User talk:--=The Doctor=--

Just so you know, I've moved your article about the "String theory" novels to String theory (novels), and turned the "String Theory" article back into a redirect to String theory. I also added a note early in your article about the novels mentioning that they take place in the Star Trek: Voyager universe; that's a rather important fact about them! (Assuming I have that right: I've never heard of the books myself.) You might want to do a spell check of your article at some point, and eventually you'll want to link to other Wikipedia articles appropriately (as I have with the "Voyager" link; you can copy the syntax from there). Best wishes!--Steuard 21:46, 19 January 2006 (UTC)


 * Ha ha. Now you're caught red handed insulting me!!! Delete it or do it again & you will be blocked for both sexual & bad taste harrassment... Just so you know..... Bye, Spawn Man 00:07, 3 February 2006 (UTC)....

Image licensing
"Permission" for Image:Gcif.jpg isn't good enough, to be legally covered we need the photographer to choose a desired license, such as GFDL, CC. etc. Stan 18:34, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
 * Alright, I'll delete the current image and take a picture myself after the break.

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Fellow Doctor Who Fan
Hello Doctor. You know it's funny my nickname at school is The Doctor and your name here is the Doctor. Now onto buisness, I was wondering if there is a userbox that would say this users favorite Doctor is the Tenth Doctor. If you can find out somehow if there is I would appreciate the help, and please leave a message concering this matter on my talk page please! God Bless! The K.O. King (talk) 17:41, 20 April 2008 (UTC)

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