*is dead from awesome*

[drakyndra]

Have just seen Army of Ghosts.

*wibble*

WHY ISN'T IT NEXT WEEK NOW, DAMMIT!

ETA: So, I went out into the hallway to do a little dance about the awesomeness of this episode. Shut up, it's a thing I do, okay?

...And part-way through I tripped on the rug, and rolled my ankle. And had to crawl back into my bedroom.

Now my ankle is all swollen and owie and I can't put my weight on it.

I HATE YOU AND YOUR BRILLIANCE, RUSTY!

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[drakyndra.livejournal.com]

Our fandom is ankle-sprainingly good?

(Seriously, though, I really shouldn't be that surprised. After all those years of ballet, my ankles are, quite basically, fucked. There was a point where I couldn't go two weeks without twisting an ankle...)

And the Ghostbusters bit was WIN!

[lizbee.livejournal.com]

I've had three bad sprains so far this year -- and I don't even have ballet as an excuse. piecesofalice bought me a ten-pack of bandages.

Is it wrong that by the last five minutes, I was basically sitting on the edge of my chair the bed chanting, "COME ON THE DALEKS!"?

[drakyndra.livejournal.com]

I haven't had a serious sprain in ages. And this one is hobble-about-able, so I don't think it'll be that bad, either. The serious ones I literally cannot walk on.

Though, when I was about 6 years old, I was on crutches for a while with a very severe sprain - as in, they thought it was broken until the X-ray. I suspect that may have something to do with my tendency now.

(But seriously, how fitting is it for Doctor Who fans to twist their ankles?)

Also, I'd heard the Dalek thing so many times, and from such lousy sources, that I had entirely given it away as a fake. So I literally shrieked when they turned up.