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it formed during a conversation with my friend, where I accidentally wrote "Iknow" and suddenly I was all "iKnow. Doesn't that sound like an iPod slogan that incorporated someone cheeky and a know it all?"

And we all know that the Doctor totally fits such.

Then we got into this discussion about what the Face of Boe was going to say and I think I said something about RTD making the 4 words something completely non sequir, just to make those people who are screaming "We KNOW! it's "You are not alone!"" mad. Then came the long list. "You are googly eyed." "I hate your suit." "Where's the brown one?" "Where did Rose go?" "Bananas are always good. ('YES! finally someone who agrees with me!')" "Good source of potassium." "I AM your father." (I think Nelly thought of something similar before that, but I can't remember what it was.) "You talk too much." etc. etc.

On the topic of Doctor Who, I saw the latest trailer. It sounds pretty cool. Although, as Nelly and I both reflected, he seems to be taking more risks now that Rose is gone.

Then I had my Princeton Review class, drank a cappuccino (And discovered, no matter what they call it, it still sucks. I can't even drink it without shuddering unless it has like 4 packets of sugar.), started drawing this, went home and here it is.

And this concludes this episode of A Peek into the Boring Life of Alice.

Just a little note: The iPod he's holding is a mini, the same type I have. Of course, I already know it's obsolete now, but I think it's the type of thing the Doctor would do. Get the obsolete version (Although, with all the iPods Mac constantly shoots out, in about a year, the nano will be obsolete too.), then jiggery poke it and make it a thousand times cooler than any iPod that ever comes out.

Wonder what he's listening too. Probably something intelligent but oddly eccentric. Like him! Hmm... Mozart? Dancing like that to Mozart is eccentric. Yes. He's listening to Mozart. Probably remembers the ol' chap, eh? Maybe he'll meet him in a future episode.

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it formed during a conversation with my friend, where I accidentally wrote "Iknow" and suddenly I was all "iKnow. Doesn't that sound like an iPod slogan that incorporated someone cheeky and a know it all?"

And we all know that the Doctor totally fits such.

Then we got into this discussion about what the Face of Boe was going to say and I think I said something about RTD making the 4 words something completely non sequir, just to make those people who are screaming "We KNOW! it's "You are not alone!"" mad. Then came the long list. "You are googly eyed." "I hate your suit." "Where's the brown one?" "Where did Rose go?" "Bananas are always good. ('YES! finally someone who agrees with me!')" "Good source of potassium." "I AM your father." (I think Nelly thought of something similar before that, but I can't remember what it was.) "You talk too much." etc. etc.

On the topic of Doctor Who, I saw the latest trailer. It sounds pretty cool. Although, as Nelly and I both reflected, he seems to be taking more risks now that Rose is gone.

Then I had my Princeton Review class, drank a cappuccino (And discovered, no matter what they call it, it still sucks. I can't even drink it without shuddering unless it has like 4 packets of sugar.), started drawing this, went home and here it is.

And this concludes this episode of A Peek into the Boring Life of Alice.

Just a little note: The iPod he's holding is a mini, the same type I have. Of course, I already know it's obsolete now, but I think it's the type of thing the Doctor would do. Get the obsolete version (Although, with all the iPods Mac constantly shoots out, in about a year, the nano will be obsolete too.), then jiggery poke it and make it a thousand times cooler than any iPod that ever comes out.

Wonder what he's listening too. Probably something intelligent but oddly eccentric. Like him! Hmm... Mozart? Dancing like that to Mozart is eccentric. Yes. He's listening to Mozart. Probably remembers the ol' chap, eh? Maybe he'll meet him in a future episode.