Goddammit, I always think of something to write here when I'm not online, and now I am I can't think of a thing to say. GRAH!

So many things to do for a summer vacation, so much time to do them in, but still I feel stressed. This is not right, is it?

Hang on a minute, listening to an awesome lyric, which I would print but will possibly be considered...horrible, I suppose. Ah fuck it, you've been warned.

Jesse, bad boy,
Just come look at what your brother did
To that girl's precious little whore of a body.

Yeah. Doesn't sound like an awesome lyric when you see it written, but it's a proper sing along to listen to. And there's a story behind it too!

Anyway, I haven't been doing much outside my regular routine. I went down Bournemouth today, but that's hardly exciting. I'm gonna go and see The Dark Knight on Friday, which I'm incredibly excited about, given that ordinarily I don't give a shit about Batman. I get the feeling that I'll be going to see that on the big screen with as many groups of friends as many times as possible.

My parents have been married for 25 years in a couple of weeks, which seems astounding to me. We're throwing another garden party like we did last year, hopefully minus heavily drunken friends and crotch thrusting this year. Seriously, check my YouTube account if you've forgotten.

Bored now, so I'll finish up. Hope everyone who reads this is OK :)

I have to post my thoughts on the finale of Doctor Who. It is The Law, and as The Clash so bravely stated, that shall always prevail.

So. I genuinely am unsure about it. It was a good story, and pretty well written, but there was just something about it that didn't seem to gel too well with me.

Maybe it was the fact that it finished about 20 minutes too late, making the final act feel a bit boring, what with the whole tying up loose ends thing. I know there was a lot to tie up, but it just felt overblown to me. Full credit to 'em for getting The Doctor and Rose together at last, though, even if that version of the Doctor was a bit of a prick in a lot of ways.

So, yeah, two David Tennants. That was a neat little twist, and as ever DT's acting was top notch. I can't help but smile when he says stuff like 'Ah, that's better', after going through a 'fake' regeneration which probably almost killed him. I think that they should have used the second Tenth a little bit more cleverly though. Rather than have him run on too early and get himself taken out by Davros. Who I have to admit is probably the craziest character in the history of everything, ever. Crazy like a fox!

I wasn't too keen on the fact that the producers are still obviously too scared to kill a major character off. They did it in the first series: 'Oh noes! Captain Jack's been exterminated! Oh no, wait, he's now invincible. See, he's not actually dead.' They did it in the second series: 'Oh noes! Rose is about to get sucked into the Void! Oh no, wait, she's just trapped in a parallel universe. See, she's not actually dead.' And now they've done it again. 'Oh noes! They've been dropping hints about Donna's untimely demise for the whole series, and now she's fallen unconcious after a massive brain overload of information. Oh no, wait, she's just had her memory wiped, and her brain will implode if she ever meets the Doctor again. See, she's not actually dead.' See what I mean? I know this is a family show and all, but pretty soon there won't be any peril left whatsoever.

Also, this is the first episode of the new series (since 2005 or whenever it was) that there wasn't a cliffhanger at the end. Just DT doing his 'I'm so lonely' face that he pulls when he's upset. If there was a big bang at the end, I'd have no doubt enjoyed the episode a lot more, I'm just like that.

But there was one saving grace, at least. German Daleks. That scene had me bursting out with laughter all evening. Just the sheer silliness of it is absolutely mind bogglingly brilliant. I eagerly anticipate the French Cybermen in the Christmas special. If they're not there, I refuse to watch the show ever again. Ever.