Currently reading: This Side of Paradise by F. Scott Fitzgerald
“Do you have a message to fans, anything you’d like to say to them, all the people who love you?”
Oh, you should see the state of these neurons.
He’s had some cowboys in here.
Ten complete rejects!
Tonight you just close your eyes
And I just watch you slip away
This is absolutely disgusting. The fact that things like this happen in 2013 is frustrating, and I quite frankly cannot stand the idea.
A Florida family says their 18-year-old daughter was charged with a felony and expelled from high school as a result of a consensual, same-sex relationship with another student.
Kaitlyn Hunt started dating a female classmate at the beginning of the school year when she was 17 and the girl she was dating was 15. According to an account posted to Facebook by Kaitlyn’s mother, in February, just after Kaitlyn turned 18, she was arrested on felony charges at the behest of her girlfriend’s parents. The specific crime was “sexual battery on a person 12-16 years old.”
Kaitlyn’s mother believes the charges were motivated by anti-gay animus:
They were out to destroy my daughter, they feel like my daughter “made” their daughter gay. They are bigoted, religious zeolites [sic] that see being gay as a sin and wrong, and they blame my daughter.
But Kaitlyn’s problems did not end there. Her girlfriends’s parents appealed to the school board and had her expelled from Sebastian River High School. Kaitlyn’s mom reports that the State Attorney, Brian Workman, has offered Kaitlyn a plea deal of “of two years house arrest and one year probation.” Kaitlyn has until next Friday to accept the plea deal or face a trial.
The family has started a petition calling on the state attorney to drop the charges against Kaitlyn.
Suraj Sharma photographed by David Bebber, 2013
itsbigger0ntheinsideidk just thinking! I haven’t watched all of classic who yet but I was intrigued by this “secret” 9 idea. I could kind of see it fitting in with the 9 we know too, but I’d hate to sit and think about it and possibly rewatch it to explain. but I could see it. oh well I guess we’ll find out, and hopefully they do it brilliantly!! :)
Yeah, I understand what you’re saying. And I haven’t watched a whole bunch of Classic DW either. I think that’s what the end of the episode was hinting at, that Hurt’s Doctor did something that was so atrocious and un-Doctor-like that our!Doctor doesn’t recognize that regeneration as the Doctor.
All I’m saying is, if that’s the case, and I do understand why that he deals with things in a specific way, but IF (and I mean if) Hurt’s Doctor WAS a regeneration and not some separate entity of the Doctor that he still should take responsibility for his actions. IMO, Moffat’s writing of the Doctor tends not to have consequences for treating other people in a bad manner, so I wouldn’t be super surprised if that’s the case.
Either way, I am looking forward to the 50th and I’m excited to see how everything is wrapped up.
“You talked to one of my lieutenants. He has, over the years, played the role repeatedly and with great conviction. More often than not, he’s done so to protect my identity. Other times, it was because I suspected a potential client might.. struggle with my gender. As if men had a monopoly on murder.”
