I tend to get bored. I also tend to spend far too much time on the internets. Occasionally I see loverly things and feel like sharing them... But to be entirely honest this is mostly a Moffat appreciation blog.
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I am a master hunter
I cured my skin
And nothing gets in
Nothing as hard as it tries
arm writing.
loverly Laura Marling.
I speak because I can.
I was going to do something more cheerful, but was spurred on to do otherwise by Allie Brosh’s most recent post on Hyperbole and a Half. If you’ve dealt with depression, go read and empathize. If you haven’t, go read it and learn. It’s thoughtful, heartfelt, informative, and (in a way only Allie can manage) absolutely hilarious.
Keep keeping it real, Brosh.
and this is why I love Whovians.
Earlier tonight:
I’m trying to figure out when “oh, it’s midnight” turned into “oh, it’s only midnight”
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One of the BEST ad campaigns about representation I have seen.
Everyone has a backbone. Use yours.
Love this.
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BBC Doctor Who Blog - Neil Gaiman Interview: Part One
Nightmare in Silver is written by the internationally acclaimed Neil Gaiman whose previous episode – The Doctor’s Wife – was a brilliant, bonkers, wildly enjoyable adventure that won plaudits and the 2012 Hugo Award for the Best Dramatic Presentation, Short Form.
He returns with a story that sees the Doctor once more facing the Cybermen, but this being Doctor Who and Neil Gaiman, nothing about the iconic enemy’s return is as you’d expect, from the Cybermen themselves to the people battling them. We caught up with Neil and quizzed him about how he ended up back in the world of Doctor Who and what we can expect from his latest inspired nightmare…
Question: You’re back! Hurray! How were you persuaded to return?
Neil Gaiman: It began with an email from Steven Moffat. He said, ‘I know you’re too busy ever to write another Doctor Who episode… but would you like to make the Cybermen scary again?’ And I thought, Agghhhh! I do! I really do! I said,Yes, I’m in…
I thought it would be really fun to make the Cybermen scarier than they have been recently and then I got completely side-tracked by a mad, strange romp that just keeps getting bigger and odder in which the Doctor and Clara have taken two children to a big amusement park and they find themselves embroiled in a very peculiar galactic empire which has fought a battle against the Cybermen - and won…
Q: What can we expect from the Cybermen and the adventure in general?
NG: We’ve moved on a little bit, technologically, from the last round of Cybermen we saw, because we’re a bit further into the future. So instead of Cybermats, we’re now going to encounter Cybermites… We have to deal with various things we’ve had to deal with in the past, such as the Cybermen’s ability to take over people and transform them into Cybermen. And this time, it’s going to get very, very personal for the Doctor…
sometimes this site makes me forget what bendywick candlebatch’s real name even is and then i remember that you don’t need to know butterburger custardsnack’s real name for people to know you’re talking about bennyjet crumplebunch
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