Where the Wilde Things Are

Writing from Paris.

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In a new interview, Arthur Conan Doyle reveals that he regrets making John Watson and Mary Morstan marry. He also regrets bringing Sherlock Holmes back to life. Actually, he regrets everything. He hates Sherlock Holmes. He hates every single one of you. “Why can’t you leave me alone,” he says.

[the-navel-treatment-blog]

Oh Romeo, No Romeo, it should have been Mercutio

William Shakespeare in a recent interview With Us Weekly (via the-navel-treatment)

#the snark coming from this is beautiful

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In five years she's going to say it should have been Harry/Ron all along. 

[keatshouse]

Which way would Sherlock have reasoned to fall if the bullet had gone through him and he had two open wounds? Discuss.

[keatshouse]

Is it cruel of me that I hate hearing the sound of rippling laughter coming through the closed bedroom door, from the mouth of the girl who, day by day, is a more frequent nightly visitor to my flatmate's bedroom? (Note: my flatmate is a guy and I the girl.) 

[keatshouse]

Mahler was truly a baller. I mean, listen to this! What ecstasy! I believe this is also the backing to the recording of Benedict Cumberbatch reciting "Ode to a Nightingale" by John Keats, which can be found on YouTube somewhere I imagine. 

[antoniabishop]

no but mary is 100% the moran figure she literally appears in the empty house and sherlock pulls the whole fake bust thing even though it was actually john; the fact that people aren’t getting this is mindblowing, mary is literally moran

[kowabungadoodles]

I KNOW ITS NOT...

[keatshouse]

Except we should entertain the idea that Mary is in some way still an accomplice, perhaps unwillingly, in Moriarty's plans. That his return follows her big reveal might be suggestive in addition to being just a mechanism by which we can get Sherlock back and off the hook for the murder. 

[keatshouse]

I, and the rest of the Sherlock fandom, am in need of a shock blanket and some warm scones. 

At least they turned the plane around. 

[keatshouse]

Someone help! Is BBC iPlayer refusing to play Sherlock S3 live for anyone else or just me? Alternatively, anyone got links to streaming? '

EDIT: Waiting until the episode ends to download or watch the whole thing on BBC One. Please inform if anyone has download links in 10 minutes or so!

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Alright dearest sherlock fandom, you know the drill, vatican cameos

Good luck my friends

[keatshouse]

EVERYONE GURD YOUR LOINS. 

[femalemarauder7]

He’s cluing for looks.

John Watson (via femalemarauder7)

[sherlockdaily]

So I am human, I’m not as tall as people think I am. I’m nice-ish, clever, important to some people. But I tend to rub them up the wrong way. I’m you, aren’t I?

[keatshouse]

DRUNK SHERLOCK IS THE GREATEST THING.

[rosetylear]

[bbcone]

"Can I ‘elp you sir?"

[diggly]

THEY DID CABIN PRESSURE

[carolyn-claire]

“It is mah pleasure to be today your waiter on this culinary journey most exciting.”

[mazarin221b]

#what wine goes best with bear polar

*Giggling like mad*

[benedictcumberbabe]

Martin du Creff

[keatshouse]

Crieff

[sherlhawk]

THE HAIR THING THOUGH

[keatshouse]

Two years. 

[enigmaticpenguinofdeath]

[mizzerablyquotes]

[keatshouse]

Les Misérables, Victor Hugo

Vol 1, Book 1

[keatshouse]

Does anyone have any suggestions for organizing likes? You know, when you don't want to necessarily post all things, but to save them for later, but now that it's later i have one thousand some odd likes in an infinite scroll. An external Chrome app or something, maybe?