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I am well aware of the fact that Godmother's are USUALLY named when a child is BAPTISED(not born) and a)Time Lords(or Gallifreyans) are NOT human so they might have a different custom. b)Since Godmother is something of a religious connotation it is entirely possible, perhaps even probable, that Time Lords do not have the custom at all, since they are portrayed as being rather unreligious. c)As I noted he travels around a lot so it is entirely possible that he encountered some culture with the practice and was 'adopted' by someone as a godson(looked up Jonathan Frakes and Alfre Woodward, she has apparently declared herself his godmother, so it can happen later even on earth)[[User:Doorofnight|Doorofnight]] 03:22, June 6, 2010 (UTC) | I am well aware of the fact that Godmother's are USUALLY named when a child is BAPTISED(not born) and a)Time Lords(or Gallifreyans) are NOT human so they might have a different custom. b)Since Godmother is something of a religious connotation it is entirely possible, perhaps even probable, that Time Lords do not have the custom at all, since they are portrayed as being rather unreligious. c)As I noted he travels around a lot so it is entirely possible that he encountered some culture with the practice and was 'adopted' by someone as a godson(looked up Jonathan Frakes and Alfre Woodward, she has apparently declared herself his godmother, so it can happen later even on earth)[[User:Doorofnight|Doorofnight]] 03:22, June 6, 2010 (UTC) | ||
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Hello, The Nth Doctor here. Anything you want to talk about? Feel free to ask!The Nth Doctor 22:34, November 24, 2009 (UTC)
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The Twin Dilemma
HI, thanks for your recent additions. While it isn't against our manual of style it is preferable not to copy large swathes of text from wikepdia we're seeking to create a unique separate encyclopaedia (more info see Tardis:Manual of style#Use of material from Wikipedia). Thanks. --Tangerineduel 05:38, November 25, 2009 (UTC)
Thank You
Thank You so much for fixing World War Three I did exactly what you did but seemed to make it worse so I don't know what happened I usually know what to do but like I said for some strange reason didn't work. Thanks again. -- Michael Downey 20:46, February 23, 2010 (UTC)
Yeah that's what I did but like I said for some reason just didn't work. So thanks anyway. -- Michael Downey 20:56, February 23, 2010 (UTC)
Just a quick note
Just a quick note on the Medusoids article you recently created. Remember to write all in-universe articles in past tense (were rather than are). Also when adding the species stub use {{species stub}} rather than just adding the category (as the template adds a tag alerting that it is a stub as well as adding the category). Thanks. --Tangerineduel 16:12, April 19, 2010 (UTC)
Roman Rory and DoctorWhoTV
After your edit to Cold Blood, I took a quick look at http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/pandorica-pics-new-info-6135.htm and http://doctorwhotv.co.uk/cold-blood-spoilers-6148.htm and couldn't find anything about Rory in a gladiator outfit. Also, from what I can tell, the entire TARDIS crew may be visiting Roman Britain, so there could be other reasons for Rory to be in a Roman getup. Also, I'm not sure what a gladiator uniform is. Can you put in a reference? (If you don't know how to use the ref tag, just add the link on the Talk page and I can do it.) --Falcotron 00:21, May 27, 2010 (UTC)
It sounds like they're discussing the same picture of Rory in Auxilliary armor that I read about elsewhere, not in a gladiator outfit. Which makes more sense. Anyway, thanks for adding the link; very nice! --Falcotron 06:50, May 27, 2010 (UTC)
Godmothers
I am well aware of the fact that Godmother's are USUALLY named when a child is BAPTISED(not born) and a)Time Lords(or Gallifreyans) are NOT human so they might have a different custom. b)Since Godmother is something of a religious connotation it is entirely possible, perhaps even probable, that Time Lords do not have the custom at all, since they are portrayed as being rather unreligious. c)As I noted he travels around a lot so it is entirely possible that he encountered some culture with the practice and was 'adopted' by someone as a godson(looked up Jonathan Frakes and Alfre Woodward, she has apparently declared herself his godmother, so it can happen later even on earth)Doorofnight 03:22, June 6, 2010 (UTC)
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Are you by any chance the same user on Doctor Who Answers? The Thirteenth Doctor 21:17, June 20, 2010 (UTC)
