Do I get a pin?

[twincityhacker]

I want to get a Jack Harkness action figure. And the Rose and K-9 set. With Martha, Nine, and the Face of Boe.

Does this mean I'm officially a geek now? Or does it only count when I have one in my grubby little paws?

Comments

[(Anonymous)]

You are a geek, but we still love you.

Kizmet and Wissota

[hideyuki-tah.livejournal.com]

...wait, you're asking if that makes you an official geek now? Yea, you've been one for a while :P

though to be fair, I'm pretty geeky about the Simpsons *looks at his Simpsons action figures* what? they talk and say funny things.

[msp-hacker.livejournal.com]

I just thought I'd double check! Though I should have guessed when I bought the tie-in novels.

Or, you know, tried finding out the technical aspects of the Satellite of Love. Though that was made of fail because nothing was in scale. At all.

I think the coolest thing the Doctor Who things do is have lots of points of articulation. The sonic screwdrivers and TARDIS stuff is the really cool things.

[msp-hacker.livejournal.com]

You just love me for the scrachies... But thank you. = )

[hideyuki-tah.livejournal.com]

Were the tie-in novels good? I bought some for another series and they were good, definitely added to the whole mythos.

Points of Articulation = cool... unless there are too many or they're not very well made. Like, I think I had this tiny GI Joe figure I got at like, Goodwill, and its joints were some sort of really flexible rubber... which was cool but it made it sort of limpish.

[msp-hacker.livejournal.com]

Yes, they were good. Then again, it's Torchwood, so everything is relative.