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Happens a lot when you start dealing with humans. You wouldn't believe the amount of people who tell me I 'look human,' even though Time Lords were around a lot earlier.

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[Video] miseryismyotp June 27 2011, 21:02:39 UTC

So in essence, we all look like Time Lords?

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[Video] fallsoutofbox June 27 2011, 21:13:03 UTC

From a Time Lord's perspective, yes. In all fairness, we did get there first.

And it is mostly a matter of perspective. But the thing about pre-thirty-fifth-century humans is, at least in my reality, they didn't quite get that. Ran around calling everything else they ran into 'aliens' as though they still thought the whole universe spun around them. Put a lot of other species right off. Hence the aforementioned twitchiness.

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[Video] miseryismyotp June 27 2011, 21:18:46 UTC

But. What.

That makes no sense. How the hell can two species evolve independently from each other and share almost all physical characteristics the exception being really big foreheads apparently? Are you sure our species didn't intermate or something? The odds of us looking exactly alike without prior interaction are astronomical.

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[Video] fallsoutofbox June 27 2011, 21:28:03 UTC

Or, taking it from the other direction, you could say that as time goes on and more and more species start to appear, the odds of two evolving to look similar increases. Anyway, it's only a superficial resemblance.

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[Video] miseryismyotp June 27 2011, 21:31:27 UTC

So on the insides, Time Lords are all filled with Miracle Whip?

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[Video] fallsoutofbox June 27 2011, 21:37:35 UTC

Well. There's some similarities. If you prick us, et cetera. But our physiology and overall biochemistry are vastly different to a human's. Or at least recognizably so.

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