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From: taw%S1-C@sri-unix.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Dr. Who memorabilia
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Date: Thu, 5-Jul-84 14:29:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Jul  5 14:29:00 1984
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From:  Tom Wadlow <taw at S1-C> 

	   "If you wanted to, you could now sit in your room, with Doctor
	Who wallpaper, or Doctor Who ceramic tiles on the wall, sipping
	coffee from a Doctor Who mug, and nibbling on a Doctor Who Chew Bar,
	or Easter egg, while you admire your collection of Doctor Who dolls,
	your Tardis pencil box, and Doctor Who posters, or alternatively you
	could play with your Doctor Who yo-yo, or browse through your
	collection of over 80 Doctor Who books."

Quite a few years ago a guy named Mike Jittlov made an excellent (and
very funny) short stop-motion film about a guy who had *every* piece of
Mickey Mouse memorabilia ever made.  

Perhaps it is time he made "Memorabilia II: Dr. Who"...... --Tom

P.S. Jittlov is very popular at many of the West Coast science fiction
conventions (I don't know if he makes it to anywhere else). If you get
the chance, go see his work.  Especially the Wizard of Speed and Time.
It's all shoestring budget but amazingly good stuff.