My oven timer beeps to the beat in the master's head.

Oh Really?

Ohay Then.

Yeah. It's pretty fun. I was rewatching older episodes with the master in it and I thought my oven noise was part of the show.

They say that the TARDIS is infinite, so that means that the TARDIS doesn't travel around the universe, the universe travels around the.TARDIS

*mind explodes* wow...

Here's an interesting thing one of my fellow Whovian friends said recently - recall the following instances
1. The TARDIS materialized on top of Donna
2. In the episode "Don't Blink", those main characters also had the TARDIS materialize on them
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Now, as seen in the episode where the TARDIS's consciousness becomes a woman and Rory and Amy get trapped inside the TARDIS, the TARDIS itself is huge. Like, ridiculously huge

God damn it. Hit post message by accident.
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Anyway, the point is, how lucky are Donna and those two others that when the TARDIS materliazed, they ended up the control room of all places?

When the Tardis materialises on top of someone, it automatically puts them in the control room

Also, the universe doesn't travel around the Tardis. Each Tardis is its own pocket universe. That's why it's bigger on the inside.

:O

The Doctor Said That If He Landed The TARDIS With It's Full Whight It Would Crack The Earth. So The TARDIS's Out Of TARDIS Mechanisms Are INCREDIBLY Heavy. Yet, It Didn't Crack Gallifrey When It Was Being Built. It MUST Have Weighed That Much Before It Was Complete. Meaning, Gallifrey Is A. Denser, B. Smaller Than Earth.

Tardises aren't built, they're grown...

Also, gallifrey is bigger than earth, as shown in the episode where the master made everyone on earth into him and untimelocked gallifrey

Random tidbit: they named one of our planet's (think it was jupiter's) moons and regions on the moon after fandom stuff. Doctor who made the cut and got like two different landforms named after it:)

There's a planetoid named gallifrey
And another named Tardis I think