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Invid wrote:Is it still as gay as the original?
After episode 3, it leapfrogged Will & Grace and is now gayer than Glee and moving into Queer as Folk territory.
I complained the first two weeks about Jack not being gay enough. Roommate turns to me after this episode and goes: "Gay enough now?"
I honestly didn't think Teague would go for it.
Shows what I know.
What was that?
(I'll remove it later. I promise.)
Maybe I'll update this next week.
Maybe.
Fixed. Some asshole put quotes in a movie title and I forgot to parse them out in the archive script.
Whoops.
Seriously. The Tardis has a pool and several squash courts. Does a star destroyer have that? No.
You know what a star destroyer has? Health and safety classrooms and infirmaries to mend the broken bones of people who fall off the precarious catwalks and ledges with no railings.
Oddly, both have bunk beds.
<3
The worst part was the chafing.
This might be my favorite (: holden : is still pretty hard to beat).
I am so adding that to the emotes when I get some free time today. Expect by the end of the day.
That's funny. I made Teague his own circle as well.
It's called "God Damn It".
I feel like you need to watch (at the very least) Children of Earth before this. There are a lot of spots that make more sense having seen Season 3, even if they're not important to the plot. I will give Davies a lot of credit, though: he did a pretty good job of combining elements of American TV into the series without taking too much away from what makes TW what it is.
Although Jack was certainly not flamboyant enough for me in this episode.
I'm sorry that real computer scientists use Windows and/or Linux to develop things.
Maybe someday, Harbin. Maybe someday.
I have plans to still make that happen.
They involve a police box.
Netflix affiliate links are really going to come down to traffic; with 169 registered users on the forum and limited regional availability, it may not generate sufficient income to support the show on its own. Are there enough downloads per week to make commercial sponsorship of episodes viable?
Short answer: Probably, but it's probably not worth it (yet).
Long answer: I would venture to guess that way less than 10% of DIF listeners have actually been to the site more than once. Most of our traffic is through iTunes/RSS/etc, which is fine, although I've been bugging Teague about trying to get more direct traffic to the site somehow.
Edit: Looked at some figures, made the percentage smaller. Also, clarification.
If there's one thing I want remembered from my years as DIF's whipping boy, it will be that image.
I certainly wouldn't trust me in the event of a zombie apocalypse. I don't know what you guys are on, but I want some.
Quick, someone make a meme of that!
I have no idea what happened to the old thread. It simply does not exist anywhere.
Done.
Actually, on that note, we should make a 404 page.
The Black Mages.
Nerd nostalgia. 'Nuff said.
: holden :
I thought it was fitting. 
Let's see if this works.
: dorkman : (without the spaces)
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