I really hope not. Fandom squeeing aside, I'd hope that Smith can break out of the Moffat-squeeze for a little while and continue finding other projects. It'd be nice if the larger world can discover him the way all the Whovians have.

I always imagine that they think their junk will fall off.

Hell, I practically collect plus-size romance novels of the most angsty variety.

Thankfully, many parents no longer have to experience this pain, as neither they nor their children will be able to afford rent/mortgages without one another.

When I saw her on QI and she recounted how she used to traumatize Stephen Fry as a fun hobby, that is when I fully understood that there is nothing Emma Thompson cannot do.

YAY, SOMEONE USED THE POWERPUFF GIRLS NAME. Please tell me your avatar is going to be Ringo Starr.

It evoked more visceral horror than zoning out, as memory serves. Because lady parts are scary if not being used for penis feelings.

Random person interjecting: WOT is a whoooooooole different animal from ASOIAF. Everyone's opinion will vary, of course, but I find Martin's series to be really compelling due to the sociopolitical angle, whereas Jordan's series read much more as outright fantasy and comparatively struggled with women characters.…

The last time I had a conversation derailed by someone's need to randomly interject their penis feelings, I started talking about my last period in inappropriate levels of detail. It went okay. We got back on topic pretty quickly.

Eddie Izzard is possibly the most Powerpuff Girls-appropriate gif.

Ringo Starr has a cameo in the Powerpuff Girls' new special as a "flamboyant mathematician" named... FIBONACCI SEQUINS.

This is actually how I secretly go about making my collection look reasonable. 'Yes, yes, buy more! Acquire more perfume! Make me feel better about my own bad habits!'

I'm incapable of wrapping my brain around that image.

Ha! It would not be BPAL if there weren't enabling involved. You're very welcome! I hope you find something that makes you happy, seriously.

I think I've probably worked my way through about 3/4 of their general catalog, and a lot of limited edition stuff in the past decade, so in my case it's just sort of scent memory. I'd say about a dozen of the 50 are ones I'm reselling or swapping away because they don't work for me, but the rest are in my mental…

It is such a potentially dangerous habit to have, especially since they really encourage the Pokemon mentality re: collecting. I've got around 50 bottles at the moment — bottles, mind, not decants — and compared to a lot of people I've known, that's peanuts.

If you smell something uninterrupted and at length, you tend to go a little nose deaf. It's kind of a similar principle as to how, after sniffing a variety of perfumes, smart perfumers will give you an intermission where you can cleanse your 'palate' by sniffing some coffee beans.

I spent a hefty chunk of my workday educating a stranger on the internet about oil-based perfumes, and how to safely and successfully navigate BPAL.

Or their CEO, who takes his share of company profits and donates money to organizations that work against gay marriage.

Here. It seemed like a case of him having turned off his brain-mouth filter, but it was also one of those inane comments to warrant disapproval.