Obviously because you can't have that much splendiferousness all in one place or it'd tilt the Earth's axis all skittywumpus.
Well, our doctor has been named by "the Scotsman" as the most eligible man in Scotland...
here
(Rory Lamont is down at 10? are they mad! He should definitely be in the top 5!)
Nice list! The first is definitely the right choice! Though, reading where everyone on this list lives (Tony Curran in LA, for example), the list should be called most eligible Scotsmen, not men in Scotland, as very few are actually IN Scotland, it seems.
[QUOTE BY= mad4plaid] the list should be called most eligible Scotsmen, not men in Scotland, as very few are actually IN Scotland, it seems.[/QUOTE]
Obviously because you can't have that much splendiferousness all in one place or it'd tilt the Earth's axis all skittywumpus.
There was something on a couple of weeks ago in which David Tennant played a driving instructor (I didnt actually see it - although I literally caught a few seconds of it as I doing my shoelaces up!).
As trendy as he looks when he plays the Doctor (I hate to use that word, but in this instance I can't think of a better one), he also makes a fantastically convincing complete nerd. I'm not talking about the way he portayed his character - simply the way he looked. He made a perfect Christmas jumper wearing, spectacled berk. If you didnt know him as a well cool 900 year old travelling Time Lord, you really would've believed he was a middle aged bore from north of the border (a bit like Andy Murray).
[QUOTE BY= constantirritant] [QUOTE BY= mad4plaid] the list should be called most eligible Scotsmen, not men in Scotland, as very few are actually IN Scotland, it seems.[/QUOTE]
Obviously because you can't have that much splendiferousness all in one place or it'd tilt the Earth's axis all skittywumpus.
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obviously! (skittywumpus... is that from the same dialect of English as timey-whimey?)
[QUOTE BY= Tardis-Knight] There was something on a couple of weeks ago in which David Tennant played a driving instructor (I didnt actually see it - although I literally caught a few seconds of it as I doing my shoelaces up!).
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I think it was call Learners.
back in the 1960's it was probably sean connery.
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