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[yubsie]

[Poll #1089422]

Comments

[yacoba.livejournal.com]

*laughs* I love it!! Did Kate get you doing that?

I must have a 10th Doctor icon with the word Adorkable on it!

[yubsie]

Discussion of him being the reason adorkable was invented sparked it. :p

This is up for grabs. :p

[yacoba.livejournal.com]

AHHHH!!! THANK YOU! Thank you!! that is absolutely perfect! *Love*

Adorkable

[stormkpr.livejournal.com]

And Wash too!

I used to have an icon with his picture and the label 'Adorkable'

[yubsie]

...

How did I forget Wash? :p

[fireflyfailure.livejournal.com]

BILLY! he WAS adorkable. *goes 'awww', then hides in embarassment*

[yubsie]

Completely and utterly. :p

[gabri-jade.livejournal.com]

Of course adorkable is a word. Simon is my favorite adorkable personality on that list, but I am amazed you forgot Wash, Yubs. The moment I saw Wash's "We shall call it 'This Land'", "I think we should call it your grave!" routine, I knew that I could only feel love for Firefly.

Drat Tess and her 'ship doomage, anyway. :p

[yubsie]

You'd think he wasn't my favourite character. :p And that I wasn't trying to NOT love him from that exact moment on. :p

Blasted Tess. :p

[barbiejedi.livejournal.com]

Jello needs to stop being so prescriptivist about language.

[yubsie]

He needs to embrace need based words!

[melonriel.livejournal.com]

Ticky boxes!

Also, adorkable is definitely a real word. Cause I say so. And Mark is the definition of it. :-p

[yubsie]

Mark is so completely and utterly adorkable. :p

[akeyoftime.livejournal.com]

Ten is only occasionally adorkable. I believe Timothy Latimer's descript of him (see: Family of Blood) was pretty apt, though a lot less on the wonderful sometimes.