Always with the timey-wimey days.

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dauntless-potter:

sevistheman:

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thegoblet-of-fire:

RIGHT IN THE CHILDHOOD

I WAS NOT READY FOR THAT. 

ouch, you broke my childhood

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whynotacupoftea:

stardustevangelist:

What it looked like on the show

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What it looked like in real life.

Yes.

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ragingalongborders:

Elementary

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chirravutever:

Elementary - Morning

isla-fisher:

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Quite a few people have already said that Elementary’s Holmes and Watson have terrible fashion sense. To my eyes, it’s more like Holmes has no fashion sense — as in, he literally does not care what he wears — and Joan Watson is quite stylish. Of course, Joan’s collection of loose, drapey skirts and cardigans would look absolutely terrible on most people who don’t have the build and cheekbones of Lucy Liu, but such is life when it comes to style. Personally, I love her Matrix-esque fishnet sweater. — From Arthur Conan Doyle to New York City’s “Elementary”: The Costume Design of Holmes and Watson.

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alicexz:

SDLFKJKLSDF so I got to do an art trade with an artist I love, Niken Anindita aka ~megatruh, who does a lot of fantastical, imaginative pieces… this is the dazzling piece she came up with, called “chemistry of common life.”

Isn’t it beautiful? I’d like to think Sherlock, who has absolutely no interest in astronomy, started visiting planetariums after his “death,” not because he wanted to learn anything, but because he appreciates, and the stars reminds him of John…

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sourwolf:

 #actually me when people try to hug me

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