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[allpurposescarf]

[And here we have a new face. One who seems to have a fairly interesting choice in clothes, if the over-long scarf is any indication. Still, he doesn't seem to mind it any. In fact, he seems to be far more interested in the communicator itself.]

Ah, there we are. You know, it really is fascinating how many different ways to talk to people there are. You’d think that sooner or later all devices like this one would end up looking he same, but I’ve seen so many different kinds, over the years. And none of them are at all alike, except in what they do. Communication, no matter what form it takes.

So, hello, then! How are you all doing, out there?

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[allpurposescarf]

A gummi-- that sounds terribly unsafe to fly in. No, we use my ship. Much less sticky.

[seasaltkeys]

They're actually pretty sturdy...I think.

[He's going off memories right now.]

What kind of ship do you use?

[allpurposescarf]

She's called the TARDIS.

[seasaltkeys]

Don't think I've heard of it.

[allpurposescarf]

Of course not! She's one of a kind. But she's a wonderful ship.

[seasaltkeys]

Sounds neat.

[allpurposescarf]

Only neat? She's much more than that!

[seasaltkeys]

How?

[allpurposescarf]

Well, for a start, she's not just a spaceship. She travels in time as well.

[seasaltkeys]

So you have a time machine?

[How does that work with the books hang on mind being blown.]

[allpurposescarf]

You could call her that, yes.

[seasaltkeys]

Okay, that's actually pretty cool.

That makes you a time traveller.

[allpurposescarf]

I should certainly hope it did! Otherwise I'm not at all sure what I've been doing with myself so far.

[seasaltkeys]

But that's really cool. I thought you could only do stuff like that in movies.

[allpurposescarf]

Ah, well. I suppose I can't be surprised. It does take a good bit of work to actually manage it.