Decide Your Destiny: The Coldest War - Read-along 7

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You don’t wanna know what i misread this as

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I mean I’m at home rn so no, no screwdriver. Had I read this at work in a few hours in an office full of mechanics… yes we have one or two screwdrivers there

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I have an Alan Key, if that helps

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Do you have an Alan?

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He’s my next-door neighbour

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I have no idea what we are talking about anymore - from screwdrivers to alcoholic beverages and next-door neighbours!?

Time for the obligatory Narvin mention!

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48

Sounds like we’re talking about Aunty Iris from that summary!

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I have no idea what’s going on here :laughing:

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Juat calm down and drink tea with me, you’ll be fine

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What type of tea?

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52

Your choice. We have the TARDIS food machine after all

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Great! So I can commit horrible food crimes previously unknown to the universe

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But can I drink water? :thinking:

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It’s not the size, it’s what you do with that counts…

(Sorry, but somebody needed to do that gag…)

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The Coldest War - Page 81

You tell the Doctor you don’t have the screwdriver, but Amy hands it over—she had it after you fetched it for them earlier. You recall following them into a strange blue “police box” that led to the impossible room you’re now in. The Doctor uses the screwdriver, and Amy introduces herself and the TARDIS, a time and space machine. The Doctor explains it can travel anywhere in time and space.

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  • If you ask to go back in time, go to 97.
  • If you don’t believe her, go to 24.
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A time machine? Nah, I don’t buy it!

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If we’re already seeing the impossible with being inside the TARDIS then time travel isn’t much of a stretch either

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This must be how I got that red bicycle on my twelfth birthday! Of course I buy it

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God, these decisions are so boring. I don’t have the screwdriver? Well then Amy does! What’s the point of a choose your own adventure if all the outcomes are predetermined?

Anyway, I am an unknowable being of infinite omnipotence masquerading as a young child, I like to tempt fate. There’s totally no such thing as time travel, so don’t go and try to prove it Doctor.

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It is so strange. This is the seventh one of these that we are doing and they have all been more or less the same in this regard :joy:

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