A little bit more of you

Mostly about MEN and BROMANCE. All about fangirling.

The Fandom Mental Hospital

  • Sherlock: Stood naked on the table with just a sheet wrapped around them, probably threatening to jump
  • Harry Potter: Running around in a cape, brandishing a stick
  • Doctor Who: Staring at the statue in the corner, unblinking
  • Avengers: Running around grabbing everyone's ass
  • Supernatural: Rocking and drooling in the corner, trying to exorcise anyone who comes close.
  • Merlin: Tears rolling down anytime we see a white beard old man because it might be the one.
  • Hetalia: Laughing hysterically while staring at a world map
  • Homestuck: Spouting delirious things about 'Trolls' and how they 'have to save the world by ending it'. also raving about ships. can be very volatile at times so beware

obsessedobsesser:

the3rdjp:

willstr1:

abaldwin360:

megsokay:

snowchip:

THIS IS NOT A DRILL I REPEAT THIS IS NOT A DRILL.

STEVEN MOFFAT HAS CONFIRMED THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY EPISODE WILL CONTAIN ALL 11 DOCTORS.

READ HERE

LITERALLY HYPERVENTILATING. TEARS IN EYES. VERKLEMPT. TALK AMONGST YOURSELVES.

Wow.

This should be pretty epic.

I normally wait for a secondary source but wired is a good source so I trust their research.

SO FREAKING EXCITED!!!!!!

‘facing a foe so great that he will need assistance from all ten of the previous TARDIS inhabitants’

Omega, guys. It’s Omega. 

(Source: the-107th-doctor)

thedailytennant: comehomemerlin: youllfindmewhenthepandoricaopens: superwholockfeels: thedailytennant: david that’s not a toy you are not a caveman put the nice man’s skull down DAVID PUT DOWN THAT SKULL THAT BELONGS TO SHERLOCK DAVID WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH SHERLOCK’S COAT AND SKULL?  I could be pedantic and say that he’s playing Hamlet, and that this is one of the most famous scenes written by the world’s most famous play write, the “Alas poor Yorick, I knew him Horatio” scene. In some performances David used a real skull, that was bequeathed to the RSC by the former ‘owner’ - a Polish Pianist - especially to be used in productions of Hamlet true fact … andré tchaikowsky died of cancer at 46 and donated his body to medical research and his skull to the RSC in the ’80s, but no one felt comfortable using it until david tennant came along. and actually, although the RSC told people they stopped using the skull when the performance moved to the west end because it was too distracting to the audience, they went on using it both on stage and in the film adaptation out of respect for tchaikowsky’s wish that his skull be used as yorick’s so, ya know … sometimes wishes really do come true ;) Give it back to Sherlock Doctor! He’s blaming another doctor for the missing skull.

thedailytennant:

comehomemerlin:

youllfindmewhenthepandoricaopens:

superwholockfeels:

thedailytennant:

david that’s not a toy

you are not a caveman

put the nice man’s skull down

DAVID

PUT DOWN THAT SKULL

THAT BELONGS TO SHERLOCK

DAVID WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH SHERLOCK’S COAT AND SKULL? 

I could be pedantic and say that he’s playing Hamlet, and that this is one of the most famous scenes written by the world’s most famous play write, the “Alas poor Yorick, I knew him Horatio” scene.

In some performances David used a real skull, that was bequeathed to the RSC by the former ‘owner’ - a Polish Pianist - especially to be used in productions of Hamlet

true fact … andré tchaikowsky died of cancer at 46 and donated his body to medical research and his skull to the RSC in the ’80s, but no one felt comfortable using it until david tennant came along. and actually, although the RSC told people they stopped using the skull when the performance moved to the west end because it was too distracting to the audience, they went on using it both on stage and in the film adaptation out of respect for tchaikowsky’s wish that his skull be used as yorick’s

so, ya know … sometimes wishes really do come true ;)

Give it back to Sherlock Doctor! He’s blaming another doctor for the missing skull.