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It've never too early to start birthday celebrations!

So, HAPPY UNBIRTHDAY FORK! YOU ARE STILL THE SAME AGE AS YOU WERE YESTERDAY! ERHMAHGERD! Needs more baguette.

I personally loved Denmark's.... well it was the only one I saw as I walked downstairs at that point. Luckily they won! :3

Catcatcatcatcat. I love tumblr: http://mayorbelle.tumblr.com/post/50766107509

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What a glorious birthday that'll be! xD

As for the River Song thing, there is a mini episode from series 6 called "Last night" which I can't find on youtube at the moment but it basically entails a future version of the Eleventh Doctor walking in on the Doctor's TARDIS with River while they are at Darilium which is the last night he spends with River and gives her his sonic etc.

It has been done but I was always hoping it would be done explicitly within the series.

Here's a tumblr gif set of the conversation: http://andicanalwaysseeyou.tumblr.com/post/50745352237

I am very accepting of suicidal thoughts as I too believe them to be natural, I doubt there are many who have NEVER felt them. What I mean is from a loved one's perspective, I dislike it when people say "Suicide is selfish" as yes it's only to help themselves and will hurt so many but they should be much more understanding of that person as they must be going through hell to even consider it. Sometimes it's selfish to want to keep them alive when they want to die as they're living in hell (this refers more to euthanasia though) but it's still something that should be empathised with. Suicide should never be the answer, they aren't searching for answers but they are searching for something to stop the hurt and if that is death then alright but their view of the world would have been distorted (not in a negative way, all views are somehow distorted and bias) and their desire for death is coupled with the idea that nothing could make life any better, there is just no point and that should never be the case, there should always be hope. I believe there to be in my optimistic mind.

Suicide is still considered a sin but it's more accepted now then back then, it's more understood, that is what I meant.

I hope being supportive of people who are depressed and suicidal doesn't make them feel worthless, I think condemning them for their thoughts is a horrible thing to do, in fact possibly the worst thing you can say to them because that makes them feel worthless and probably more likely to rebel against the person who condemned them.

I know right? I enjoy biology but the exams aren't that fun xD I was thinking about chemical imbalances and chemistry things as well. It amuses me.

Hehe, I wasn't ridiculously drunk xD I can remember the entire night and I wasn't sick which made me happy. Of course, it's just how my brain seems to process the world.

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I'll clarify, I understood the episode, I understood the John Hurt thing and the rest of it but I just felt very underwhelmed when I first saw it. I now know why, it's because I read that article about John Hurt being the ninth incarnation of the Doctor so the ending was of no surprise to me as I'd already heard it. I was spoiled without even realising it xD oh well, I rewatched it this morning and thoroughly enjoyed it! I thought it was fabulous and then went and had to explain to a few of my friends about the ending xD

It still works out as the Eleventh Doctor is still the Eleventh as John Hurt isn't "The Doctor", he's the same timelord but he can't call himself "The Doctor" because of what he did.

Also, I doubt the show will end with Smith, first, Timelords can regenerate 12 times (meaning 13 incarnations) so he still has one left and this is one of the biggest shows the BBC has so they won't end it because of this. They will explain it somehow, it could be River giving him her remaining regenerations or it was the other Timelords that stopped them from regenerating past 13 but since they are no longer around then the Doctor can carry on. The Master managed it, he reached the end of his regenerations back in the old series but he's already gone through at least 2 regenerations since then, there are ways around it and it won't be the end.

I look forward to seeing the 50th pan out!

I prefer short hair as I think it suits me better, I normally get an annual MAJOR hair cut to cut it down to shoulder length again. That is when I wave my head around, enjoying the lightness of having less hair : D

Bullying can be such an underestimated issue, I look at it from the psychological perspective as it can cause such horrific mental scars and the consequences could develop into anything from inferior complexes to severe mental health conditions- no two people would react to the event in exactly the same way because we are all so complex. Gay bullying, cyberbullying, sexist bullying, whatever type of bullying it's all the same and it's horrible.

I was bullied when I was about 5 by a 4 year old who pushed me around in the playground and said horrible things to me (a minor case I suppose) but I know it made me incredibly upset for however long it went on. Now, according to my Dad (and I completely trust him on this as he wouldn't have reason to lie, plus the bullying stopped- I just can't directly recall it) I didn't tell anyone about the issue even when asked a lot by my father but one day as he came to collect me from school I walked up to this bully and hit him in the face. My Dad, being my Dad, was silently very proud of me and took me home. Needless to say, the bullying stopped and I grew up. I was belittled an awful lot throughout primary school and controlled by my best friend. We were really close but for some reason she went through a stage of abusing me (in a childish way) like hiding from me all lunch so I was alone in the playground. Her and Lucy, a friend of hers who hated me for some reason, did this and I still remember it vividly. I didn't get a long at all with Lucy at this point as we fought over Leah (my best friend) basically but she had simply invaded our friendship and so our duo became a trio for about a year. I felt like I was losing my best friend and it was horrible. For the rest of primary school we remained best friends but I was always the 'back up' friend in a way, I hung around with her because I didn't have loads of other friends but she was the popular girl of the year group. It wasn't really until we went to secondary school when we were put on opposite sides of the year (so we shared no lessons and basically didn't see each other very much in school) did we make more of an effort to remain friends and then we became as close as we are today. I know this isn't a major case of bullying like some of the stories here but I know how it affected me. I have always felt uneasy at times when I make plans with Leah because part of my brain still thinks "she will cancel because she has better things to do" but that thought is slowly fading but I don't think it will ever disappear for good. It also made me a bully in year 6. I look back and I loathe myself for the things that I did, I was just a child so I suppose I didn't understand exactly what I was doing but I can't help and regret it so much. I did it because I wanted to impress Leah and it's what she was doing at times, I did it because I was bullied and I felt that was what I should do. I have no excuse for it but I know that the mind of a bully is a mess in itself and the reasons they do it a buried behind insecurities. Of course that doesn't excuse them but I try and empathise with them when I can as that gives us a better understanding of why they do it so it can be stopped.

You can't just teach people bullying is bad, you can't just tell them to stop it, there is something within peoples minds that just causes them to act this way.

As for suicide, it's so tragic and I don't agree with it but I can completely emapthise with people who feel it's the only answer. I am glad we are more understanding of the issue today than about 500 years ago where they condemned people for committing suicide, not giving them a Christian burial etc. It's a very severe issue and it is never the answer, there will always be something better but you have to live long enough to experience it. That's my unfalsifiable optimism though.

About 35.51% of your life has been on KHV. :3

I've spent about a third of my life on-

Well, you took the words right out of my mouth. I still feel quite young in comparison to the people who joined in 2006 xD

Also, 33.184% of my life, to be exact, I've been a member of this site.

I am... almost : D after a few exams I will be. I went to say goodbye to my psychology teacher, we cried and hugged, it was beautiful. Well, I can now add all my teachers on Facebook :3

Oh yes! Well, I went out with practically my entire year group yesterday and I got rather drunk. I got home and began thinking how the alcohol was inhibiting my action potentials along my neurones xD TOO MUCH BIOLOGY REVISION! AHHHH!!!!! I hope to do more things like that in the future.