Dating Tip #72: Tell her you can’t trust her…girls love that.
Credit to: Alvin A.
All of Space and time, and the Doctor meant it. The Tardis decided to appear at my graduation ceremony in the form of a graduation cap of the guy sitting in front of me. I can’t believe this guy is in my major and graduating class and I’m not his best friend.
And yes I took this photo with my iPhone with a Tardis case.
And to top this epic graduation off, Leonard Nimoy was an honorary degree recipient and Eric Schmidt was our commencement speaker. Boston University, you are doing geek right.
Dating Tip #67: “Quite right too” is an appropriate response to “I love you”.
Credit to: iwanttobeentertained
Dating Tip #66: When she says that she loves you, vanish.
Credit to: palepetunia
You’re a Time Lord, Doctor! A TIME Lord, know when your minutes are up!!!
Thoughts on the Tardis and Companions
Just a random thought that has been running through my head since the Doctor’s Wife episode.
The Doctor: You didn’t always take me where I wanted to go.
The Tardis/Idris: No, but I always took you where you needed to go.
Since the Tardis always took the Doctor exactly where he needs to be, does that mean she has just as much say to who gets to be the Doctor’s companion as the Doctor? Cause looking at certain moments she could be frighteningly precise, like the times she managed to save River exactly when River needed it. And River absolutely trusts the Tardis to be precise. Or the times that the Doctor came back for Rose and Martha seconds after he originally left. But then there were times where she missed by years like with Madame Du Pompadour. She landed exactly the moment Reinette’s hearse was leaving, very precise timing, just not exactly what the Doctor wanted. It seemed as if the Tardis was just giving the Doctor a warning that he can’t just pull fixed people from history. Or even with young Amy. Missing by 12 years is quite a lot, so was it the Tardis’ decision that Amy wasn’t ready yet?
There were also instances with the way she treated companions and where she took them. Like with Tegan, the Tardis chose to go off to her next destination against Tegan’s will without bothering to notify anyone on board that there was a stranger on board. Could he just tell that the Doctor needed someone like Tegan with him?
And there are just times when I think the Doctor’s just a horrible driver. Like with Sarah Jane. Middle of Scotland? Really?
*EDIT*
It was brought to my attention by theinbetweenspaces that the Tardis had nothing to do with the Reinette incident… it was just the wonky space portal door thingy ma bobs… been a long time since I saw that episode. Whoops, sorry Doctor, that’s not the Tardis warning you, that’s just the universe hating you.
