Doctor Who Fan Club V2.910113.14

[ThisIsInCode]

I had a dream last night. It was Who-related. (WARNING: Braindump)

The Eleventh Doctor took me and my sister to a little seaside town. We were having a nice time and my sister had walked off with her friend, her friend's 3 sisters, and her friend's mom. All of a sudden, there was a tidal wave warning being broadcasted literally from the sky. And it sounded like a Cyberman at high pitch, which was really creepy. *shudder*
Anyway, the tidal wave was right there. It just randomly rose up. Me and the Doctor ran back inside the TARDIS, and my sister and her friend, sisters, and mom all went into their house. (They told me later.) The TARDIS was worryingly close to the beach, but the wave hit and all of the water washed over the TARDIS. The Doctor didn't teleport us out because I might get electrocuted, but I looked up through the window and saw 10 feet of seawater. Then he grabbed my hand and vortex-manipulated us to my sister's friend's house.
We were on the front porch. The house was slightly elevated, but water came up to the bottom of the porch and was just swirling around. I told the other girls to go inside, and turned to the Doctor.
"Doctor, what do we do next?"
"Go back to the TARDIS, I suppose."
"But it's underwater. And currents move things."
"True. Right then. Stay where you are." And he vortex-manipulated away.
"Doctor?"
He came back sopping wet.
"Are you all right? Not electrocuted or anything?"
"Yes, I'm fine." Then we went inside.
Later, in the kitchen:
"I need, to eat!" He then proceeded to go through the refrigerator, coming up with a peanut-butter and tomato on toast. A whole tomato.
"Want one?"
"No, I'm all right." It was a little bit weird.
A bunch of Daleks came in, so I threw a plate and ducked behind the counter. The Doctor tried sonicing them; no dice. of course, it didn't really work in the first place.
There was something in my pocket, so I took it out. Lo and behold, I had a purple sonic, which was just plain weird. We both stared at it for a second, but then ran. The Daleks couldn't climb the stairs, which was where everyone else was.
We made it out the back door, but almost fell off of the porch. We didn't, though.
We turned around to face a bunch of angry Daleks, but the were gone. I looked at him and he looked at me.

Then I woke up. It was exactly 1:23 A.M.

Aren't dreams just the craziest things?

[wickedwolfgirl]

I'll be picking mods very soon, so if you are interested, PM me the form. Any forms on here will not be looked over. (Mostly because I forget about them.) I'll close applications this Tuesday.

Also...
CHALLENGE TIME!

Think up a good set up for this lovely pun. I'd think of one, but I'm terrible at jokes. Best one goes on the front page.

[tide.]

Just showed my friend the Doctor today.

One more addiction :D

[Scarf]

Oh, I love this. <3

(MODS: Yes, this is related to Doctor Who.)

Noo, I like Hufflepuff for Donna, quite a lot more. But my friend summed it up much more succinctly than I could :P

I really feel like Donna is a strong Huffledor. She covers up her insecurity with bluff and swagger, something that I think a Hufflepuff with more Gryffindor tendencies would probably do. (Outright Gryffindors tend to just bluff and swagger naturally. I don’t really see it as something to cover something else up when they do?) The biggest thing that makes me think Hufflepuff, though, is that a big part of why Donna travels with the Doctor is not for the MYSTERY and ROMANCE, but more for the companionship. She needs the Doctor as much as the Doctor needs her, and their innate friendship is something so essential to her character. I think a Gryffindor is more likely to be caught up in the romantic aspects of the Doctor (because we have to admit that he is a fairly romantic character), whereas Donna shows the typical Hufflepuff tough love and just smacks the Doctor around when he’s being dumb.

Oh god I am on such a sorting high at the moment D: Mainly because this graphic didn't include Sarah Jane and so I sorted her (I'm rewatching SJA right now and if she's not a Ravenpuff I'll eat my shoes and surrender my own badge of Ravenpuffness) and then I got carried away >> Uhh, Classic!companions (Jamie through Leela), Torchwood [+ explaining my working for a Ravenpuff reading of Ianto], Sarah Jane Adventures.

Please let's talk sorting please I am a huge nerd. Also it's a topic that allows people to write long and thoughtful posts (since I'm also terrible at jokes).

[.:Adelaide:.]

Okay! I have a theory about the Silence if anyone cares to listen. I have also just concluded for absolute certain, that Steven Moffat is the best writer in the world! Here's why: (All in small print because of spoilers! :3)

Alright when I was re-watching "The Pandorica Opens" and "The Big Bang" tonight, I realized that when River was in the TARDIS, "Silence will fall!" Was being repeated over and over again. The person saying it sounded familiar as well, but I can't put my finger on a name. Now, the Doctor kept saying that whoever built the Pandorica had to be scared. Scared enough of the creature inside it, to never let it be able to get out of the box. Isn't that the same as the Silence? They are so scared of the Doctor and the destruction he will bring at his fall, that they will go to the measures of killing him to keep the universe going as it should. The whole thing was a trap, yes, from Amy's memories, but what better way to kidnap the Doctor than by fascinating him? Then all the Doctor's greatest enemies were there. How better a way to not let him escape before he is trapped inside the Pandorica? See, all the monsters that the Doctor encountered knew about the Pandorica. Duh, the place was sending out radio signals to everyone. Even prisoner 0. BUT, everyone he met knew about his fall. About the Silence. How would they know of it unless they were either working for or knew about the Silence? I think (just my opinion though I would love to start a debate) that the Pandorica was the Silence's first attempt at ridding the universe of the Doctor, and that failed, so they stole River, turned her into a psychopath and made her kill the Doctor. Which didn't work either. I definitely think this episode was connected to the rest of the seasons more than most of us think.

EDIT: Ooh! Found this as well! X3

[albinoBroccoli]

Okay! I have a theory about the Silence if anyone cares to listen. I have also just concluded for absolute certain, that Steven Moffat is the best writer in the world! Here's why: (All in small print because of spoilers! :3)

Alright when I was re-watching "The Pandorica Opens" and "The Big Bang" tonight, I realized that when River was in the TARDIS, "Silence will fall!" Was being repeated over and over again. The person saying it sounded familiar as well, but I can't put my finger on a name. Now, the Doctor kept saying that whoever built the Pandorica had to be scared. Scared enough of the creature inside it, to never let it be able to get out of the box. Isn't that the same as the Silence? They are so scared of the Doctor and the destruction he will bring at his fall, that they will go to the measures of killing him to keep the universe going as it should. The whole thing was a trap, yes, from Amy's memories, but what better way to kidnap the Doctor than by fascinating him? Then all the Doctor's greatest enemies were there. How better a way to not let him escape before he is trapped inside the Pandorica? See, all the monsters that the Doctor encountered knew about the Pandorica. Duh, the place was sending out radio signals to everyone. Even prisoner 0. BUT, everyone he met knew about his fall. About the Silence. How would they know of it unless they were either working for or knew about the Silence? I think (just my opinion though I would love to start a debate) that the Pandorica was the Silence's first attempt at ridding the universe of the Doctor, and that failed, so they stole River, turned her into a psychopath and made her kill the Doctor. Which didn't work either. I definitely think this episode was connected to the rest of the seasons more than most of us think.

Eeeep, that's amazing.

[Livid-Silver]

Okay! I have a theory about the Silence if anyone cares to listen. I have also just concluded for absolute certain, that Steven Moffat is the best writer in the world! Here's why: (All in small print because of spoilers! :3)

Alright when I was re-watching "The Pandorica Opens" and "The Big Bang" tonight, I realized that when River was in the TARDIS, "Silence will fall!" Was being repeated over and over again. The person saying it sounded familiar as well, but I can't put my finger on a name. Now, the Doctor kept saying that whoever built the Pandorica had to be scared. Scared enough of the creature inside it, to never let it be able to get out of the box. Isn't that the same as the Silence? They are so scared of the Doctor and the destruction he will bring at his fall, that they will go to the measures of killing him to keep the universe going as it should. The whole thing was a trap, yes, from Amy's memories, but what better way to kidnap the Doctor than by fascinating him? Then all the Doctor's greatest enemies were there. How better a way to not let him escape before he is trapped inside the Pandorica? See, all the monsters that the Doctor encountered knew about the Pandorica. Duh, the place was sending out radio signals to everyone. Even prisoner 0. BUT, everyone he met knew about his fall. About the Silence. How would they know of it unless they were either working for or knew about the Silence? I think (just my opinion though I would love to start a debate) that the Pandorica was the Silence's first attempt at ridding the universe of the Doctor, and that failed, so they stole River, turned her into a psychopath and made her kill the Doctor. Which didn't work either. I definitely think this episode was connected to the rest of the seasons more than most of us think.

That's a very good theory. But maybe in reverse? What if the silence couldn't kill the doctor in the future so they tried in the past? I dunno xD But that is a great theory on the silence! I wondered how the TARDIS exploding is going to come into this or if they are just going to let that slide?

[Iᴄᴇʏᴄʜᴀɴ]

I think my friends are going crazy..
So usually, my whovian friends, Greg and Dylan, preach about Amy Pond. I myself adore her as well, so we sometimes talk about situations where it would be cool to be with her. Anyways, yesterday I was over at Greg's house and we were playing skyrim. He was watching next to me, and seemed troubled, so I asked, "What's up?" and he shook his head. Not asking questions, I continued playing. Next to me was verious doctor who merchandise; a picture of Karen Gillan(Amy Ponds actress,) a keychain of the TARDIS, and one of those things that you press the buttons and it makes sounds.(my favorite is the "EXTERMINATE." because daleks are boss.) It was obvious that Greg was pondering about something, so I offered him the controller. Again, he shook his head. This time he got on both knees and seemed to be studying me. I paused the game and stared at him curiously, raising an eyebrow. "What?" I asked. Finally I got a chuckle and a response from him; "Did you know you look like Amy Pond from this angle? And from 3/4 view?" It was very strange, but I laughed anyways. The things a boy will do.

[ThisIsInCode]

I think my friends are going crazy..
So usually, my whovian friends, Greg and Dylan, preach about Amy Pond. I myself adore her as well, so we sometimes talk about situations where it would be cool to be with her. Anyways, yesterday I was over at Greg's house and we were playing skyrim. He was watching next to me, and seemed troubled, so I asked, "What's up?" and he shook his head. Not asking questions, I continued playing. Next to me was verious doctor who merchandise; a picture of Karen Gillan(Amy Ponds actress,) a keychain of the TARDIS, and one of those things that you press the buttons and it makes sounds.(my favorite is the "EXTERMINATE." because daleks are boss.) It was obvious that Greg was pondering about something, so I offered him the controller. Again, he shook his head. This time he got on both knees and seemed to be studying me. I paused the game and stared at him curiously, raising an eyebrow. "What?" I asked. Finally I got a chuckle and a response from him; "Did you know you look like Amy Pond from this angle? And from 3/4 view?" It was very strange, but I laughed anyways. The things a boy will do.

Yes, some boys are insane. For example, the guy who sits next to me in history class knows about Doctor Who. But he didn't know who the Doctor was. "The guy with the bowtie?" "Oh yeah!" And in my head, I was all "How can you watch the show if you don't know who the Doctor is?"

[tide.]

At 11.11.11.11.11.11. [ 11/11/11 at 11:11, eleven seconds past eleven ] I yelled Matt Smith during class, and then again at night xD