctor who

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Reblog to give a trans man a kickass magic sword this pride month

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Okay tell us about the Gallifreyan muscular system. What are we missing?

Okay, tell us about the Gallifreyan muscular system.

Ah, most people want to talk about regeneration, but you asked about muscles. Welcome to the 1%!

💪 Yes, They Have Muscles. No, They're Not Boring.

Time Lords have a tripartite muscular system, which functions similarly to humans—skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscle groups—but with some distinct Gallifreyan upgrades:

Skeletal muscles are stronger, more efficient, and don't fatigue as easily. You generally won't see a Time Lord tearing a hamstring mid-sprint.

Smooth muscles (like those controlling digestion, vessel dilation, etc.) are far more autonomous and responsive to psionic and biochemical feedback.

Cardiac muscle is a unique beast, because it needs to support two hearts—and Gallifreyan cardiac tissue is denser and more electrically conductive than human equivalents.

🧠 Neural Integration

Gallifreyan muscles are more intricately wired into the nervous system, especially via the autonomic lobe of the brain. This means they can:

Enter muscle-control meditative states

Override pain to keep moving under duress

Suppress shivering, blinking, or other reflexes

Hold incredibly still for long periods

🩸 Blood and Oxygen Support

Thanks to their ancillary pulmonary system, Gallifreyans can reroute oxygen delivery and metabolic support to muscle groups even under stress—this helps with:

Extreme exertion

Rapid movement across unstable terrain

Dramatic slow-motion walkaways

Muscles are also fed by artron-infused blood, which has some minor effects on energy recovery. It doesn't make them glow or anything, but it does mean they can sprint up mountains much quicker and easier than humans.

🏋️ Strength and Endurance

Gallifreyans are only slightly stronger than humans on average, but they excel in reflexes, control, and endurance. They've got fantastic fine motor skills and their muscles are built to support centuries of use at a time.

🏫So…

The muscular system has just been quietly doing its job for 1000 posts, like it should in life. Aren't you glad you asked?

Related

🤔|💪🏃How fast can a Gallifreyan run?

💬|💪🏃How high can a Gallifreyan jump?: Examining the potential for a Gallifreyan to jump 13 feet.

🤔|💪🏊Are Gallifreyans good swimmers?

Hope that helped! 😃

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I’m sorry, was no one going to tell me that Colin Morgan is in season two of The Sandman? I had to find that out myself from a blink-and-you-miss-it moment—like two seconds and one line—in the trailer?