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apocalypsosSo, yeah, the clock.
It's night-time, right? Dark outside, "the morning's a long way away," and all that. Except when the clock changes from 11:59 to 12:00, it switches from AM to PM rather than the other way around.
This entire season is a series of "It's probably nothing, but ..." over and over again. :)
EDIT: Oh! And in "The Beast Below," when the voting booth is telling Amy her information, the computer voice states her age as 1306 years and the television screens say 1308 years.
It's probably nothing, BUT.
It's night-time, right? Dark outside, "the morning's a long way away," and all that. Except when the clock changes from 11:59 to 12:00, it switches from AM to PM rather than the other way around.
This entire season is a series of "It's probably nothing, but ..." over and over again. :)
EDIT: Oh! And in "The Beast Below," when the voting booth is telling Amy her information, the computer voice states her age as 1306 years and the television screens say 1308 years.
It's probably nothing, BUT.
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Date: 2010-05-04 02:36 pm (UTC)Maybe one counts her biological age and the other her historical age, which would make sense if she travels with the doctor for two years?