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What would the Doctor and River name their child? “Oh my god, River. We made a person!” The Doctor stared up from the medical scanner screen in the Tardis sickbay, his eyes wide with awe. He stared back down at the small cluster of pink cells showing on the screen. River, sitting on the diagnostic bed, grinned at him flirtily. “Not quite, Sweetie. She’s only four cells so far.” “She? You know it’s a she?” he asked excitedly, his eyes so huge and gleaming he looked ready to burst with excitement. “No, but I’ve got to use some pronoun.” She cocked her head at him. “Are

Subliminal messages abound in The Phantom of the Opera. Some are so entwined in such carefully constructed, phallic metaphors, that it may be difficult to sift through the passionate web of angst and decipher the lyrics' true meanings. So here, for your clarity, I have provided a translation of some of the musical's most elaborate lyrics. The original lyrics will be italicized, while the translations will not. It is my desire that your next viewing of Phantom should be an enlightened one, and my sincerest hope that these translations will clear up any confusion. "The Phantom of the Opera" In sleep he sang to me (I thought this guy was, lik

Oh, LORD, I have done wrong. Sined and allied with Saitin. But you love me anyways. I might not be the pretties, intellegent, athletic, exciting, fun, or joyful type, but you love me anyways. There are reason you created me for, most I don't know yet. But you have made me fore a purpose. Oh, LORD, for you sent your Son to Earth, to die for our sins. My sins. You love me that much, you sent your only Son. I have prayed for friends and have gotten the. I have prayed for joy in sadness and you gave it to me. For your love for me is unbreakable! That is why you sent Jesus to this sin filled word. The temtations of life are not a test on how we re