Stone: Did you see him?Bog wrote:Holy shit.
To quote an older movie:
"SA-80. 5.56mm. Too fucking small.
We need bigger fucking guns!"
Dick Durkin: That wasnae a him, that was a fucking it!

In one shot you can see Mickey firing it.Kelloggs wrote:I was under the impression that was a Dalek weapon? All lightning-y and stuff? Mind you, digital signal for BBC3 was more artifacts than image, tonight...HGFB wrote:Bog. I've just seen that gun in action on Confidential. You're going to love it

Which begs the question:HGFB wrote:In one shot you can see Mickey firing it.Kelloggs wrote:I was under the impression that was a Dalek weapon? All lightning-y and stuff? Mind you, digital signal for BBC3 was more artifacts than image, tonight...HGFB wrote:Bog. I've just seen that gun in action on Confidential. You're going to love it
Mikey is already there when the doc and rose tun up, so he prolly just bagged from a bin in the main warehouse and his it under teh stage earlier. PWND !Sir_LANs-a-lot wrote:Which begs the question:HGFB wrote:In one shot you can see Mickey firing it.Kelloggs wrote:I was under the impression that was a Dalek weapon? All lightning-y and stuff? Mind you, digital signal for BBC3 was more artifacts than image, tonight...HGFB wrote:Bog. I've just seen that gun in action on Confidential. You're going to love it
"Where did Mickey get it from?"
It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.Matrixxx wrote:Interesting...
http://www.cybuscorporation.com/
now points to:
http://www.torchwood.org.uk/


Aardvarksarron wrote:It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.Matrixxx wrote:Interesting...
http://www.cybuscorporation.com/
now points to:
http://www.torchwood.org.uk/
I wonder what's inside them?

Add a few torchwood logos to them.. See if anyone noticesarron wrote:It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.Matrixxx wrote:Interesting...
http://www.cybuscorporation.com/
now points to:
http://www.torchwood.org.uk/
I wonder what's inside them?
After I took off the crudely stuck on tractor parts labels, it appears they are "Envirofriendly Government Recycled Cybermen". And in the boxes, I found several million paperclips.Wibble wrote:Add a few torchwood logos to them.. See if anyone noticesarron wrote:It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.Matrixxx wrote:Interesting...
http://www.cybuscorporation.com/
now points to:
http://www.torchwood.org.uk/
I wonder what's inside them?
Who's up for some unnoficial T-ShirtsWibble wrote:Add a few torchwood logos to them.. See if anyone noticesarron wrote:It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.Matrixxx wrote:Interesting...
http://www.cybuscorporation.com/
now points to:
http://www.torchwood.org.uk/
I wonder what's inside them?

You are a copyright infringing terrorist and I claim my £5.Matrixxx wrote:Who's up for some unnoficial T-ShirtsWibble wrote:Add a few torchwood logos to them.. See if anyone noticesarron wrote:It's funny you should mention that but a load of crates marked "Tractor engine spare parts" has just arrived at work. Work of course being a top secretive government institution, masquerading as a less secretive government organisation dealing with paperclips.Matrixxx wrote:Interesting...
http://www.cybuscorporation.com/
now points to:
http://www.torchwood.org.uk/
I wonder what's inside them?- I can get sewable logos put onto garments too