Who's the next Who?
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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It will be John Hurt. Maybe. Better would be David Tennant - best Dr after Patrick Troughton.
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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I'm not the only one who thought of Rupert Grint? :wtf:
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I'm not the only one who thought of Rupert Grint? :wtf:
Yeah, time to check yourself in when that happens. He'd be good, and I hope he ends up doing more, rather than just be "that other Harry Potter guy" for the rest of his life. I just think they've done the "young Who" enough now. I'd like to see a less action-oriented, Jon Pertwee version.
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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A guy who's not too young and could bring some dark humor to the role... Dylan Moran would be awesome (If you've ever seen Black Books you know it would work :cool: ).
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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Bill would be awesome - but I guess since he turned it down before, it's unlikely :(
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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They covered it in part on Auntie this morning. One Sunday no-news paper seems to suggest that it's time to have a tart in the lead role. FTFAGOC. What's the world coming to if they have to stoop that low to even think of having a woman in the role?:mad: I think I will write a letter to The Times.
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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They covered it in part on Auntie this morning. One Sunday no-news paper seems to suggest that it's time to have a tart in the lead role. FTFAGOC. What's the world coming to if they have to stoop that low to even think of having a woman in the role?:mad: I think I will write a letter to The Times.
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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They covered it in part on Auntie this morning. One Sunday no-news paper seems to suggest that it's time to have a tart in the lead role. FTFAGOC. What's the world coming to if they have to stoop that low to even think of having a woman in the role?:mad: I think I will write a letter to The Times.
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
It should be Daniel Craig. And David Tennant should be the next Bond.
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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Benedict Cumberbatch James Nesbit Matthew McFadyen Rupert Grint Alan Tudyk Colin Salmon (Luton Boy) Dara O'Briain Richard Armitage Any of the above would be excellent. (Yes, even Grint)
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What does FTFAGOC mean ?
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Possibly, fork that for a game of cookers.
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Possibly, fork that for a game of cookers.
I was brought up to respect my elders. I don't respect many people nowadays.
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Benedict Cumberbatch James Nesbit Matthew McFadyen Rupert Grint Alan Tudyk Colin Salmon (Luton Boy) Dara O'Briain Richard Armitage Any of the above would be excellent. (Yes, even Grint)
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Wasn't Colin Salmon Dr Moon?
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Um, can't find it in internet slang site
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As Pete O'H partly alluded it's an acronym for : Fork That For A Game Of Conkers. It's a UK idiom that I don't think I've heard anywhere else but it's relatively common here but whether it's "travelled" around I don't know. You'll have to lookup the game of conkers as it's also particular to UK schoolboys; until the the Health and Safety Executive stepped in and virtually outlawed it because of the risk of injury playing the game. As they say about the HSE, fuck that for a game of conkers. ;)
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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When I first saw Matt Smith as the Doctor I was critical of him as the Doctor. However by the end I have come to think that he is one of my favourite representations of the Doctor - he has the eccentricity as well as humanity and humour that I associate with the Doctor :) It will be interesting to see what happens with John Hurt. I know it won't happen but the living person who most represents the Doctor to me and who, if he was an actor, I think would do very well as the Doctor is Neil deGrasse Tyson Wikiti Clickety[^].
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As Pete O'H partly alluded it's an acronym for : Fork That For A Game Of Conkers. It's a UK idiom that I don't think I've heard anywhere else but it's relatively common here but whether it's "travelled" around I don't know. You'll have to lookup the game of conkers as it's also particular to UK schoolboys; until the the Health and Safety Executive stepped in and virtually outlawed it because of the risk of injury playing the game. As they say about the HSE, fuck that for a game of conkers. ;)
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
Never heard "game of conkers"; I always say "game of soldiers". Was it changed just to confuse the merkins?
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Never heard "game of conkers"; I always say "game of soldiers". Was it changed just to confuse the merkins?
I wanna be a eunuchs developer! Pass me a bread knife!
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Matt Smith is gone at the end of the year[^]. Who'd be good next (love the Bill Nighy suggestion in the comments[^])?
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Who cares.
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Same here "f**k that for a game of soldiers"
When the going gets weird the weird turn pro - Hunter S Thompson RIP
I've not heard of the soldiers version. I remember the conkers version from school and I've heard it used a few times since then. I presume you blokes don't live in the UK?
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
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I've not heard of the soldiers version. I remember the conkers version from school and I've heard it used a few times since then. I presume you blokes don't live in the UK?
If there is one thing more dangerous than getting between a bear and her cubs it's getting between my wife and her chocolate.
