Not sure what this says about me, but I love this video.
LOVE it.
If you have to ask what a tardis is, we can no longer be friends. Sorry.
thank you kc dyer for the link!
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6 comments:
*sniffle!*
We can't be friends? How about if I scoot right off and find out what a tardis is? Can we still be friends then?
(Buddy? Do the 'puppy eyes' thing.)
Fine as long as you a) look up tardis and b) watch some Dr. Who.
And don't say "Dr. Who?"
Time and Relative Dimension(s) in Space...Tardis! Pal!
(My word verification for this comment was "nodian" which I think would be a marvelous species name, don't you? Random generators are fun! Well, for those of us easily amused...)
I loved this so much I showed it to my kids. And now I want to build a Tardis.
Let's all build ourselves a tardis. Then we can visit each other more easily.
This gal is brilliant and fun to watch! I'm so glad she built her own Tardis and recorded the process for us to enjoy and marvel over :-)
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