Aren't books awesome.
Okay I think I have found an explanation for dimensionally transindental (aka how the TARDIS works) in a Terry Pratchett novel of all places. If you shrink time you can expand space. As there isn't really much time in the Tardis in any practical sense ie things don't age/go off etc then you could you could use all the excess continuum to make more space. Brilliant!
Secondly I have found The Book. No not that book, but my Book. Have you ever held a book and just touching it has made you quiver? It is a copy of "Tales from the perilous realm." by Tolkien, which is quite possibly my favourite book of all time anyway, but this hard back is so beautifully illustrated and awesome. Only I can't buy anything for myself in November (personal rule) in case somebody buys it for me for Christmas and it causes complications. Role on December 27th so I can get my book! Also if you haven't read it I would advise you to do so. it is a collection of short stories and poems so don't worry if the epic scale of his other works is a little off putting. On the other hand if you like epics read the Silmarillion. It is awesome although very very epic.
Secondly I have found The Book. No not that book, but my Book. Have you ever held a book and just touching it has made you quiver? It is a copy of "Tales from the perilous realm." by Tolkien, which is quite possibly my favourite book of all time anyway, but this hard back is so beautifully illustrated and awesome. Only I can't buy anything for myself in November (personal rule) in case somebody buys it for me for Christmas and it causes complications. Role on December 27th so I can get my book! Also if you haven't read it I would advise you to do so. it is a collection of short stories and poems so don't worry if the epic scale of his other works is a little off putting. On the other hand if you like epics read the Silmarillion. It is awesome although very very epic.