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The fortune teller said to Donna "What are you? What will you be? What will 
you be?"

Or maybe she said, "what will you, bee?"

Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up of all 
the bees that have been disappearing.

And what exactly does she will?

Remember, you herd it hear first.

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Donna the Queen Bee. Ho ho very witty.

Seriously? No.

On 27 Jun, 10:41, Bad Wilf  wrote:
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> Donna the Queen Bee. Ho ho very witty.
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I have to say I'm wondering just where the bees are going to fit in.
At least it's a bit more inventive than past season catchphrases.

Phil

Peter Morris  wrote:

> Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up of all
> the bees that have been disappearing.

Well, Donna is a courtesy title (in Italy) for a woman of rank, similar
to Lady so-and-so. A Noble Lady could be a Queen, I suppose.

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Now there is a stinger.
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On 27 Jun, 13:50, "pbow...@aol.com"  wrote:
> On 27 Jun, 10:41, Bad Wilf  wrote:
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> At least it's a bit more inventive than past season catchphrases.

Although no more subtly done!

pbowles@aol.com wrote:
> On 27 Jun, 10:41, Bad Wilf  wrote:
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>>> Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up of
>>> all the bees that have been disappearing.
>>> And what exactly does she will?
>>> Remember, you herd it hear first.
>> Donna the Queen Bee. Ho ho very witty.
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> I have to say I'm wondering just where the bees are going to fit in.
> At least it's a bit more inventive than past season catchphrases.
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> Phil

The bees have been turned into Daleks.

On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 05:50:26 -0700, pbowles@aol.com wrote:

> On 27 Jun, 10:41, Bad Wilf  wrote:
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>> > of all the bees that have been disappearing.
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> I have to say I'm wondering just where the bees are going to fit in. At
> least it's a bit more inventive than past season catchphrases.

It's possible, of course, that RTD is going turn it into an important 
plot pojnt, but the disappearance of the bees is a genuine scientific 
phenomenon.

See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colony_Collapse_Disorder

Dave...

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"The Doctor"  wrote in message
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> >> Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up of
> >> all the bees that have been disappearing.
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> >> Remember, you herd it hear first.
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> >Donna the Queen Bee. Ho ho very witty.
> >
> >Seriously? No.
>
> Now there is a stinger.
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On 27 Jun, 16:25, Mike Morris  wrote:
> On 27 Jun, 13:50, "pbow...@aol.com"  wrote:
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> > > > all the bees that have been disappearing.
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> > > Donna the Queen Bee. Ho ho very witty.
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> > I have to say I'm wondering just where the bees are going to fit in.
> > At least it's a bit more inventive than past season catchphrases.
>
> Although no more subtly done!

True, but on the subject of story arcs you brought up in another
thread, one of the good things about this one is that it makes sense
in isolation in a way that "Bad Wolf" or "Mr Saxon" don't. It can just
be taken as a passing comment about bees, which as others have pointed
out is really happening in reality (although to honeybees, not the
bumblebees Sylvia mentions - which are in decline for the usual
reasons of habitat loss and climate change).

Phil

Bad Wilf wrote:

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That's what I was going to say - little buzzy Daleks with a jam fixation.

On 27 Jun, 20:51, Gareth  wrote:
> Bad Wilf wrote:
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> That's what I was going to say - little buzzy Daleks with a jam fixation.

Didn't you know? There's no such thing as bees, they're just
miniaturised Daleks in fancy dress, a clever ruse to escape the Time
War. The buzzing is them crying "EXTERMINATE! EXTERMINATE!" from
bodies a centimetre long (or it could be "POLLINATE! POLLINATE!" It's
hard to be sure), and the sting is a small Dalek gun.

Phil

In article <dxb9k.16934$E41.9444@text.news.virginmedia.com>,
Gareth   wrote:
>Bad Wilf wrote:
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>> The bees have been turned into Daleks.
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>That's what I was going to say - little buzzy Daleks with a jam fixation.

Can honey exterminate?
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The Doctor wrote:
> In article <dxb9k.16934$E41.9444@text.news.virginmedia.com>,
> Gareth   wrote:
>> Bad Wilf wrote:
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>>> The bees have been turned into Daleks.
>> That's what I was going to say - little buzzy Daleks with a jam fixation.
> 
> Can honey exterminate?

    Yup.  Can't feed it to young'uns, it'll kill'em

If your honey is Norman YES

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should be kept. If it doesn't, the belief should not only be discarded, but
the thinker must also then question why he was led to believe the erroneous


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> In article <dxb9k.16934$E41.9444@text.news.virginmedia.com>,
> Gareth   wrote:
> >Bad Wilf wrote:
> >
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> >> The bees have been turned into Daleks.
> >
> >That's what I was going to say - little buzzy Daleks with a jam fixation.
>
> Can honey exterminate?
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On Jun 27, 3:01 pm, matthew.sylves...@gmail.com (Matthew Sylvester)
wrote:
> Peter Morris  wrote:
> > Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up of all
> > the bees that have been disappearing.
>
> Well, Donna is a courtesy title (in Italy) for a woman of rank, similar
> to Lady so-and-so. A Noble Lady could be a Queen, I suppose.

Isn't a Noble lady, A female Lord?

Is Donna a timelady?

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maffster  wrote:

> Isn't a Noble lady, A female Lord?
> Is Donna a timelady?

Sounds good to me...

In article ,
maffster   wrote:
>On Jun 27, 3:01 pm, matthew.sylves...@gmail.com (Matthew Sylvester)
>wrote:
>> Peter Morris  wrote:
>> > Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up of all
>> > the bees that have been disappearing.
>>
>> Well, Donna is a courtesy title (in Italy) for a woman of rank, similar
>> to Lady so-and-so. A Noble Lady could be a Queen, I suppose.
>
>Isn't a Noble lady, A female Lord?
>
>Is Donna a timelady?
>


Born to human parents?
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should be kept. If it doesn't, the belief should not only be discarded, but
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> In article
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> maffster   wrote:
> >On Jun 27, 3:01 pm, matthew.sylves...@gmail.com (Matthew Sylvester)
> >wrote:
> >> Peter Morris  wrote:
> >> > Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up
of all
> >> > the bees that have been disappearing.
> >>
> >> Well, Donna is a courtesy title (in Italy) for a woman of rank, similar
> >> to Lady so-and-so. A Noble Lady could be a Queen, I suppose.
> >
> >Isn't a Noble lady, A female Lord?
> >
> >Is Donna a timelady?
> >
>
>
> Born to human parents?
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In message <7rY8k.16541$E41.8479@text.news.virginmedia.com>, Peter 
Morris  writes
>Or maybe she said, "what will you, bee?"
>
>Is Donna a bee? Maybe she's the queen of bees. Maybe she is made up of 
>all the bees that have been disappearing.
>
I hope you're wrong. Because even for RTD that would be NAFF :-)

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