Dr. Who haters club

[vixnix]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

by the way the show runner for Sherlock (a show i imagine you approve of) and Doctor Who is the same person.

Sherlock is the same kind of guilty pleasure viewing as criminal minds.

It's no Luther, for example.

[Trotskilicious]

[Eulogy]

Originally Posted by vixnix

my husband told me just before that "I doth protest too much" about Dr Who and I just can't come to terms with how much I like it.

Pretty sure it's a wind up at this point.

I told him that must mean that he can't come to terms with how much he wants a big erect cock in his mouth with some balls resting on his chin.

He told me that my problem was I went to an all girls school where they groomed us all to be lesbians, so as a man he can't meet my emotional needs, because he doesn't have a vagina.

This guy. Gives me the fucking SHITS. ERRRRDAY

This is just terribly sad at this point

[D.]

Originally Posted by vixnix

my husband told me just before that "I doth protest too much" about Dr Who and I just can't come to terms with how much I like it.

Pretty sure it's a wind up at this point.

I told him that must mean that he can't come to terms with how much he wants a big erect cock in his mouth with some balls resting on his chin.

He told me that my problem was I went to an all girls school where they groomed us all to be lesbians, so as a man he can't meet my emotional needs, because he doesn't have a vagina.

This guy. Gives me the fucking SHITS. ERRRRDAY

You both sound really immature and just a little hateful in this exchange.

I don't need to remind or preach to you because you've been there done that but just keep in mind kids learn how to deal w relationships by their parents. They are always listening and observing.

[vixnix]

I guess they'll probably learn from my husband and I then, what I learned from my own parents. Which is that being open and honest with each other about how we feel about things, allows us to deal with them and move on. And that just because getting along is hard for a year or two, or five, or ten, doesn't mean that you should split up, because marriage is for life. Why bother saying the vows and having the ceremony if you're just gonna quit when things aren't good? Why bother with all of that at all unless you're ready to actually follow through?

My parents have been together for nearly 40 years and the ratio of memories I have of them where they were happy together, vs. when they were totally pissed off at each other, is like 1:9. I'm sure my kids will be the same.

But then hopefully they'll learn that relationships are hard work and not all smiles and roses, so go into marriage expecting a bit of turbulence and don't walk out on it just because you're not getting along right now, like.....well....like most people do, these days.

My marriage is fine...I was telling my husband before about me posting this exchange on here (because I share absolutely everything with him, I can't help it) and he belly laughed and told me I had to stop hanging out with you losers.

Immature, hateful, sad...yes. All of it. It's called being human and married, for a lot of people.

My husband also came out and admitted that the whole thing is a wind up with him, and he was just baiting me to piss me off, for his own amusement, and he regrets it and won't do it again.

Read into that what you will, Gumshoe Yosoy!

[Starla]

My ex was a huge Monty Python fan.... and quoted it all of the time, had shit tons of wavs on the computer and I really got tired of it. Every few months, he would watch Holy Grail and every time it got to the vorpal bunny he would cackle like a witch. I feel puke-ish sharing this memory. I can't listen to it now, it reminds me of him and his stupid ass.

[vixnix]

yeah I could start a whole other thread about that. my first boyfriend was a die hard Python fan and probably still is. just as obnoxious.

[FoolofaTook]

Originally Posted by D.

They are always listening and observing.

not this kid. I was too busy plowing through the voyage of the dawn treader for the six hundred and sixty-sixth time to listen and observe.

[Eulogy]

[Eulogy]

Relationships are hard. They should not be miserable.

[D.]

I think gumshoe is an underrated word.

[vixnix]

Yeah but we're not miserable. Right now we're watching a funny new series together after cooking together in the kitchen. Well. He made toasted sandwiches and I made sultana cake.

The series is on Netflix and it's Australian, it's called Dreamland. Very funny.

In a few weeks the kids go to NZ again for 5 nights with my parents, and we're planning to go away to an old gold mining town that's a bit of a creative retreat now. So that should be good.

[pavementtune]

Originally Posted by vixnix

Sherlock is the same kind of guilty pleasure viewing as criminal minds.

INSANITY!!!

how can you possibly, I mean how, how dare you!
I love Sherlock. And it is OBJECTIVELY great tv.

[vixnix]

I mean I'm going to watch anything with the C-batch in it, but it is just sliiiiiightly ridiculous.

It's not like Broadchurch or Luther or Top of the Lake or anything.

[Sonic Johnny]

Originally Posted by Eulogy

Relationships are hard. They should not be miserable.

The fuck you know about relationships in the plural

[Eulogy]

Originally Posted by Sonic Johnny

The fuck you know about relationships in the plural

Oh good god are you just going to start aping trots now. I don't have the energy for that. If you think people should be miserable in relationships, which is the only way you could disagree with what I said, then we'll have to agree to disagree.

[Sonic Johnny]

In your own words: I LITERALLY NEVER SAID THAT

[Sonic Johnny]

PS - really doubt Vix and her husband are actually all that miserable, I think she just plays it up because 99% of her posts are just fishing for sympathy anyway.

[Trotskilicious]

yknow maybe i haven't been more specific but i do think E has the right to offer his opinion on successful long term relationships but he also fashions himself an expert on dating and every other thing related to coupling, including stuff like poly and open which is quite literally the opposite of how he is

that's really my main critique

[Sonic Johnny]

Yeah I actually have no qualms with what he said tbph I've just recently discovered how fun his hair trigger is

[Eulogy]

Originally Posted by Sonic Johnny

Yeah I actually have no qualms with what he said tbph I've just recently discovered how fun his hair trigger is

So the answer to my question is yes. Good to know.

[Sonic Johnny]

I don't see any question in your post

[Eulogy]

I didn't put a question mark but it was the first sentence.

[Eulogy]

Originally Posted by Sonic Johnny

In your own words: I LITERALLY NEVER SAID THAT

And I didn't say you did.

[Trotskilicious]

E, you're doing great not getting into petty arguments with me you should try it with other people.

[Sonic Johnny]

Now I feel bad for winding you up cause you're being empathetic in the other thread Eulers

[Eulogy]

I just have never understood the "I'm gonna be shitty this person because they'll react as if someone is being shitty to them!" style of boarding. It's gauche.

[noyen]

is this a good time to post my glamour shot or not.

[vixnix]

Honey, there ain't no bad time for glamour.

[redbreegull]

Doctor Who is awesome. My mom used to watch the original series on PBS when I was a kid. It's weird, because I thought I was probably the only child in the United States who knew what Doctor Who is, and now it's like worldwide phenomenon.