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So, I'm in Heroes-themed game of Mafia, and we dead players like to have our fun. Naturally, we refer to the police box Claude seems to hang around.

At this point, we've named a "Harkness" and The Master, and have referrred to a time vortex, as well as travel through time and space. However, we seem to have, as a group, tacitly agreed to never refer to the TARDIS as anything but "that police box" or "that phone booth."

Also, a thought experiment I put forth in the thread, as I am both Future Hiro and dead: If I'm in that police box, and I teleport to the same place, five minutes into the future, and in those five minutes, the police box travels through time and space, where and when do I wind up?

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So, I'm in Heroes-themed game of Mafia, and we dead players like to have our fun. Naturally, we refer to the police box Claude seems to hang around.

At this point, we've named a "Harkness" and The Master, and have referrred to a time vortex, as well as travel through time and space. However, we seem to have, as a group, tacitly agreed to never refer to the TARDIS as anything but "that police box" or "that phone booth."

Also, a thought experiment I put forth in the thread, as I am both Future Hiro and dead: If I'm in that police box, and I teleport to the same place, five minutes into the future, and in those five minutes, the police box travels through time and space, where and when do I wind up?

Google tells me it is not technically a new word, but it hasn't had this meaning before.

My favorite word I've ever coined: "inter-met" A verb best used only when the past tense or participle is called for; to have met in cyberspace.

"copperbadge is one of the most awesome people I have ever inter-met."

Google tells me it is not technically a new word, but it hasn't had this meaning before.

My favorite word I've ever coined: "inter-met" A verb best used only when the past tense or participle is called for; to have met in cyberspace.

"copperbadge is one of the most awesome people I have ever inter-met."