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Let’s talk about how I am a real fan of wet!Beckett. I think Beckett should be wet more often. It just adds something indescribable to the viewing experience.
See also: Beckett in tight jeans, Beckett running in high heels brandishing weapons, Beckett with undone hair, Beckett in hoodies, Beckett.
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Let’s talk about the plot of this two parter for a second.
Oh wait.
By talk I actually mean cackle at hysterically due to ludicrousness.
Excellent.
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IN WHAT UNIVERSE WOULD THIS EVER BE A GOOD THING?
I HATE STRANGE PEOPLE. I HATE TALKING TO THEM. THIS IS TERRIFYING. WHO DECIDED TO CREATE A WEBSITE DEDICATED TO IT?
I DO NOT UNDERSTAND.
Symptoms of study overload syndrome.
- Pain in the lumbar spine, posterior shoulder region or neck.
- Increased susceptibility to infection, probably due to sleep-deprivation/stress related immune suppression.
- Increased heart rate and blood pressure due to high cortisol levels and excess caffeine consumption.
- Decreased ability to perform ADLs, including but not limited to showering, feeding oneself beyond consumption of 2 minute noodles, dressing.
- Disturbed sleep patterns including insomnia and vivid dreams about teaching fictional characters cardiology, sitting exams or dissecting bodies.
- Cognitive impairment, colloquially study dementia. Examples: the inability to remember where ones keys are located or to perform simple multiplication (i.e. 4 by 6).
- Decreased ability to cope to emotional stressors, major and minor, such as finding you have run out of milk or Jessica Rudd being on Q&A.
- May exacerbate co-morbidities such as addiction to YouTube videos of cats.
No sex for Sam. Sing it, sister.
