Could have been.

"I ain't gettin' in no damn fool time machine, sucker".

"No problem, Mr. Jones. Just drink this cup of tea ......"

A tyrip?

Not for me. I've got the original on DVD.












The reconstruction of course

Dad looks a bit of a hard bastard. There'll be no messin' with his baby girl in no damn fool blue box while he's around.

The Phantom Menace, Attack Of The Clones and Revenge Of The Sith had done that quite nicely for me already.

It's always easy with Elvis and/or a codpiece .... "Is that a light-sabre in your pocket or are you just pleased to see me" Or Elvis pondered Jack's offer to 'love him tender' but decided that might be a difficult promise to keep if he was really filling that cup. There's probably one abou...

I think MacFadyan is the captain, so I'm probably the least of your worries

Actually, you might be better off not coming crying to me :oops: Checking my calculations I find a mistake, The density values should both be x 10^3. This didn't affect the figure for the Earth as I already knew its mass but it did affect the calculation for the Death Star. To cut a long story short...

Well, if you're going to be like that.... next time we're on a space ship heading for certain death in the crushing heart of a black hole and you need someone to calculate an escape trajectory, don't come crying to me

... but it really is the dog's bollocks for any superhero fan whose sexual tastes were shaped by Wonder Woman comics ....

http://www.superdickery.com/bondage/9.html

or Batman's (not so) latent homosexuality ....

http://www.superdickery.com/seduction/1.html

Browse the whole site and enjoy. I do.

<Anorak Back On> Now, what with me being a sad science geek, I've worked it out. What can I say .... I was intrigued by what the answer might be :D I'm assuming the average density of the Earth is 5.5 x 10^3 kg per cubic metre and its radius is 6.378 x 10^6 metres (all accepted values) and I'm givin...