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A short self-analysis: fictional doctors

Sat Nov 21, 2009, 12:48 PM
  • Listening to: Erin McKeown's "Hundreds of Lions" album
  • Reading: Criminal Minds fanfiction
I think have some kind of thing for improbably intelligent fictional doctors. My three examples are Dr. Daniel Jackson (of Stargate SG-1), Dr. Simon Tam (of Firefly) and most recently Dr. Spencer Reid (of Criminal Minds). Big brains are just a turn-on, I guess, though they also have other, more diverse and more obviously physical attractivenesses (like Daniel's manly jaw, Simon's aristocratic cheekbones, and Spencer's... je ne sais qui).

So, uh. Yeah. Just thought I'd share that with the internet at large.

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Hey, BitterApples? What would your reaction be if I told Ecks that she had an older brother who got lost one too many times, so we let him stay lost. (This would be Ecks at five or six years old, mind you.)

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I would probably bite my lip and look worried and wonder if this actually happened and I just forgot about it. (Then later, having recognized it as a falsehood, I might thwap you upside the head and go out to find Ecks, who would probably be looking for said lost brother.)

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And also, is it sad that two of the deviants I watch have posted journals commemorating the beginning of World War Two, and I just keep thinking of that Volkswagen ad that Jeremy Clarkson made?

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Not at all. That fake advert is hilarious and deserves to be thought of as much as possible.

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