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jpgr01. If you'd like, comment to this entry saying 'ICONS!' and I will pick 6 of your icons.
02. Make an entry in your own journal and talk about the icons I picked!
So, these are![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
fourzoas' choices:
1.
(Made by smelltheflowers
Autumn/Fall has always been my favorite season, esp as a kid in CT. There was nothing better than jumping into a pile of freshly raked leaves.
2.
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world_icons)
I became addicted to Life on Mars shortly after it was over but I still can watch each episode over and find something fresh. The espressions and dialogue are marvelous. This I use mainly when the world is getting to me, with that headache just starting behind the eyes.
3.
(by calapine)
This is just one of those escapist icons when I just want to ignore the real world and hide myself in fiction be it tv, movies or reading.(Doctor Who)
4.
(by vickalo_999)
Another icon of frustration. Really doesn't need much explanation other than it is taken fron Ashes to Ashes.
5.
(by alocin42
Used to tell people to hush. Only used a few times to calm arguements in comments. It is taken from a Children in Need sketch with David Tennant and Catherine Tate. Classic.
6.
(by poisonyoulove)
From the tv show Castle when he has a bullet-proof vest made up to say "writer" instead of NYPD. I thought it cute and use it for posts when I talk about writing. On deeper thought now, I think most writers need to be bullet proof when it comes to critics otherwise no one would write.
ETA Forashavah
1.
(made by anglchck6661)
I just love this moment from The Unicorn and the Wasp and I use it mainly in a sarcastic mode.
2.
(made by atellix)
Another fun moment when Martha first enters the TARDIS. Everyone has the same reaction and the Doctor mouths along with her (which was David Tennant's own idea). I don't use it all that often unless I have the right moment.
3.
(made by almightypen)
It's not often we see Jack salute and mean it, so when he salutes the Doctor, it's a true sign of respect. That's mainy what I use it for, no sarcasm here.
4.
(made by stangeumbrella)
I like this for a couple of reasons. It's a pic of all 4 guys and of course, the sentiment.
5.
(made by overchay)
This was just a very sweet moment and it was rare to see Ianto and Gwen alone.
02. Make an entry in your own journal and talk about the icons I picked!
So, these are
fourzoas' choices:1.
(Made by smelltheflowersAutumn/Fall has always been my favorite season, esp as a kid in CT. There was nothing better than jumping into a pile of freshly raked leaves.
2.
(made by world_icons)I became addicted to Life on Mars shortly after it was over but I still can watch each episode over and find something fresh. The espressions and dialogue are marvelous. This I use mainly when the world is getting to me, with that headache just starting behind the eyes.
3.
(by calapine)This is just one of those escapist icons when I just want to ignore the real world and hide myself in fiction be it tv, movies or reading.(Doctor Who)
4.
(by vickalo_999)Another icon of frustration. Really doesn't need much explanation other than it is taken fron Ashes to Ashes.
5.
(by alocin42Used to tell people to hush. Only used a few times to calm arguements in comments. It is taken from a Children in Need sketch with David Tennant and Catherine Tate. Classic.
6.
(by poisonyoulove)From the tv show Castle when he has a bullet-proof vest made up to say "writer" instead of NYPD. I thought it cute and use it for posts when I talk about writing. On deeper thought now, I think most writers need to be bullet proof when it comes to critics otherwise no one would write.
ETA For
ashavah1.
(made by anglchck6661)I just love this moment from The Unicorn and the Wasp and I use it mainly in a sarcastic mode.
2.
(made by atellix)Another fun moment when Martha first enters the TARDIS. Everyone has the same reaction and the Doctor mouths along with her (which was David Tennant's own idea). I don't use it all that often unless I have the right moment.
3.
(made by almightypen)It's not often we see Jack salute and mean it, so when he salutes the Doctor, it's a true sign of respect. That's mainy what I use it for, no sarcasm here.
4.
(made by stangeumbrella)I like this for a couple of reasons. It's a pic of all 4 guys and of course, the sentiment.
5.
(made by overchay)This was just a very sweet moment and it was rare to see Ianto and Gwen alone.
