Ah Yes Standard Texas With The Bigotry

Ah yes standard Texas with the bigotry

Fondly remembering the time that a cat owner casually entered their calico Maine Coon in a cat fancier’s competition and the judges lost their minds because the cat was 1) male and 2) able to bear children

Gotta love how the notes still aren't showing up

I found this camera on the subway and look what was inside...

Happy New year!!

TMA archival staff, but they're f a n c y

Things you can't convince me aren't canon

The Doctor is autistic.

The Doctor and the Master are definitely divorced.

Five is asthmatic and has some sort of peripheral nerve damage in his legs (because his regeneration almost failed).

Nine wears Fitz Kreiner's leather jacket.

Time Lords are actually eldritch but normal humans can't tell because we can only perceive three dimensions at once.

River Song makes it out of the Library somehow.

The Spy Master first met the Doctor as 'O' when he was Eleven.

Sacha Dhawan plays a character called Reverend Matthew in the audio Ghost Walk, and I like to pretend it's the Master fucking around and being manipulative and shit in disguise. It's very entertaining, especially since a woman in his employ literally calls him Master at one point.

Evelyn knitted Seven's outfit.

Two and Jamie definitely had something going on.

Ood Sigma and hallucination Amy were Ten and Eleven's Watchers, respectively.

Eight is 'like that' (if you know you know) because the anesthesia Seven got delayed regeneration long enough that some of his brain started to die from lack of oxygen, bloodflow, etc etc.

If Survival had been a Sixey episode, he would have had a VERY different reaction to local catboy Master. (I said what I said.)

I'll add more eventually, but I need to sleep now.

It's talk tv why am I not surprised

British presenter’s aggressive bias exposed in interview with Palestinian figure

In a recent Talk TV interview, British presenter Julia Hartley-Brewer’s approach was critically analysed by writer and editor Soumaya Ghannoushi. During the interview with Palestinian activist Dr Mustafa al-Barghouthi, Hartley-Brewer displayed aggressive and biased behaviour. Ghannoushi highlighted how this incident reflects broader issues in Western journalism regarding Palestine, marked by condescension and dismissiveness. She also pointed out how the interview exemplifies the media’s deep-seated bias and racism towards the Arab and Muslim world.