Does the TARDIS have artificial gravity? Or is it using the actual gravity of another dimension in which the interior of the TARDIS happens to be.

Speaking of which, I'll nominate the Godawful Americanisation of Doctor Who and repeat quite loudly that the Doctor is not half-human.

'The uploads replicate and develop relationships. Most of them go very bad. You sometimes get an entire virtual planet of four billion people devoted to building prayer wheels in an attempt at a denial of service attack on God.'
-Ken MacLeod, Newton's Wake

DarkOmen wrote:Silly British and your "English"

Aye, and our English is the correct one you American numpty. Now go away and watch your silly baseball and armoured rugby that tries to call itself football.

GrahamKennedy wrote:He also said he would be back. Which sounds very much not like death to me!

Of course not. He just spends a hell of a long time having repeated card games (and losing) with a man with a long scarf who travels in a police box.

In fact, as I recall, Sisko became a god.

... yes, Star Trek is racist, the white people only managed to be distinguished and recognised, the black person achieved godhood.

GandalfTG wrote:I was trying to be helpful, Dakarne, not start trouble, so I'd appreciate it if you'd back off.

No need to be hostile, Maia, I am merely mentioning that it's the British spelling and so is 'titbit'.

Rochey wrote:Clearly there has been a secret Scottish conspiracy throughout history.

Aye, there has. First we shall take your engine rooms! And then your historical kings! And then we shall rule the world with a tartan fist!

GandalfTG from Arizona, just a slight titbit of advice; 'manoevrability' is the correct spelling in the context of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.

As is 'titbit', before you get started.

Would anyone answer that truthfully?

Welcome to DITL. :) Thank you. I'm yet another resident Brit (I've noticed that there's a few), this time a Scots-Irishman who lives in Lancashire and studies English literature (hence the Shakespeare). If you were to list all the great quotes from Shakespeare you'd probably run into the post limit...

Dungeons & Dragons. The one where they managed to bollock it up whilst having Tom Baker and Jeremy Irons on the cast.

That was bad. But of course, Plan 9 from Outer Space and Bloodrayne are up there on the 'bloody awful films' list.

Aside from the one in my sig, I've always been quite fond of this one; 'I am a Jew: hath not a Jew eyes? hath not a Jew hands, organs, dimensions, senses, affections, passions? fed with the same food, hurt with the same weapons, subject to the same diseases, healed by the same means, warmed and cool...