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Take a look at the history. It explicitly said the word was Gallifreyan. | Take a look at the history. It explicitly said the word was Gallifreyan. | ||
Anyone else think Amy is also the one who came up with it and isn't just a model for it. I thought about putting it in but decided to see if anyone else thought so too. I mean the name is something she came across while traveling with the doctor and the slogan is based on one of her nicknames. | Anyone else think Amy is also the one who came up with it and isn't just a model for it. I thought about putting it in but decided to see if anyone else thought so too. I mean the name is something she came across while traveling with the doctor and the slogan is based on one of her nicknames. [[User:GrimmShadows|GrimmShadows]] [[User talk:GrimmShadows|<span title="Talk to me">☎</span>]] 17:01, December 24, 2012 (UTC) | ||
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"Petrichor" is not Gallifreyan. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrichor
- We never said it was and we're already linking to the wikipedia page. -<Azes13 ☎ 02:59, October 30, 2012 (UTC)
Take a look at the history. It explicitly said the word was Gallifreyan.
Anyone else think Amy is also the one who came up with it and isn't just a model for it. I thought about putting it in but decided to see if anyone else thought so too. I mean the name is something she came across while traveling with the doctor and the slogan is based on one of her nicknames. GrimmShadows ☎ 17:01, December 24, 2012 (UTC)
