I honestly SCREAMED when Catherine was on The Office (USA).
Taken at Toronto Comic Con!
- Myself as Robin with a MOTHERFUCKING DALEK!
- Myself as Robin, Anthony Del Col of Kill Shakespeare, Chrissy as Raven and Ryan as Beast Boy
- Batman and myself as Robin
This kid beside Benny grew up and became the 6th Doctor.
#That jacket is hideous #Yet I want it in my closet #Head canon of Benny’s life
(Source: 10thtardis)
This conversation works for Sherlockians.
The Doctor is Sherlock and us fans are Wilfred.
Even works vice versa.
So a “friend” of mine posted a “small rant” here highlighting a conversation we had on twitter where I mentioned that coming to the UK just to weeb on about Doctor Who and Sherlock was hardly a valid reason to come.
Let me make one thing clear. I really, really, really dislike those fandoms. The shows themselves I like enough, no problem, but it’s what the fanbase are doing and how they’re behaving which is more than borderline unsettling. I live in the UK myself, in London, and one of the first things I’m always asked is oh that’s where doctor who and sherlock are filmed OMG SO LUCKY <3 <3 <3
No. Stop it. Please, stop it. Our country has some of the richest history and culture, and it hurts to see that get smushed aside in favour of Sherlockphiles and Whoaboos deciding to come down just to see where the series they rant and rave over took place. What about the rest of our city; our country? What about the history that isn’t fictional? What about the other attractions we have which Sherlock and Doctor Who haven’t mentioned, do those even exist?
Not to mention all the people who claim they’re “British at heart” or can do a great British accent or some shit like that. I honestly do feel like a Japanese person witnessing weeaboos, with all the talking of how amazing England is and how everyone is planning to come here when they finish school and the majority of them clearly think everything here is exactly like on TV. Or, in a weeaboo’s case, just like in their kawaii desu animes.
I really don’t know how to put this because I’m too fucking annoyed to type straight right now, but I am very very unhappy. I hate that my city is being goggled at for no other reason than a few series were filmed there. Everything I’m seeing on Tumblr is taking anglophile to a whole new level and I know there’s fuck all I can do to stop it, but I sure as fuck intend to exercise my right to complain. All the downright frightening shit with Holmes and Watson being gay (no homophobia on this subject at all, but the original volumes showed no possible allusion to this at all), Doctor Who crossing over with any series they can get their hands on and Rory being so kawaii desu genderbent and the Doctor and Sherlock teaming up, and something about Watson being made out of cats and jam? In Sherlock Holmes, these people were close to middle aged Victorian book characters; you wouldn’t be saying things like that if their actors looked closer to the original films and illustrations.
It just feels wrong that our country has only become a place of widespread interest since these series were released to overseas audiences. I understand that these series are interesting and very well made, but there’s more to the UK than television and there’s no reason to be quite so damn creepy about it.

This was in response to THIS post I made explaining why THE ABOVE is bullshit.
Now my dear followers, what do we think of this?
Is it wrong for fans to want to visit the HISTORICAL LANDMARK that is 221B Baker Street? Or to go to Cardiff to see the Torchwood hub?
I didn’t think so either.
Will reblog details once get on my laptop. This is bullshit.
I am honestly thinking of leaving Tumblr, and here are my reasons why:
So I’m feeling a tad lost lately here on Tumblr. The whole site just feels like one big fandom war zone made up of smaller, but equally vicious, wars within each fandom.
Each one I try to become a part of, I just feel shut down in. The Sherlockians I have respected seem to have become elitists due to ACTUALLY waiting the full year and a half for the new season rather than the shorter wait the newer fans had, which makes me feel a little intimidated by them despite being a fan just as long. The Whovians seem to either become annoyed with Rose/10 shippers, only discuss Classic Who (which I’ve seen, but I prefer the new stuff), or talk about how Moffat has changed the show in ways they don’t like; none of which I care to take part in. Potterheads and Ringers seem to have all melted into other fandoms with their crossovers and such (more-so Potterheads, but you get my point). Anime fans no longer have anything in common with me due to my lack of interest in a lot of the newer series. Homestuck-ers (or whatever they’re called) are just too intense for me even though I do enjoy the silly little comic. A lot of my DC friends are no longer my friends because of differences in opinion regarding the reboot. And the Supernatural fandom is just mean. I have only known LITERALLY SIX PEOEPLE who enjoy the show on the same level I do that are not rabid and/or cruel.
It just seems like I don’t fit with any of the fandoms lately. My opinions are usually ignored or flamed into infinite by hellfire.
WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO ALL TRUE GEEKS JUST BEING HAPPY TO BE GEEKS WITH OTHER GEEKS? CAN ANYONE ELSE REMEMBER THE DAYS WHERE THERE WEREN’T ANY SHIPPING WARS? OR WHEN SAYING YOU DIDN’T LIKE A CHARACTER WAS OKAY IF YOU HAD DECENT REASONS?
WHY HAS EVERYTHING TURNED INTO PEOPLE BEING RABID AND MEAN?
It just doesn’t make any sense…
Thoughts?
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Tip #214: Lean in close to the lady and whisper sexily into her ear.
Okay.
So I mentioned on my purely OOC account (I am starting to get back into RPing and used to be a fairly decent Nightwing if I do say so myself) on Twitter that for my birthday NEXT year I was planning to spend 10 days in Cardiff on a Doctor Who extravaganza and another 4 in London going to Baker Street and the likes for so purely Sherlockian fun. I’ve been to London before and I loved the Natural History Museum and the pubs and Buckingham Palace. The architecture is beautiful and I am in love with the UK.
A friend of mine who I recently made amends with @’s me saying that that is a stupid reason to come to the UK and she hates that “Her city is being treated this way” by Sherlockians and Whovians.
Is it wrong to say that I felt personally offended by that?
I just felt that that was like telling a Potterhead it wasn’t cool to go to Potter-world in Florida or doing the Potter-tours of the filming locations in London. Or telling a Ringer (fan of Lord of the Rings) that it was offensive to the people of New Zealand that they were only touring “their” country because LotR was filmed there. Even TWIHARDS flood Forks in the states! Just because I want to go to England and Wales for fiction television shows and novels doesn’t mean I’m disrespecting the beauty of those countries. I was in Switzerland last year and was too mystified in Lucerne and Zurich to even THINK about Reichenbach Falls.
Bah.
I just feel really annoyed by that comment and the fact that this person compared Sherlock fans in North America that want to go to London to that of the weeaboos who want to go to Japan and become Mangakas.
I want to see 221B Baker St. I don’t want to become a fucking consulting detective. I don’t want to be a war doctor veteran. I don’t want to join Scotland Yard or be part of the government division that seems to know everything.
I was in Austria and was excited to see Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s house. Does that mean I was insulting the people of Salzburg because I wasn’t as excited to see the rest of the city as I was to see the museum of Mozart’s work?
Of all the things that have been bothering me lately, this one just hit a nerve and really hurt.
That asshole is himself an idiot, and you need to hang out with cooler people.By far my favourite answer yet.