Just kidding, of course, but you’re bound to find out about my sense of humor eventually.
To be honest, though, I don’t know anything about this site. I spend way too much time over on Outpost Gallifrey, and deltaandthebannermen (don’t know if they use the same username here) had a link to TardisGuide, and so here I am.
Been a fan of the show for, oh, I guess about 45 years. Have most of the new series on DVD/Blu-Ray, but only a scattering of classic Who. Had many of them on videocassette once upon a time, and recently discovered I can watch most of them on Tubi, so I’ve been revisiting stuff I haven’t seen in ages.
Books are my thing. I have more than 900 Who and Who-related books, both fiction and non, which means I’ve averaged more than 20 books/year for most of my life. It also means I’ve read very little else since I discovered Doctor Who books. Before that, it was mostly fantasy novels.
When I’m not consuming Who stuff in one format or another, I often watch other stuff I have on DVD/blu-ray, including most Star Trek series, Babylon 5, The West Wing, The Newsroom… Someday they’ll put Ted Lasso out, and I’ll pick those up.
When I do get off the couch, my biggest passion right now is tennis. Don’t tend to watch it, but love to play. Also disc golf for an outdoor activity. Indoors, it’s board games, though as I’ve gotten older and lazier, it’s become easier to sit in front of the tube than get people together to game.
Also been a baseball fan my whole life - got that from my Dad. Started out a Mets fan (you could see Shea Stadium from Nana’s house), but been a Phillies fan the last 20+ years, and have also developed Eagles fandom. I play fantasy baseball and fantasy football, though not with the same stat-obsession I once did.
As to the rest of my life, I work for a living in the tech sector. I live 100 miles from my job, and work from home most of the time. Which is how I spend so much time on internet forums. Shh!
Been married for a couple of years now to my third (and final) wife, though we’ve been together nearly 20 years. She also likes Who, though her biggest passion is Star Wars. My social security number is [redacted], my mother’s maiden name was [none of your business], and my first pet was called [she really didn’t have a name, honest].
So, that’s me in a nutshell. 
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is used most, but maybe because it’s the default selection. Or maybe there’s just so much love here. I tend to default to the like 
is 100% - so I use it when I totally agree with someone. I could of course be utterly wrong.
is for something funny/intriguing
is for somethign surprising
is celebratory
is also celebratory, but even moreso (I default to this)
is a comforting or welcoming
is either sad, or a different kind of funny (less ‘ha ha’, more ‘nooooo lmao’, if that makes any sense)
I only use to be silly in elimination games (“How could you take 2 away from Love and Monsters 
is also surprise more more of a ‘wtf’
is a ‘wow that’s impressive’, usually for art or collections or cosplay or that
is just funny, no real reason to respond with it imo but nice to have the option