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My mum's still relatively healthy, if a little stressed by her job and PhD, so hopefully she'll live a little longer....

A few decades longer, anyway....

My dad's 65, but VERY healthy for his age. He works 3-4 nights a week still.

you guys need to post, we are almost out of the 90's

Pumpkin wielding cat is right.

2000 pages... yay..


pumpkin sniffing cat.

*world explodes*

*wins*

Hi Ralph.

Forward, into the future!

Okay, a little diversion from my Doctor Who photostory....

In 2000, BBC Books (who were publishing the latest Doctor Who book adventures) made the controversial decision to have Gallifrey destroyed by the Doctor's own hand, in The Ancestor Cell. However, unlike the later Time War (mentioned in the 2005-7 series), the Daleks were not the enemy, but rather something else. However, a rogue time-travelling terrorist group called Faction Paradox (originally from Gallifrey) intended to take over Gallifrey using the Doctor as it's tool. The Doctor, nearly succumbing to an infection Faction Paradox gave him, makes a heart-wrenching decision. He deliberately destroys Gallifrey in order to save the universe from Faction Paradox, who would impose chaos upon the cosmos. He is amnesiac afterwards, but not because of the trauma of the event.....



While the BBC books are no longer considered canon with the new series, it did provide the genesis of an idea, to start the Doctor from square one....

*head asplodes*

Bedtime, I'm tired.

G'night all.

The proper year is actually 54 AIC (After Integrated Circuit) the invention that would spark the Digital Revolution which was first made in Year Zero at Texas Instruments.

Yes, Texas of all places is responsible for the next phase in the evolution of society.