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I feel like the solution to this starts with t and ends with s.
Thank you. It's time people started taking Trebuchets seriously as a mode of transport.
It's a one-way ticket because you won't need more.
Trams rights are trains rights.
Tires.
I know what you're thinking but we'd have to create whole different kind of sewer network if you wanted to travel via toilets (a la harold halibut)
Using Tardises (is that the correct plural) wouldn't just cause a mess in space but also in time.
I think the plural is tardii? Unclear, may need to rewatch
I don't think Gallifreyan has a Latin root
But Latin may have a Gallifreyan root?
Genuine question: is this canon?
I have no idea tbh, I just offered a hypothesis, but I haven't dug that deep into the language lore of Doctor Who.
Would be absolutely tremendous if canon, I was just pissing about but am totally here for the theory
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(Wikipedia)
So, for its plural, I'd go for Tardises, as it doesn't change the letters building the acronym.
tssssssss like the sound of a perforated tire
Mmm, yes, destroy people's tires so they have to buy new ones (at least a pair with 2WD cars, or an entire set if you destroy just one tire on a proper AWD/4WD car). Surely more tires being dumped in landfills and more new tires being manufactured is good for the planet
yea I don't see the logic either
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