I’m
starting something a little new this month, which is basically a
month-in-review. On the last day of each month, I’ll take a look
back at the entire month, both things that I’ve commented on, and
reviewed on the site, as well as possibly a few other things in the
month that have caught my interest.
June
was a fairly slow month overall, but it opened with the news that
Matt Smith is leaving Doctor Who in this year’s
Christmas special. This led to much speculation about who might be the next Doctor,
but that speculation seems to have simmered off for the time being.
Although I haven’t written a post on it (because there’s nothing
concrete to write about), there have been tons of bizarre and often
conflicting rumours over the past couple weeks about more missing
episodes having been found. Numbers as high as 90 are floating
around. Another popular (and perhaps more believable) number is 17.
Of course, even the find of one missing episode would be exciting
news, if true. Whether there’s a kernel of truth to this particular
round of rumours remains to be seen.
With the TV show off the air until November, there were no Doctor Who episodes to review this month, but I did review the book Queers Dig Time Lords.
A
couple weeks ago, I posted about this Kickstarter campaign to place a TARDIS in orbit.
The campaign closed yesterday having raised $88,880, passing their
second stretch goal after an initial goal of $33,000. I’m very
curious to learn when the actual launch will take place!
I’ve
fallen a bit behind on my Pathfinder reviews, meaning I only got to
three this month (Doom Comes to Dustpawn, Ultimate Campaign, and The Frozen Stars). This means
I’ve got a backlog of products to get through, so expect lots of
those over the next couple of weeks. I’ll also have some reviews of
the newest products for the Doctor Who: Adventures in Time and Space game,
which have finally been released!
For
some time now, my wife has wanted me to do a post about some of the
unusual search keywords that bring people to this site. The vast
majority of search keywords are pretty normal and self-explanatory,
such as “steven moffat sexist” or “doctor who sexist” or
various things referring to Pathfinder products. Some others are a
bit unusual, but you can generally understand how they came about,
such as the website address as keyword (presumably from people
entering the address in the wrong field of their browsers). However,
every now and then, I see some search words that are a little more
bizarre. Sometimes, I’m not even sure how those words led people to
this site. So I’ve been keeping a list of some of the best to
share. Here they are (all spelling mistakes are replicated exactly):
but
then moffat – I can see how
this would bring people to this site, but it’s the arrangement of
the words I find amusing. But then Moffat...what?
female
doctor dices – This is
possibly a direct search for this site, just with a misspelling of
dice, but it does
create an interesting image in my mind. What exactly is this female
Doctor dicing? Tomatoes perhaps? Cucumbers?
docrors
looking at girls with dig tits –
I’m actually impressed that somebody looking for porn would forgo
the porn and come to this site instead!
dr
sexist children delivery thank you
– Okay, the dr sexist
part I can understand. The rest? Uh...
why
does everyone hate act 6 – Act
6 of what?
And
my favourite:
dead
people
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