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Does look like something from the cover of an 80's Spectrum/C64 game - and what's Splinter doing in there?

That said I'll give it a chance.

Ah.

And yes.

Ewwww Nice image.

Would have made a boring cover though.

Cam Kennedy.

But the other two (Gibbons, Wilson) are so close behind it's a microscope finish.

Did someone leave?

Was it anyone of worth?

Tulkas (unimaginative, obvious poster)

I buy enough pointless, yet life-enhancing, tat from Nostalgia & Comics every week.

Ebay is just a source of tat i can't afford, both physically and mentally, to look at.

I just can't.

Can't...

Midnight Surfer.

Great Art.

Great Story.

Great look at Dredd's world

And it's like about self expression and not letting society grind you down, Dude.

Tulkas (reprint it now anyway!)

Runny eye make up!

No!

You hit a woman where it hurts, LMS.

What has a hazelnut in every bite?

I love my Xmas do. All the socially retarded programmers get drunk and come out of their shells for just one night in the year.

Dancing, laughing, smokin, trying it on and being rejected by the admin secretaries (and the company trollop who actually has standards!), tying their ties around their heads like pirates, and swearing at/ giving their 5 year company plans to the poor bemused directors.

And then that one night of wonderful mad free debauchery makes them skulk around in silent embarrassment for the rest of the following year like social retards.

It's the circle of life!

The original theme.

Thank god for small mercies.

Short and sweet.

Didn't McCoy end his run with some speech at the end of his run about there being "places where sound is colour" etc - it was a very long time ago - which kinda outlined his mission?

Best TV series set up ever invented.

 -A character that can be played by anyone.
 - It can be set anywhere, anytime.
 - And though investigating mystery is the prominent storyline any genre can be used.
I read that there's one audio adventure that just has the Doctor and his assistant floating in absolute nothingness for the whole thing.

Tulkas - not a huge fan, but sporting a very big soft spot for the Doctor.

1372 please.

Good on ya, it's a liberating experience.

Working in a slaughterhouse sorting through the offal when i was 16 and fresh out of school. Grim.

Byrds welcome, but strictly with no volvoes!?!

Man, he's picky.