Top 12 Signs That You're Obsessed with Doctor Who

[librarylover]

I can't seem to stop myself. Check it out at my live journal.

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[primsong]

12. You named your children Adric, Nyssa, Leela, Zoe and Tegan.

11. You have dressed in black velvet and called yourself “The Master” every Halloween since 1973.

10. You think “Are you my mummy” is a clever pick up line.

9. You’ve been banned from the Tower of London because you keep trying to find the entrance to the UNIT base.

8. Despite all evidence to the contrary, you believe that your car is bigger on the inside.

7. You’ve been arrested in a bar brawl caused by a vicious disagreement on whether the Daleks are tougher than the Cybermen ... twice.

6. You dream of visiting Paris, just so you can wave at the Eiffel Tower and shout “Bye bye Duggan!”

5.Any time you fall down you automatically scream “Grandfather!”

4. You call every red-haired man you meet Turlough.

3. You wear a black arm band every year on the anniversary of the regeneration scene in “Logopolis.”

2. On warm nights you wrap up in a sheet, lie on the sofa and pretend that Barbara is feeding you grapes.

1. You had your name legally changed to "ColinBakerRules."

Good ones! (Especially love the "Grandfather!" one - hee!)

[clocketpatch]

14. If you suddenly start using words like 'lift' and 'loo' and 'snog' and you aren't from the UK...

15. If you suddenly develop a very random interest in knitting...

[librarylover]

Jun 5, 2009 11:19:31 GMT clocketpatch said:

14. If you suddenly start using words like 'lift' and 'loo' and 'snog' and you aren't from the UK...

15. If you suddenly develop a very random interest in knitting...

I think 14 may just be a sign that you're an Anglophile.

I have read a number of fics that focus on knitting. Is there a classic story that revolves around knitting or something?

[clocketpatch]

Jun 21, 2009 19:52:45 GMT librarylover said:

I think 14 may just be a sign that you're an Anglophile.

I was totally shocked when my room mate out of the blue turned a question on me with the words "You should know this since you're an Anglophile"

Gawk. Much as I love Who, and by extension the UK, I'd been trying to avoid that since my dad is a scary Anglophile who collects Royal Family books and stuff. Maybe it's genetic and inevitable?!??

Jun 21, 2009 19:52:45 GMT librarylover said:

I have read a number of fics that focus on knitting. Is there a classic story that revolves around knitting or something?

It's the scarf. The massive, wonderful scarf.

[librarylover]

I know what you mean Clocket. I have an older sister who is a major Anglophile, so I try to fight it myself.

I should have realized the knitting thing was about the scarf!

[Stripes]

I guess I am a Anglophile in some way. I use British words ... can I aruge that my brother in law is British so I hear him say those words alot and some Dutch people (mostly men) tend to use british words when speaking English? No? Ok, then I'm an Anglophile, happy?

[kirkg]

Jun 5, 2009 11:19:31 GMT clocketpatch said:

14. If you suddenly start using words like 'lift' and 'loo' and 'snog' and you aren't from the UK...

15. If you suddenly develop a very random interest in knitting...

Oooooo...I recognize someone I know in here...

[Maggadin]

I started using those words after reading Harry Potter. That was way before I got into DW.