chiefmauskateer said: what the flying fuck, bates!
The rock I live under is pretty big. But better late than never!

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chiefmauskateer said: what the flying fuck, bates!
The rock I live under is pretty big. But better late than never!
chiefmauskateer replied to your post “look everyone was sad about digby but….litrally no other character has...”
Part of his depression and that though, isn't it?
yes that is true if we’re focusing on dom - i’m not saying we should forget about arthur. all im saying is that we have mentions every other week, a memorial garden, anniversary’s - which is all well and good except no other character has ever been given that. jasmine died more recently in horrible circumstances and has barely had a mention. she didn’t even get an on screen funeral. i know she wasn’t on the show for as long, but characters who loved her are still around like jac and morven but she doesn’t get the same treatment.
the same goes for tara - ollie’s wife was brought in solely to die from her tumor and for oliver’s development and eventual exit. she’s mentioned all the time as a well liked doctor though she wasn’t in it for long. but penny, his sister, who many of them knew for a lot longer, is never mentioned. despite the fact her and oliver were so close for so many years.
basically what im saying is the holby writers always choose to focus on certain character deaths and ignore others - usually the ones they consider to be more tragic and more able to wring out for on screen emotion and im pretty tired of it. i just want them to give more equal treatment to the characters and their actors.
chiefmauskateer replied to your photoset: Went to Greys Court to soak up the sunshine! The...
Urgh, 70s? Too modern.
I know, right!? I can bear the 1950s as long as it’s flamingo bath-taps weird, get on well with the 1920s/30s shabby-chic, but ugly bath mats and melamine kitchenware don’t do it for me.
chiefmauskateer replied to your post: Things to do this Sunday: - Suddenly playing New...
I need to reinstall NL. Uninstalled it (backed up) because I wanted to play the Spirit of Justice. :(
I brutally deleted my old game for a completely fresh start. Did so much stuff wrong the first time!
...of course, I don’t think I have the patience to catch the rare stuff anymore.
chiefmauskateer replied to your photoset:Heading home tomorrow after a week with the...
If you ever need a mini break you can come see me! We’re keeping the sofa bed <3
Thanks. :) I’m looking forward to it!
I follow so many fantastic women on here who inspire me to better myself and instigate change in others and I want to wake up every morning and make you noodles and make sure you have clean socks and I can braid your hair into little crowns I love you all so much.
chiefmauskateer replied to your post: Slightly disconcerted that my friend was searching the shops yesterday for Fifty Shades Of Grey.
It probably is a bandwagon thing. EVERYONE at work has borrowed so and so’s copy xD I think there’s a huge share fest. I’ve had a flick through my colleague’s new copy. It’s fairly well written. Not online crap. But the reviews are VERY mixed.
Also you can tell her that Asda are selling it for £3.
That's what my friend was saying; that it was becoming like a book club in her work due to everyone reading it. I highly doubt anyone would be reading it in my place of work, I'd be very surprised if they did...(given I work at a charity that is about spreading the pleasures of reading classic literature) Another of my friends started reading the first page out loud in WHSmith the other week and it sounded a bit dodgy, but never judge a book by its first page...(or something...)
I think she was heading there next, so she's probably snapped up a copy by now. I'm eagerly awaiting her review; who knows, it might make me curious...(hmm) (there's a trilogy of them as well? I can see how the author would get carried away though...)
chiefmauskateer replied to your video: Every year without fail, my friend posts this on...
Happy Birthday!
chiefmauskateer replied to your photoset: Wonderful, wonderful birthday presents. (I’m not...
Sounds fab. LOVE the card
Thanks :) The card is fantastic, I love it so much. I'm usually sad and keep my birthday cards anyway (at least the ones from my parents) but I'm definitely holding on to that one :D
invisiblesatellites replied to your photoset: Wonderful, wonderful birthday presents. (I’m not...
Great haul! :D
It is, I'm a very lucky girl :D The Downton book is gorgeous and fascinating, had a little flick through before. My friend took heed of me admiring it every time we went into Waterstones...!