there'd be no distance that could hold us back

HAY IT'S SOME OF MY FAVORITE PEOPLE RIGHT NOW ALL IN ONE SPOT




oh this is brilliant, praise be to Moffat's Twitter ♥


EDIT: and apparently Benedict and David Tennant were not only in the same room, but directly next to each other in in-your-face and the universe did not explode from awesome. IS TODAY MY BIRTHDAY OR SOMETHING?

EDIT 2: And John Simm!? WHAT IS WITH TODAY BEING SO FABULOUS?

Either Moff is a mad genius (which he is), or he rewatched a few Fifth Doctor serials before his first series as showrunner began.

Or the universe is playing a massive trick on him.



Also, look at this dapper motherfucker right here.



As much as I've done some complaining about the recent Harry Potter films, and how I felt like I had to force myself through about the last half of the seventh book, the party posts surrounding Deathly Hallows part 1 are doing a number on me and I'm getting insanely nostalgic and a bit teary :( The final nail is going into the coffin of the HP franchise forever (unless JKR decides to dig it up at some point, but I'm pretty sure that's only when she's finished swimming in her money piles, SCrooge McDuck style~) and I'll be left with my dvds and well-thumbed copies of the books and Twilight as The Next Harry Potter oh god save us D:


I was never part of the fandom while it was in its heyday, so I was never around for shipping wank or the legendary theories (Ron is Dumbledore, apparently), but in a way I'm happy for that because I haven't got anything to taint my memories of walking around my school with my nose stuck in Goblet of Fire, or spending every waking moment reading them. That and I guess I was dumb and didn't get that Ron and Hermione loved each other until someone told me (pre book seven), but there you go.


So rereading is in order, I think :)