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All right, forget that approach.
Y'know, the good thing about time travel is the ability to deliberate on certain issues that otherwise would be quite urgent and require immediate action or response. Mind you, that's hoping I get the times right in the first place.
So, memetime from Peter, ((OOC watch me bendy time things back, like, hours ago, hooray Heroes starting again!)) five questions, and, well, yeah, a coupld of 'em are pretty repetative, but that's all right, inquiring minds wanna know.
1. What's your favorite time period?
I've got a soft spot for the Greeks, to be honest.
2. If you weren't a time traveling Time Lord, what would you be?
Bored as hell,
3. What's your favorite book? Why?
That's a toss-up. Between The Mystery of Edwin Drood and The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. Both by Charles Dickens. The first one he was gonna name after a bit of an adventure yours truly had; too bad he never got to finish it. Nickleby because I really like the protagonist. He's so...Human. If y'know what I mean.
4. What's your greatest joy?
I go on a trip and nobody dies. Trust me, best feelin' in the universe. (And by trip, I don't mean just poppin' by for a party somewhere.)
5. If you had to be any of your incarnations except for the one you are right now, which one would you be?
My first one. Earlier on, not that cantankerous old fool I became.
Y'know, the good thing about time travel is the ability to deliberate on certain issues that otherwise would be quite urgent and require immediate action or response. Mind you, that's hoping I get the times right in the first place.
So, memetime from Peter, ((OOC watch me bendy time things back, like, hours ago, hooray Heroes starting again!)) five questions, and, well, yeah, a coupld of 'em are pretty repetative, but that's all right, inquiring minds wanna know.
1. What's your favorite time period?
I've got a soft spot for the Greeks, to be honest.
2. If you weren't a time traveling Time Lord, what would you be?
Bored as hell,
3. What's your favorite book? Why?
That's a toss-up. Between The Mystery of Edwin Drood and The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby. Both by Charles Dickens. The first one he was gonna name after a bit of an adventure yours truly had; too bad he never got to finish it. Nickleby because I really like the protagonist. He's so...Human. If y'know what I mean.
4. What's your greatest joy?
I go on a trip and nobody dies. Trust me, best feelin' in the universe. (And by trip, I don't mean just poppin' by for a party somewhere.)
5. If you had to be any of your incarnations except for the one you are right now, which one would you be?
My first one. Earlier on, not that cantankerous old fool I became.