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Turlough loves his pole, oh yes. But in an angsty, 'I'm thinking about killing the Doctor while fondling a pole' kind of way.
So it was only a matter of time before Tegan realised she needed a pole to fondle too.
Much to Turlough's disgust, and Fivey's total indifference. Aw, bless her.
I should add that the moving images are far more dodgy-looking than mere screencaps can convey. *must make animated icon of Turlough's pole, yes*
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No way! They're authentic 80's running shoes surely, my mum's got some exactly the same.
'Yes, Petey, this is what all Edwardian cricketers wore. Including the celery. No really. Shut up now, I'm the
MasterProducer!'(Although, hang on: Ten would know about that...so he'd come back to give him another pair, which would also be cast aside...and...and...then he;d be stuck in a shoe-related recursive loop and never get round to any more adventuring. Bugger, time travel's annoying.)
Do you have a particular excuse for the Fivey dressing up, or is this just for personal amusement, going to Tescos, etc?
I can't stop giggling over that!
The costume thing is just for personal amusement, though it's always useful to have something in case of emergency fancy dress parties. I do tend to like having lots of silly outfits; they do make trips to the supermarket that little bit more interesting!
I am terrible at fancy dress. I got invited to a Titanic party and ended up going as the iceberg, only to discover that the theme was actually 'What you were wearing when the Titanic sank', and everyone else there was in full 1912 costume, with one man wearing (literally) an entire shower cubicle. I felt somewhat like an arse.
Clearly preparation is the way to go:)
Because they only made that up at the last minute in CavesBecause he is prettier when he's unconscious.