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OMG DOCTOR WHO. Just. Just. Just.
And I've only seen the first twenty minutes or so. Aaah. Aaaah.
So, so, so good.
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pee. ess. -- If someone were to happen to point me in the direction of somewhere I could somehow watch it or somehow upload it or something or anything I think I would probably have to marry them
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(Avendya masterminded abitmagnificent -- it might take a bit for her to process your membership request. If she asks, I've definitely vouched for you, though she knows you anyway so there shouldn't be a problem. Now. Soul, please. :DD)
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And my dear Anthony, I'm in the process of uploading it as we speak.
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Um. I can give you my other hand in marriage (unless Rita wants both) and some surreal fruit and the other quarter of the kingdom (minus the bit with my parents' house in it, obviously) and lots of lovely biscuits and write you a haiku? :P
:DDDD
*refreshes flist compulsively*
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And why yes, I shall indeed be accepting those payments. =D
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I think there will now be a new category of things that I am allowed to watch. Namely anything with TARDISes in it. :DDDDDD
(Or TARDIS singular, obviously. Although the idea of what would happen if there were multiple TARDISes is a really rather awesome one... :DDD)
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It gets everyone in the end, you know.
That's -- let me see -- two people converted in one day (two people I know, that is). I'm beginning to think that this is not a television show, it's a MASSIVE WORLDWIDE CULT. (Alas, unlike the Trekkies, and the Tolkienites, we don't have our own language.) There will be rumours of migrations to South America and arsenic-laced tea any day now, I'm sure.
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*watches, and takes notes*
I read an odd article in a little pull-out section of the Granuiad (the Guardian) about how My Name Is Earl is actually a secret propaganda tool of the EVIL SCIENTOLOGISTS trying to brainwash viewers and indoctrinate them in a softly-softly way. Oh, those evil Scientologists. But mm. Trekkies and Tolkienites have their own religions, and Star Wars fans have their own mumbo-jumbo religion (which is legally a religion in Australia, y'all) but we have a TARDIS. and wibbly wobbly timey wimey SO WE WIN.
(*adds TARDIS to spellchecker*)
(*adds spellchecker to spellchecker*)
Also, have you ever seen Arsenic and Old Lace? And did you hear about that cult in Papua New Guinea?
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Scientologists can't be evil; they are not quite sane enough for that. Evil requires careful planning. :DDDD And yes, we do have a TARDIS, which sort of trumps everything else, because if we got into a really bad mood someday we could ERASE STAR TREK FROM HISTORY HAHAHAHAHAHAHA. ...Er, did I leave the kettle on? *goes away for a very long time and hopes you've forgotten that little outburst by the time she gets back*
I have not actually seen Arsenic and Old Lace -- dear me, I am a bad film buff -- but I think I heard of the cult in Papua New Guinea, at least if we are thinking of the same one because that is the sort of area where cults thrive. :p (The one with the poisoned kool-aid?)
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who'll help with our English now?
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