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Sitting Tennant: The anthem

Posted on March 21, 2009 | 19 comments |

A request was made. Your wish is my command, etc, so here is the whole of the Sitting Tennant gallery to the sound of James' 'Sit Down'. Don't spend too much time staring at it.

Credit, of course, to Persephone who came up with the idea.

19 Comments

  1. Persephone wrote:
    March 21, 2009 | Reply

    [oh! Rob!] I'm touched. I really am. I'm sitting here wiping away the tears. (Well, not really, but I'm really really chuffed...)

  2. Marie Facebook wrote:
    March 21, 2009 | Reply

    First thought: my, he is a devilishly handsome fellow.

    Second thought: bloody hell there are a lot of pictures of David Tennant sitting down. How long have we been doing this?

    Third thought: I want to watch 'Casanova' again. And 'Recovery'.

    Fourth thought: I really hate this song. (Sorry Persephone.)

  3. Jane Henry wrote:
    March 21, 2009 | Reply

    Fab Rob! Sorry haven't time to watch properly now. Have to clean draining rods from overflowing drains last week. You really don't want to know. But a quick blast of Sit Down and David Tennant has girded me for the task...

  4. MediumRob MT wrote:
    March 21, 2009 | Reply

    @Persephone: Glad you like it. I aim to please.

    @Marie: There have been 88 pictures submitted to the Sitting Tennant gallery, and the very first Sitting Tennant was on 29th April 2008 (you were on holiday at the time, I notice), although it wasn't until the 1st May I opened it up to photo submitters and it wasn't until Toby's comment on the 13th May that the idea of a caption competition came about.

  5. Rullsnberg wrote:
    March 21, 2009 | Reply

    Genius! hard to know who I love more for this Persephone for the suggestion of Rob for bringing it to life! 88 pictures eh... blimey we have been busy!

    Ahem!

    Especially nice this is up today as I am vsiting my friend Chrissie who gets much amusement from the Sitting Tennant escapades whenever gets online to catch up!

  6. Persephone replied to Marie's comment:
    March 21, 2009 | Reply

    Fourth thought: I really hate this song. (Sorry Persephone.) That's okay, Marie. I really hate "I Need a Hero"...

  7. Sister Chastity wrote:
    March 21, 2009 | Reply

    [oh! Rob!] This is brilliant - thanks sooooo much. So many pics!!! :)

  8. Jane Henry wrote:
    March 22, 2009 | Reply

    Herein lies the answer to why Armitage's Army ain't got the staying power. They don't have Lisa on their side...

    Brilliant Rob. I wonder if David Tennant would think if ever googles himself and comes across this???

  9. Rullsnberg replied to Jane Henry's comment:
    March 22, 2009 | Reply

    "I wonder if David Tennant would think if ever googles himself and comes across this???"

    Nooooo! Jane Henry, that puts bad thoughts in my head!!!

  10. Electric Dragon Google wrote:
    March 22, 2009 | Reply

    Ha, Persephone is truly a genius!

  1. Jane Henry wrote:
    March 23, 2009 | Reply

    PS the 12 year old also approves.

  2. MediumRob MT replied to Jane Henry's comment:
    March 23, 2009 | Reply

    In comparison to the feisty, self-possessed, independent modern women who seem to enjoy David Tennant supported by a weight-bearing surface, Armitage's army strikes me as characters in 19th century melodramas. "Oh, my, it is a new picture of the gentleman Richard Armitage, as used by his agent of affairs. I am fair taken with his visage. It is all I can do not to excuse myself from company to take a stroll in the cold night air to settle myself. Wait. Oh no. Too late. The vapours!" [thunk]

    Plus they don't have Lisa on their side.

  3. MediumRob MT replied to Rullsnberg's comment:
    March 23, 2009 | Reply

    'hard to know who I love more for this Persephone for the suggestion of Rob for bringing it to life!'

    Take your time, if it'll help, Ms Rulls'nberg ;-)

  4. Rullsenberg replied to MediumRob's comment:
    March 23, 2009 | Reply

    [Rob, have I mentioned that I love you, lately?] I think that covers it! ;)

  5. Rullsenberg replied to MediumRob's comment:
    March 23, 2009 | Reply

    "In comparison to the feisty, self-possessed, independent modern women who seem to enjoy David Tennant supported by a weight-bearing surface, Armitage's army strikes me as characters in 19th century melodramas. "Oh, my, it is a new picture of the gentleman Richard Armitage, as used by his agent of affairs. I am fair taken with his visage. It is all I can do not to excuse myself from company to take a stroll in the cold night air to settle myself. Wait. Oh no. Too late. The vapours!" [thunk]Plus they don't have Lisa on their side. "

    I cannot describe how much I laughed aloud at this!!! My computer screen really needs an anti-spluttering device to protect it from unbidden guffawing...

  6. MediumRob MT replied to Rullsenberg's comment:
    March 23, 2009 | Reply

    You weren't eating at the time, were you? You know you're not supposed to do that round here...

    You can almost certainly get an anti-spluttering device off eBay.

  7. Jaradel replied to MediumRob's comment:
    March 24, 2009 | Reply

    "In comparison to the feisty, self-possessed, independent modern women who seem to enjoy David Tennant supported by a weight-bearing surface, Armitage's army strikes me as characters in 19th century melodramas. "Oh, my, it is a new picture of the gentleman Richard Armitage, as used by his agent of affairs. I am fair taken with his visage. It is all I can do not to excuse myself from company to take a stroll in the cold night air to settle myself. Wait. Oh no. Too late. The vapours!" [thunk]Plus they don't have Lisa on their side. "

    Tennant women are much more direct. Their responses, upon seeing pictures of the sexy Scot, are more like, "OMFG he's so hot!", quickly followed by naughty comments about wanting to snog and/or shag him senseless.

  8. Rullsenberg wrote:
    March 25, 2009 | Reply

    Tennant women are much more direct. Their responses, upon seeing pictures of the sexy Scot, are more like, "OMFG he's so hot!", quickly followed by naughty comments about wanting to snog and/or shag him senseless.

    Are you impuning that I (for example) would do such an outrageous immoral thing as writing down that I would....

    ... yeah... I do, I would, and I'll do it again*

    *can you tell I've been rewatching Casanova recently and my verbal inflections have been affected?

  9. Jaradel replied to Rullsenberg's comment:
    March 25, 2009 | Reply

    Are you impuning that I (for example) would do such an outrageous immoral thing as writing down that I would....

    ... yeah... I do, I would, and I'll do it again*

    *can you tell I've been rewatching Casanova recently and my verbal inflections have been affected?

    Hey, you'll not hear any complaints from this corner about rewatching Casanova. ;) Russell T Davies is a DT fanboy, no doubt.

    *makes mental note to rewatch Casanova soon*

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