WHEEEE!

[ladyoftime]

Hey!

Guess who's two years old today? Go on, guess, I'll wait.





*hums and taps foot*







RIGHT! ELEVEN IS! Waaaaay back in 2006 omga, when I had this wacky idea to play a female eleventh Doctor, I had absolutely no idea she would last this long or be this fun or, well, be much more than a one-off joke character. Oh, how little I suspected.

At any rate, to celebrate her two years occupying my brainspace, there is MUSIC VIDEO(!) and SMILEY FACES.

:D :D :D :D :D :D!


(Eleven would also like it known that she is now 1,602 and she will accept a puppy as a birthday gift, preferably a beagle. Other gifts also welcome.)

Comments

[kingcreevey]

*sends the Doctor a Crup puppy wearing a collar that proclaims the puppy's name is A. Beagle*

[eleventh-doctor.livejournal.com]

*GLEES*

*and lo, there is much PUPPY!!! snuggling*

[kingcreevey]

It has twice the tails of ordinary puppies!

[sarahs-attic.livejournal.com]

*sends the Doctor a copy of the Complete Peanuts*

[eleventh-doctor.livejournal.com]

*Snoopy dance!*

*Oh yes, the Doctor can do a proper Snoopy Dance*

[sarahs-attic.livejournal.com]

*is not surprised that the Doctor can do a proper Snoopy Dance - it seems a Doctorish thing to do*

[handysparehand.livejournal.com]

Happy Birthday!



Well, I know it's not a beagle. But, I'm pretty sure he can travel through literature or something to that effect. Which is fairly brilliant.

[eleventh-doctor.livejournal.com]

Blimey, the things dogs can do these days with a little bit of training and natural talent. It's boggling.


...Oh, and my mun says <3. She used to adore that series when she was younger, and now she's considering going off and finding her stuffed Wishbone to hug.

[handysparehand.livejournal.com]

It really does boggle the mind doesn't it? There's a word I don't use often enough, boggle.

Boggling. I think I quite like it.

But yes, literature hopping talking dogs. Only on Earth. Well, and certain parts of Barcelona. And Canninia 3. But other than that, only on Earth.


....♥ my mun was completely in love with the series when she was younger, too. In fact, at least half of what she knows about literature she learned from Wishbone.

[eleventh-doctor.livejournal.com]

I think Clom had something similar, actually. Except he wasn't really a dog. More of a lobster. But it was furry, and had a spot!

Sort of.

Come to think of it, he mostly pinched people, so maybe not so similar after all.


...My mun started on books early, and Wishbone mostly reaffirmed that. In fact, there was a time when it was practically the only show she watched. Now that's boggling.