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She lost 33 pounds in a month! I am so jealous!!!

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sketchlock:

inklou:

Delusional

“He used to come in, order coffee, and remain quiet in the corner for the rest of the night. But suddenly, one day, he started speaking and smiling again. But it was at someone who doesn’t exist.”

Donation sketch commission for the lovely Bethany, who requested some Sherlock/John angst post-Reichenbach :) Help Sashi and donate if you can! More info here.

I HAVE TOO MANY FEELS FOR THIS SCENE.

oh god this is tragic i want to cry.

padalecriss:

earhat-deathfrisbee:

especiallygoodfinder:

the-more-i-arty:

Because Arthur deserves some of the blame too.

DAMMIT DOYLE!

I swear we’re descended from them. 1893 = riots in the streets, 2012 = graffiti EVERYWHERE.

YES

Someone needs to remake the Tennant “Moffat!” gif with “Conan Doyle!” or similar.

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marciantobay:

Okay, as promised, the big clue in Reichenbach Fall to which Moffat alluded.

It’s there. Look at it. Rather, don’t look at it because it’s not there. Do you see?

Suicide. Suicide! That proves tha-… you don’t see it, do you? Okay, let’s back up.

This is The Sun. The media’s been hounding Holmes for a while now. Moriarty set up a story where Sherlock would be shamed, humiliated and killed. True to this plan, Sherlock commits “suicide”. But here’s the thing. He commits suicide on the same roof on which Moriarty killed himself. To any basic person walking onto the scene, they would see the body of Holmes and the shot body of Richard Brook, his hired actor.

Read the headline again. Suicide of Fake Genius. Not “Murder-suicide”. Not “Holmes kills Brook and then self”. Nothing. No reference to a second dead body. Not one. Why would they skip that? Why would they skip the chance to say Sherlock and his unwilling cohort died on the same roof at the same time?

Think back to Watson, to Hudson, and to everyone else. No one mentions Moriarty. None of them know at all. No one talking about Moriarty, no one discussing it, nothing. There’s only one logical conclusion here: No one knows he’s dead. Why would no one know he’s dead? Because he wasn’t there. Why would there be no body? Because it was moved.

Barring the idea that a henchperson carried away his body, Moriarty is still alive.

The missing clue isn’t how Sherlock lived. It’s that they both lived. See you in Series 3.

The problem with this otherwise reasonable theory on the idea that Moriarty’s not dead is that Moffat was alluding to a clue as to how Sherlock survived, nothing to do with Moriarty. It’s obvious from the phraseology of the article. They’d only have gotten a quote from him during a conversation about whatever they were writing about. Besides, he specifically mentions that it’s got something to do with an action on Sherlock’s part which is ‘specifically out of character’. I’ve actually, since the episode been feeling funny about when he told John to watch him so intently. But I haven’t had the chance to watch the episode again yet, so I’ll come back with another theory later on.

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I fucking love john finnemore.

gabrielesque:

icoulduseinsouciantmaybe:

jesus

GOD

omg, Call The Midwife only got so many views because not only did it have all it’s own idiot viewers, the Sherlock fandom had the TV on mute so they wouldn’t possibly miss Sherlock. I was totally one of those people. I regret that now.

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dariinkk:

missesnorris:

doctorwhubarb:

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

#sherlock #yo dawg #we heard you like sherlock holmes #so we put sherlock holmes in your sherlock holmes #so you can sherlock holmes while you sherlock holmes

AND THUS THE BBC PROPS DEPARTMENT TROLLED THE UNIVERSE.

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