Clumsiness has been a disease which has plagued me my whole life.

[spacemonkeyluvn]

I'm torn. On the one hand, I just want to watch and enjoy what happens on Doctor Who. On the other hand, I want to analyze everything we've seen and try to figure out what the big reveal is going to be at the end of the series. I'm avoiding spoilers. I don't want to actually know what's going to happen. But I can't help but get excited when I hear some of the theories people have cooked up already. And I love posts like this one (locked post in the doctoreleven community) - SERIES ARC DISCUSSION TIEMS! [SPOILERS UP TO Vampires Of Venice]

PS In case you somehow missed it, Matt and Karen continue to be two of the most adorable people in the universe <3

"I'm not a man!"
"That's my thermals look! Keeps me warm. Grandpa Doctor."
"There's too many fiddly bits on that for you to handle."
"Clumsiness has been a disease which has plagued me my whole life."
"Okay, don't take up my whole shot with that massive head."

Anyway, that's all. A bit uneventful round here. Might go see Iron Man 2 tonight with a friend. We'll see if she still wants to go after she gets off of work. I did just rewatch Ace Ventura for the first time in years and I was reminded of my crush on Jim Carrey. Apparently it had never quite gone away.

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[hananaki.livejournal.com]

After Phillip Morris I can't really blame you.I haven't watched it yet but I can't wait.
I had a crush on him too.And on Colin Firth too.That one never went away.Along with my Alan Rickman love.Well it's too late for me to open my list but some things just remain the same no matter how many years pass...Back to my Tennant marathon for now...

[rainbow-goddess.livejournal.com]

That link to "Series arc discussion terms" gets me: "You are not authorized to view this protected entry."