Real-Life Weirdness

[Bruno]

Originally Posted by Flyndaran

I wondered about the supposed reason for escape. Captive raised dolphins have a tendency to seek affection from human trainers rather than strange wild dolphins.

Heck, strange wild dolphins have sought "affection" from random human swimmers.

[vicky_molokh]

Originally Posted by Bruno

Heck, strange wild dolphins have sought "affection" from random human swimmers.

Well, Dolphins seem like the poster child for a Racial Template involving Xenophilia. Which only gets more obvious with those that are also Lecherous.

[Anaraxes]

Originally Posted by vicky_molokh

Well, Dolphins seem like the poster child for a Racial Template involving Xenophilia. Which only gets more obvious with those that are also Lecherous.

Xenophilia is Dr. Who. Plus Lecherous is Jack Harkness.

[adm]

Anaraxes;

May I steal that as a Sig Quote?

[Anaraxes]

Originally Posted by adm

May I steal that as a Sig Quote?

Certainly. I'm flattered that you like it.

[RevBob]

Originally Posted by Anaraxes

Xenophilia is Dr. Who. Plus Lecherous is Jack Harkness.

Jack isn't a xenophile; he's an omniphile.

[Irish Wolf]

Originally Posted by RevBob

Jack isn't a xenophile; he's an omniphile.

Plus Lecherous. "So many lifeforms, so little time..."

[Flyndaran]

Originally Posted by Irish Wolf

Plus Lecherous. "So many lifeforms, so little time..."

From the few episodes I've seen, Lecherousness is a requirement for employment at Torchwood.

[johndallman]

Originally Posted by Anaraxes

... Lecherous is Jack Harkness.

Wikipedia claims that Jack is based on Biggles. I think I'll just conclude that Wikipedia, in the RAF phrase, "was having a funny five minutes" in preference to straining my boggling muscles.

[Anders]

Originally Posted by Anaraxes

Xenophilia is Dr. Who. Plus Lecherous is Jack Harkness.

What's Captain Kirk?