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 Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 5:46 pm
Psmith You knit a perfectly accurate 4th Doctor Scarf (heheheh) Whenever you hear the song "Doctor doctor, give me the news, I've got a bad case of loving you" you giggle incessantly. You play around with flashlights that look like a sonic screwdriver. You create a scene in the grocery store when you find jelly babies. (I'm in America, they're rare!) You were into Doctor Who BEFORE the new ones, even though you're a teenage girl in America. I've done all of those except the first one. You know you're a Whovian when: -You have said to someone "You would make a good Dalak." _You go to Wikipedia and look for anything they have about Doctor Who. -Someone can say "This is the story of how I died" just to torture you. -You understand all of the references in this forum. I am guilty of all of these above.
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:03 pm
When you come upon a locked door, you think "Where is my sonic screwdriver?" instead of "Where are my keys?"
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:07 pm
Timelady42 when you try to get your schoolteachers to show doctor who during class. And they do. Lucky!!!!!! Now I'm jealous....
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:23 pm
~ If you like to talk about Venusian Aikido a lot.
~If you make a list of stories you've seen in your life and are stunned to find it's so little or so much for a simple lifetime.
~In response to "when you dress like a female counter part of the 4th doctor": if you dress like one of the Doctors, chances are you're a Whovian.
~You're reading an introduction to astrobiology textbook when, when they say something about extraterrestrial intelligence most likely being millions or billions of years ahead of us, one's mind wanders to the TARDIS as an example of advanced technology. (I wonder if that's happened to anyone else O_o)
~One of your first questions to people is if they like Doctor Who.
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:27 pm
When your in your woodshop/tech ed class and begin to think "I wish I had a sonic screwdriver" or if you have a sdcrew driver "this could be a little more sonic"
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 2:40 pm
~you watch Doctor Who to study for World History class.
~you emit in audible yelp of yayness when Christopher Eccleston appears in the movie Elizabeth, which you watch in World History class. Then, in every scene he appears, you wiggle with excitement, and expect the TARDIS to appear in the background.
~You jerk your head up whenever anyone says the word Doctor
~you've named your cat and gerbil K-9
~you say "I like bananas. Bananas are good." to anyone who will listen when in the grocery store.
I am guilty of all of the above. =3
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Posted: Mon Feb 12, 2007 3:57 pm
moookau ~You jerk your head up whenever anyone says the word Doctor
-You're convinced your stocky, stubborn, and most of all shouty Algebra teacher is a Dalek. She just starts talking louder and louder and more high-pitched the longer she talks, not always for any real reason. It's rather eerie.
-World War II makes you think of bananas.
-Anything about dancing makes you titter.
-You think James Bond is a Time Lord ('cos he always looks different, you know).
-The fastest way to your heart is buying your Gaia avatar a Stylish Auburn Winter Coat. heart heart
-You know why I used two emoticons in the above post.
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 3:18 am
It's quite scary, I'm guilty of almost eveything, a few excepted... xd
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 5:44 am
This just happened to me the other day:
When viewing R2D2 at the Smithsonian Institution Aeorspace Museum (with C3PO in front of the ENIAC) you have to explain to an elderly lady that he is most certainly not a Dalek!
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 1:08 pm
rainyeyes29 ~You're reading an introduction to astrobiology textbook when, when they say something about extraterrestrial intelligence most likely being millions or billions of years ahead of us, one's mind wanders to the TARDIS as an example of advanced technology. (I wonder if that's happened to anyone else O_o) Guilty. biggrin Lullabee Guilty! I really need to learn to stop doing that. Between "Doctor Who" and "House MD", I'm probably going to accidentally do something painful to my neck. Me too! I love House MD too! I have done something to my neck that way, actually... it hurt.
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 2:02 pm
Well, I can't think of being a fan as I am the doctor...
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 8:11 pm
~One of your first questions to people is if they like Doctor Who.
Guilty!
In fact, most of my conversations with friends end up with something Who-related... ^o^
Oh yes, and ditto to the comment about House and Doctor Who. Between those two I'm gonna go crazy when someone in class says the word 'doctor'.
And yes, I do squee when I see Doctor Who commercials and such on tv.
I also found a bookshop (USA) that has a bunch of old rare Doctor Who books. o(^.^)o o(^.^)o
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Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2007 10:11 pm
The Fourth Doctor Well, I can't think of being a fan as I am the doctor... *falls out of chair laughing* I WORSHIP YOU!!! Please tell me what happened to Romana. I didn't get to see or read that episode. Ceribri I also found a bookshop (USA) that has a bunch of old rare Doctor Who books. o(^.^)o o(^.^)o Lucky person! I've read some of the Fourth Doctor books. Like some of the Key to Time series. (But I don't have the whole thing. sad )
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Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 9:58 am
- Your DVD's don't all fit in the place where you keep them
- One of your favourite jokes is asking people if they like to 'dance'
- One of the biggest questions in life is 'Why can't I have a sonic screwdriver?'
- Another big question is 'Is he really the eighth Doctor?'
- If you're doing a English exercise and one or more of the sentences has something to do with Doctor Who.
I'm guilty of all the above!
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Posted: Thu Feb 15, 2007 10:48 am
When, during the credits for an informational video at the Hastings shipwreck museum, you recognise the name of one of the camera men as that of one of the production managers (or something along those lines) working on the new series of Doctor Who.
And just for the record, that was my friend, not me.
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