Captain Harkness

[KingAndy]

In my personal canon he is a 1500-year-old ex-Time-Agent, ex-con-man from the 51st Century (by way of the 19th).

[Imp. Severn Felix]

He has never read Gravity's Rainbow, but he mentions the work in conversation in order to come across as cultured.

[TemporalParadox]

He once had an awkward moment... just to see what it felt like.

He is... the most interesting man in the world.


No, but really, I get it too. I think.

[Captain Hat]

...He has discovered, through his travels, that the most important development in human history, was the invention of dry wall.

Turns out dry wall is impervious to lasers of the 51st Century.

[Imp. Severn Felix]

He never cleans the sloam off his soap dish. If he admitted that there was a good reason for this behaviour, you'd already have more information than is safe.

[KingAndy]

OH COME ON PEOPLE.

(I'd like to revise my original estimate of his age upwards by 2000 years, I forgot the period he spent buried in the ground underneath Cardiff.)

[Captain Hat]

You also forgot the adventures he had when he went by the name "Abraham Lincoln."

[Imp. Severn Felix]

Yes, the Eisenhower era was quite a time for ol' Abe.

[Him.]

<chuckle>

Time . . . .

[Imp. Severn Felix]

Does anybody really know what time it is?

[KingAndy]

<chuckle>

Time . . . .

Does anybody really know what time it is?

Him., I think you posted before the guy you were responding to, again.

[Him.]

From within the skein the warp and weft have . . . or rather I am sure it was merely coincidence.