Reblogging this old classic because of reasons.
Enmity of the Ages
Team Timecock. May contain traces of timenuts.
Posts tagged david tennant:
“Will I be seeing you again?”
“I haven’t even left yet.”
Well I just orgasmed everywhere
#TennantTuesday
MARTHA I THOUGHT YOU WERE OVER HIM
MARTHA STOP WANKING TO THIS
OR THE MASTER WILL HEAR
Please note I am in no way trying to imply anything about a secret t-shirt code. They’d never do such a thing. No sirree.
♥
Will never not reblog. When are you guys doing that angsty homoerotic period drama together again?
(via thisisgallifrey)
Think of a young, blond and floppy-haired pale little David Tennant as he first gets his hands on a VHS of the Daemons somewhere in the early Nineties. And at night, he can’t help himself. He has to masturbate. He imagines himself spread out on that altar, naked against the cool stone, the…
Yup. This was me. Dave pr0n. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
Oh shit, son
So I hear David Tennant has been taking fencing lessons in Poland.
Guys. Guys.
We are going to get a fencing Dave.
STOP THIS INSTANT
I’m going to ask you one more time, Dave.
WHY SO PERFECT?
Have an Art Nouveau Master with some poppies. Click through for HQ, a bonus opium-addled Nouveau Ten and some wallpapers.
There. Reaction gif. For all your thwarted download needs.
David Tennant's academic essay on Romeo 
Just in case someone hasn’t read this one yet. It’s an essay David wrote after having played Romeo for the RSC. Including notes on the homoeroticism of the play. But be forewarned that you will cry in frustration at the size of his brain.
Come, gentle night, — come, loving black brow’d night,
Give me my Romeo; and when he shall die,
Take him and cut him out in little stars,
And he will make the face of Heaven so fine
That all the world will be in love with night,
And pay no worship to the garish sun.
“But I want to watch the game.”
“Nonsense. I think there’s something good on right now. On BBC Three. Think it’s the one where I reduce you to a sobbing wreck.”
“Oh, for fuck’s sake.”
“Oh yes.”
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