TLC Forum

You might be addicted to TLC if you see a sign advertising Japanese food and your first thought is, "They're missing two letters from Ajjie's name...." (The restaurant's name was "Aji".)

You might be addicted to TLC if, while at the pool, you decide to reference the latest comic by yelling at your friend's inflatable alligator "En garde, foul plastic pool toy!" and then hitting it with the side of your hand and yelling "Thwack! Thwack! Thwack!" True story.

You might be addicted to TLC if you always think of anything with the initials TLC (like your local homeschool co-op) as "The Lion's Call". Then you think, "Oh...wait...never mind."

EDIT: You might also be addicted to TLC if when you found out something was dangerous, you thought, "I might die, and then who would tell everyone on TLC why I wasn't on anymore?"

You might be addicted to TLC if you see a Lowes employee named "Ariel" and almost ask her if she's on TLC...

HA! A-HAhahaHA! I'm quite flattered, I'm sure. (For the record, no, that wasn't me. )

Okay, good to know. Besides, she didn't even look a bit like what I imagine you to look like.

(@hobbit: I've totally thought the same thing. )

@alex: *grins* Now I'm curious as to what you think I look like.

I guess I can mention that any time I see a hedgehog picture or video, I automatically think, "Ajjie!" And giraffes always equal Islie.
A character in Treasure Planet kind of reminds me of Tenny too.
And I think I now also associate Big Hero 6 with Elanor. (*fist-bumps Elanor*)

You might be addicted to TLC if you think of Ariel every time you watch Courageous (especially at the beginning and the end).

*grins* Aw, I'm flattered.
(For anyone wondering, she's referring to two short fics I've written for that movie: one involving the opening scene and one involving the climax.)

In the midst of writing my Wreck-It Ralph fic, I suddenly realized that Vanellope von Schweetz and Tenny are rather similar and would make fantastic pals.

You might be addicted to TLC if, when reading HHB and get to the part where Susan cries, "Edmund, there's something horrible in your face!", you automatically think of Edmund saying, "Su, that's my /nose/."