THANK YOU THANK YOU for posting this. I saw on Charlie Brooker's twitter that he was going to do this but missed the airing.

I would actually kill for a book about young Dumbledore. Ok, maybe not kill, but I would be willing to injure someone for life.

I LOVE THIS SHOW SO MUCH.

I'm ashamed to admit I've never seen Doubt. Now I must!

I LOVE Meryl Streep, BUT, I saw the Iron Lady last week, and it wasn't a breakthrough film at all, despite a brilliant performance on her part.

This is so fucking sad. I still remember my Dad reading these to me...

I was talking to a friend that lives in the US about this recently. She downloaded series 2 of Sherlock so that she could watch it at the same time as me (I was watching it on television). She would have to wait for 4 months otherwise, which she wasn't willing to do.

I got lost in Heathrow at age 4.

Thank God for this Lady McGyver. A few days ago my lips started getting crazily dry (I only get lips this dry when I have a fever) and I don't know why. Had been trying for days to hydrate them but nothing helped.

I...I think I love you for that comment. Hearted!

I imagined the whole Luke & Darth Vader scene playing out with Hitler and Jean-Marie Loret instead. Nerds! FUCK YEAH!

That was the FIRST thing I thought when I read that Jean-Marie Loret joined the French Resistance. It kind of makes me hope this is true.

School! Got Dutch/EU citizenship from my father, and school's pretty damn cheap there. Been in Europe for 3 years now, and occasionally go back to the US to visit my family.

He's Canadian. I lived in the US for more of my adolescent life and now live in Europe, and after running into a lot of Canadians that I thought were Americans, I call them 'The Great Confusers'.

Oh Chris O'Dowd, you adorable, adorable man!

My thoughts exactly...

Everyone in my family firmly believes in "Ikea rage". It's a very real psychological concept. It just hasn't been properly documented yet.

When my family and I go back to Jamaica for Christmas, my mother and I put a stout "milkshake" at the top of our priorities. We usually make that from either stout and vanilla ice cream or, stout, condensed milk, & ice.

I'm the kind of person that remembers they need a jacket or a dress shirt for an interview that is a couple of hours away, so a dryer used to save my life all the time. I guess I have to change now that I'll primarily be drying stuff on a rack.

At my old place I used it once, but then proceeded to put the clothes in the dryer...and then someone nicked the rest of the stuff, so I didn't really get to see if it affected the way clothes air dried.