Zea - Unfortunately I'm the opposite. I've got a round, full face and I'm somewhat short. I'm not really
that short, I'm quite near the average woman's height, but I'm just about 2 inches shorter than most women I tend to see, and that plus my face is just enough for everyone to assume I'm about 16. I'm 19. So cashiers at the grocery store are always asking me why I'm not in school. >>
Taiyo - Yeah, my grandma isn't 100% Scottish either. I think she's Irish and German, as far as linneage goes. But she's so short, she's got (or rather, had) red hair, she's cheap, she grew up in Scotland... She's my little Scottish mema as far as I'm concerned. :lol:
Also! I found a gift for you all. Apparently on the DVD box set for Season 5 there's some unreleased super special scenes. Pretty much the Doctor and Amy bickering, but it's fun. They're meant to go between the episodes.
Between The Eleventh Hour and The Beast Below
Between Flesh and Stone and Vampires of Venice
There's probably more, but I've not found them yet. But they're insightful. For one it explains why an episode starts out with Amy being like "Wee, I'm in space for no discernible reason how did I get here!" and then she asks some good questions (we find out why it looks like a police box), and then she finds out about the previous companions which is amusing. :lol:
So seeing as Amy's Scottish and David Tennant is Scottish, it's probably a good thing she wasn't his companion instead. He might have had problems not slipping into a Scottish accent. :lol: Because... trust me, when you get two Scottish people together, pretty soon their accent is so thick that
you can't even understand them. :lol: