you are nearly 50 years of age but you were ded jellus of the little boy's Dr Who themed bedroom and a door painted to look like the Tardis door!!

(as seen on Come Dine With Me a few week's ago totally off the wall woman, but one who had great taste in decorating Dr Who bedrooms! )

I WANT DR WHO THEMED BEDROOM WITH A DOOR THAT LOOKS LIKE THE TARDIS DOOR!!! meh!

.....or when it's your hubster's birthday and you buy HIM a Dr Who cake with the strictest instruction that only YOU are allowed to eat David Tennant

(they don't make David Tennant Dr Who cakes anymore )

Weedle you still can! You have to cater for your inner-'child'. Not that liking Doctor Who is childish hence the ''

Nope - my 4 year old does that.

He was overheard yesterday afternoon with 2 5" Dalek figures and a Doctor figure reciting word for word the scene with the Dr and the Genesis Ark - you know

"The Doctor will open the Genesis Ark"
"The Doctor will not"

you get told off for bouncing up and down on the sofa and going squeeeee during Journeys End





by your kids!

oh yeah *I've* had that too

also the oft repeated cries of "Muuuuuuuuuuuum, not Doctor Who Proms agaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaain" and lots of bleating and moaning about it being too loud

...when you dedicate spare time to visiting Doctor Who filming locations.

when you buy all the who books aimed at children the day they come out because you know they're awesome

when most of your christmas presents are Doctor/David related

when you sit in lectures writing your notes with your brand new sonic screwdriver (bought by your dad who also got himself one and takes it to work with him - Doctor Who addiction is genetic, there is the proof lol)

when you squeel rather loudly at your flatmate's heroes and villains fancy dress party when the Doctor walks in and then tell the poor bloke off for not wearing the right brand of trainers!

when you get upset that your prescription means you can't get glasses like the Doctors

When you no longer use google, you use www.doctorwhoogle.com instead

When in the throes of passion you substitute your OH's name and cry "Oh Peri.... Yes... Yes....faster Peri...."

or you have the tardis noise as your text tone,

and have the theme tune as your ring tone, that pops up with a spinning tardis everytime your (sorry, my) mother calls....

.... and greet her with "Muuuuuuuuumy are you my mummy?"

The same mother who is getting the Seal of Rassilon (spelling?) as a tattoo

Thanks, that makes me feel so much better

Well I'm twenty years older than Big-Mother's son....and i do it....and proud too

I knew someone else from Happyland would do it I've got a knack for remembering TV/film quotes - I just wish I was the same with dates and quotes for History and Politics I would much rather sit an exam on Doctor Who - I think I would ace one

I'm more than 30 years older than Big-Mother's son and I do it too. The thing is, my OH does it all the time for other programmes we watch and it bugs me something awful, but if it is DW, we quote at the same time and giggle over it!

Definitely not a grown up yet...

Another Happyland resident

When I do it it really annoys whoever I watch it with. I don't care though and do it anyway

Ah. Yes didn't think that message through did I?

Should probably add that yes, I do it as well. Just it's a lot cuter when Sproglet does it

Ahem... .... er, over 40 years older than big-mother's sproglet and still at it.

Out and proud!!

For my 16th birthday party, I made everyone dress up as doctor who characters

oh, and my mum works at Marks and Spencers, which means she brings me back dalek cake a lot

...when you start grinning because the theme tune comes on your iPod, but then feel slightly disappointed because it is the short version, not the full length one!

LOL....same here...although its an MP3 player for me....and a rubbish tesco one at that

When you refuse to answer the phone because 'the music would stop!.'

And when your OH suggests Egypt or India for a holiday and you say 'I've heard Cardiff is nice'.

Oh that reminds me when in 2007 I went to a wedding to Stoke on Trent....it was a very tedious journey....my uncle was driving, he got so fed up...that he said he is going to just go to the nearest town if the traffic didn't didn't get any less...and I saw a lovely sign pointing to Wales....so you can guess what I said

I am impressed! You aren't Nick Griffiths, are you..?

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