The band's name is The New Pornographers. The 4003 appears to be White with black trim.
Rickenbacker Sighting
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Rickenbacker Sighting
I happened to be flipping through channels last night and caught a glimpse of a RIC 4003 on David Letterman's show; fortunately, I was able to pop a tape into the VCR and caught enough of it to get this shot:
The band's name is The New Pornographers. The 4003 appears to be White with black trim.
The band's name is The New Pornographers. The 4003 appears to be White with black trim.
It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. - Seneca
Very nice capture Gary. Then again, Dr. Who always had the technology.
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Remember when the Doctor and Romana I (and some other dude) were being slowly stretched on an automatic torture rack, and the Doctor yells out a high pitch scream to try to break the skylight window by sound waves. Romana looks at him in disbelief and says, "Come on Doctor! It's not that bad yet!" ??
Or when Romana asked K-9 a simple question, and K-9 started some drawn out encyclopedic explanation. She interrupts him and says, "Forget it!" and walks away. A second later K-9 says (to no one), "Memory erased!" ??
Or when Romana asked K-9 a simple question, and K-9 started some drawn out encyclopedic explanation. She interrupts him and says, "Forget it!" and walks away. A second later K-9 says (to no one), "Memory erased!" ??
"Are these 'taxes' some sort of ritual sacrifice, Doctor?"
"Yes, but more painful"
Or something like that, from "The Sunmakers".
"What be 'tea'?"
The Doctor: "Oh, a noxious infusion of oriental leaves...[can't remember the rest, something about containing high levels of something or other] "
"Sounds an evil brew, it does."
The Doctor: "Yes it does. Personally, I rather like it."
From "The Awakening".
"Yes, but more painful"
Or something like that, from "The Sunmakers".
"What be 'tea'?"
The Doctor: "Oh, a noxious infusion of oriental leaves...[can't remember the rest, something about containing high levels of something or other] "
"Sounds an evil brew, it does."
The Doctor: "Yes it does. Personally, I rather like it."
From "The Awakening".
It is better, of course, to know useless things than to know nothing. - Seneca