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Those are some nice noises you've got going on. You know what would sound even better?
Your phone number.

How about I take you to dinner and make sure your stomach is well-fed, too?

What if I kiss you with the truth? You are more beautiful than the silence after the heat death of the universe.

Fun fact, Newton wasn't "wrong" he just worked out a generalized version of gravitational interactions that held true at speeds and masses that are typically observed on Earth. Guess what, Einstein's gravitational theories are both incomplete versions, as well. Besides, nobody truly know what "causes" gravity, as the graviton was not found at any of the expected masses. Lastly, you cannot actually prove anything, you gather evidence to support the claim or find out the claim is not correct in its given form and either modify or discard it. Go to school before you try to school others, Trash.

Well, I can't see how it could get much worse, so she has a real good shot at being responsible for bringing the show back from the brink of utter failure.

Peter Capaldi is a great actor, but I don't think he was a good fit as the Doctor. To be fair, his storyline was non-existent at best and utter garbage most of the time. Sure, there were some good episodes, but mostly it was a bunch of random junk thrown together with no particular goal. Additionally, the majority of his supporting cast were not very good or at least lacked compatibility with him or each other. It all felt very forced, which was ridiculous, since there was no cohesion in the storyline. Capaldi also lacked a dynamic range, being just an arrogant curmudgeonly tantrum-throwing child nearly the entire time. Compared to the truly epic, intricately interwoven stuff that happened in previous seasons, how could you possibly be satisfied with Capaldi's era?

Actually, there are numerous differences. For instance, bones are living tissue, while the majority of the tooth is not (their dentin and pulp are). Because bones are living tissue, they can heal, whereas a damaged tooth cannot. Their overall composition differs, with bones being mostly structural proteins (also some hematopoietic and stromal tissues) with a minority being minerals and teeth being almost entirely minerals. Also, bones arise from the mesoderm and teeth from the ectoderm. I am too lazy to look it up, but I am 80% sure there are plenty of animals with teeth fused to their jaw bones and are not removable, though.

Most pictures aren't 3D...