mahousaru
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It is the Doctor... There is no Who :angry:
Ah damn you're right...
If you insult him, he doesn't deliver, huh?![]()
The angry face was on behalf of Dr Who fans, personally I like anime far more
It is the Doctor... There is no Who :angry:
Ah damn you're right...
If you insult him, he doesn't deliver, huh?![]()
The angry face was on behalf of Dr Who fans, personally I like anime far more![]()
The angry face was on behalf of Dr Who fans, personally I like anime far more![]()
The problem is: I'm one myself, I was just in a haste...
If my girl would read this she'd probably beat me to death with a Tennant-Action-Figure![]()
Ooo beaten by your girl with a "ten inch".....
Just tell her you're being old school. While the "Who" was eventually dropped, it was used as a gag several times in the very early black and whites, and The Doctor even referred to himself as "Doctor W" and "Qui Quo Qua" or whatever it was (the three forms of "who" in Latin) in the early colour seasons as well.The problem is: I'm one myself, I was just in a haste...
If my girl would read this she'd probably beat me to death with a Tennant-Action-Figure![]()
Just tell her you're being old school. While the "Who" was eventually dropped, it was used as a gag several times in the very early black and whites, and The Doctor even referred to himself as "Doctor W" and "Qui Quo Qua" or whatever it was (the three forms of "who" in Latin) in the early colour seasons as well.
I always thought they should have brought back the Doctor Who gags.
"I am the Doctor"
"Doctor? Doctor who?"
"Yes, exactly"
LOL
Actually you will receive it within the next 7 days to me means get it within 7 days.
But "These units ship within 7 days." isn't really open to interpretation, but if it was then personally I would have contacted the sales and asked for confirmation of the meaning, instead of stressing over it.
Actually you will receive it within the next 7 days to me means get it within 7 days.
But "These units ship within 7 days." isn't really open to interpretation, but if it was then personally I would have contacted the sales and asked for confirmation of the meaning, instead of stressing over it.
You're looking at a different page. I'm talking about under "Where to buy", on the main site.
I don't know if I recently entered some sort parallel universe, but the world I use to live in, the vast majority of fluent English speakers knew what the phrase "delivered to you" means. Something is only delivered once it arrives at it destination. The issue isn't that the text is unclear or ambiguous, it's just inaccurate, that's why it should be changed.
I'd consider myself lawyered if it wasn't Wikipedia.This should have been done sooner.... Link
Edit: A delivery begins once an item leaves it's origin. Said delivery is then complete upon reception of said item. Lawyered!
^ Amen. Yeah, you're right though, wikipedia is kind of weak, but for the non believers here's Merriam-Websters.I'd consider myself lawyered if it wasn't Wikipedia.This should have been done sooner.... Link
Edit: A delivery begins once an item leaves it's origin. Said delivery is then complete upon reception of said item. Lawyered!
While I don't doubt that some usage of the term can essentially be a synonym for 'dispatched', that is more likely due to a localised usage than convention. Anyway, the point is relatively moot, as the shop page (though not the one on the official website) has already been changed to use clearer terminology.
No, no war. That wasn't at all my intention. I hope everyone actually gets their Pandora as soon as possible. The more the merrier!
Edit: sp. check.
So by my reckoning, 500 bucks is £310 right ? So I can get a premium pandora for an extra £40 on top of my current order ?
With all these Premiums the production of normal units must really be flying now!
	