The Coffee Represents My Anguish.

[rionaleonhart]

Stolen from squeemu:

Comment to this post with an idea for a Top Five list (for example, Five Cars With Which Jeremy Clarkson Has Had Torrid Love Affairs, or Five Times Nida Saved the World and Nobody Noticed, or Five Cases Watson Decided, On Balance, Not To Publish). Then, in a separate post in reply to your comment, I will compile the requested list, according to me. Multiple requests are welcomed.

I've concluded that I don't love Torchwood. I enjoy watching it, but I don't love it, and if it didn't get another series I wouldn't shed a tear. Alas.

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[rionaleonhart]

5. He'll never admit it to anyone, but he sort of likes the constant in-fighting. It'd be nice if it were considered normal to punch your superior in the face in 2006.
4. It's nice having a rough idea of how life is going to progress over the next thirty years. Uncertainty makes him uneasy.
3. Omg omg omg Marc Bolan! It's Marc Bolan! The Marc Bolan! Can I talk to him? Eeeee!
2. Annie. When he wakes up in 2006, his first thought is to tell her that see, he was right, and he's halfway to the police station before he realises that she's gone. It is the first step in his rapid descent into insanity and throwing himself in front of cars.
1. He can finally get over his obsession with his father.

[neuralclone.livejournal.com]

It is the first step in his rapid descent into insanity and throwing himself in front of cars.

So, how many cars did he throw himself under before he made it back to 1973? *EG*