Redacted UNIT personnel file: Filer, Bill

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Having surveyed the perimeter, security measures and intelligence regarding the illustrious TARDIS Guide, UNIT has deemed it proper protocol to divulge the non-classified information pertaining to our agent Bill Filer, Washington division.
Bill Filer has been a great asset as an international field operative, notoriously during the halted invasion of Axos by use of Axonite near the Nuton Power Complex. Though sometimes prone to a streak of disregarding the proper chain of command, the results from Bill Filer’s field work are immaculate.

Interestingly enough a second layer of information has been found on Bill Filer and his current whereabouts:

Hi, I suppose it is time for an introduction :slightly_smiling_face:
My proper name is Rasmus, I was born in 1986 and live in Jutland, Denmark.
I live with my wife who I’ve been together with since 2003. I have 3 sons ages 11, 8 and 5. None of them are Who fans (I’ve given up on that front with my wife - but all three boys love sci-fi and fantasy so I’ll probably indoctrinate them to the Whoniverse at some point)
I read quite a lot and am currently going through the Virgin New Adventures in order.
I love nature and am in my element when walking in forests or along the beach (preferably with some Big Finish in my ears :wink:)
I studied Language and International Studies at Aalborg University in Northern Denmark, these studies included textual, discursive and linguistic analysis as well as having a focus on grammar. So I apologise profusely in advance if my posts, topics and analyses are influenced by this :slightly_smiling_face:
I can’t wait to interact with you all on the forum and the different clubs that are available on this great site.

End of file.

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Welcome!

Sorry, I hadn’t read this yet because honestly the title made me confused and I thought it was a thread about a UNIT character I hadn’t read about yet :joy:

Good to hear you’re on the VNA ride that we’ve just begun too - hopefully we catch up and can discuss them together.

I definitely think you should encourage your sons to get into Doctor Who! It’s VERY important :smiley:

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That’s fair, I just thought I would have a bit of fun with the title :grin: It’s good to be here!

And in regards to the VNAs I might just be the kind of nerd who has already begun taken notes on the books I’ve recently read to clear up a bit of time for reading new books instead of re-reading them again for the book club in 18 months :grimacing::joy:

I actually sat and watched “The Giggle” today and was joined by my 8 year old 10 minutes into the thing. He had a million questions but absolutely loved the bi-generation! There was a slight language barrier as he is on the “My name is” and naming colours stage of learning English and not a strong enough reader to follow along with the subtitles yet - not complaining there, I much prefer the English subtitles :blush: Translation from English into Danish is always a bit problematic due to grammatic differences.
But I am just debating with myself what I need to show him next to get him hooked :slightly_smiling_face:

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Welcome!

…You know, by looking at the several ages the other users gave in their introductions, I’m starting to think I’m one of the few “youngsters” here on this site.

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Just think about what having a “youngster” around is making the others of us feel - old, gray and dusty that’s what :wink:

Joke aside I think it is great that we have a lot of different ages and nationalities - gives a lot of diversity and different perspectives to the conversation :slightly_smiling_face:

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A fellow linguist!!! How exciting!!!

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