Is that a lemming I see over there?

Cause I'm going to need something to procrastinate with tomorrow... Meme gacked from just about everyone on my flist.

Comment with one of my fandoms, and I'll reply with:

01. The first character I fell in love with
02. The character I never expected to love as much as I do now
03. The character everyone else loves that I don't
04. The character I love that everyone else hates
05. The character I used to love but don't any longer
06. The character I would shag anytime.
07. The character I'd want to be like
08. The character I'd slap
09. A pairing that I love
10. A pairing that I despise

Fandoms (in no particular order): Star Wars, Farscape, Harry Potter, Invisible Man, Doctor Who, Torchwood, Dark Angel, Stargate, Buffy, Angel, Firefly. Or anything else you've heard me talk about on here, it's all good.

Oh noes!

... I may have hit a slight snag in my speech-writing. It's all plotted, and I've written the first quarter or so (and when I say 'written' I mean 'wandered randomly round the apartment/stood in the bathroom and spouted lines until I like the sound of them'). I decided to take a break and watch something for a while, and that's when I discovered my problem.

I sound like one of the presenters on Top Gear*. I've always had a tendency to go slightly 'english' when I do public speaking, and speanding far to much time listening to three english guys do nothing but ramble has definitely made accentuated it.

Still, could be worse, right? English accents are... classy, or something, right? It's not like I'm sounding American

*With a little bit of John Critchon's Peacekeeper accent thrown in, for regional variation.