*Gigglesnort*

Okay, so I should really be in bed. I'm about to go to bed right now, actually. But before I do, I just wanted to share the Master-quote that came to me. It's totally going to be the start of a chapter/scene of the Doctor/Master/Rose fic:

Master (to Rose): So how often do you and the Doctor do it?

And then he possibly goes into all the possible meanings of the phrase "do it" or maybe Rose reacts right away, haven't really thought that out yet... I do know that she's going to be so used to this by now that she doesn't so much more than snark and walk away, though.

I really need to finish my novel...

Night, mates!

Torchwood was...

...actually good!

I so can't wait for Martha now. And the Jack/Ianto kiss. And I actually really liked Gwen! And thought the Gwen/Jack worked (oh Jack, you can't-make-up-your-mind/player). And our dear Cap'n John Harper is such an ass...

*Wants to know who Gray is*

Dude, Torchwood is pretty badass now!

Sweet. XD

(Just saw "Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang" if you couldn't tell... great title. XD)

Head? Meet desk.

Quoted from here:

Tip 6 [for women]. Don't chase your date. Never deprive a man of the thrill of the chase. Besides, it's so much fun being caught! A woman can always initiate a first tea date, but after that, it's up to a man to decide whether he wants to pursue you. Entice men, play with them, and then release them! Allow men to initiate and take the lead in moving your relationship forward.

Oh gender stereotypes, how I love ye... And by love, I mean while this may be true on some level (since dating nowadays is still defined by stereotypes and particular male and female "roles" a lot of the time), writing this stuff just perpetuates it. It's... rather disturbing and disgusting, really, how casually this stuff is thrown out and how almost-but-not-quite subtle it is.

And, yes, dating should be a give-and-take, but it should not be, "Okay, I've made the first move, which is risky enough for a gal! Now, the rest is up to him! Because I'm a woman and women who take the lead at any point are scary! Oh, but I should make sure to 'play' with him too, because women are inherently confusing and flighty and if you're ever straight with a guy, there's just something wrong with you." (And, of course, there's the opposite stereotype at work here too. Apparently, males cannot be shy or want to "be caught." You are the hunters, guys! Bend to my capricious will and go catch me a bison and carry me over the threshold now!")

I'm gonna go write some more now...

(And no, I promise I didn't go looking for this. I was bored and saw it on yahoo while procrastinating. Wheeeee....)