CockneyRebel
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likes my current avie. but thats because he's just a sweetheart and doesnt want to fight with me. so he agrees with whatever decision i make!
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02 Nov 2010, 11:03 pm
I was very skeptical about Matt Smith because he's so young, and I just can't reconcile the idea of The Doctor being (seeming) my age. Surprisingly, though, I really like him. I find that I can really relate to Matt-Smith-as-The-Doctor. The episode where he becomes that guy's roommate--so relatable! "Has anyone ever told you that you're a bit weird?" "They never really stop." // "I can stay?" "Yeah, you're weird and you can cook. It's good enough for me." ^_^
I liked David Tennant, too, but Christopher Eccleston is still my Doctor Who.
To be honest, I haven't actually seen any Matt Smith episodes yet. I just felt like posting about David Tennant's awesomeness, Kanye West style. I had an ulterior motive of starting a discussion about Doctor Who, and it worked!
I admit, I'm still in the early stages of being a Whovian, but I can almost guarantee that by next spring (or sooner) I will know all there is to know about the series. I may be absent-minded when it comes to most things, but when it comes to my interests, I soak up information like a sponge soaks up water.
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02 Nov 2010, 11:25 pm
The
likes my current avie. but thats because he's just a sweetheart and doesnt want to fight with me. so he agrees with whatever decision i make!You have a PIG?
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03 Nov 2010, 12:01 am
I've never met anyone who kept a pig as a pet. I'm surprised and I'm not doubting whether it's a cool pet. I've only seen pigs on farms raised to be slaughtered. Those poor pigs didn't even have names.
Do you have a pet pig or know of someone who does DpD?
I wonder if Richard keeps his pig inside all the time and if he has to give the pig a bath regularly, is it house trained, what's the pig's name and what the heck does the pig eat??????
CockneyRebel
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03 Nov 2010, 12:01 am
If I would have known about Mick Avory's medical problem which I also have and if I would have known that he started wearing protection in the 60s, I would have never became an angry punker in spite of a member that I had a falling out with, back in the early days of 2007. DAMN! 
