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I'm just here to remind you that this is what Watson must have seen when he walked into that lab after Stanford

That this stranger grabbed him by the clothes to enthusiastically show him his new discovery, and then they went to live together

ok, I'm leaving again, bye

ketrinadrawsalot

Deep-Sea-cember: Festive siphonophore

montereybayaquarium

What a dazzling beauty! ✨ Like many deep-sea creatures, some siphonophore species like the giant siphonophore are bioluminescent, meaning they can create their own light.

allthingswhumpyandangsty

ao3 turns 16 today.

reblog if you’re older than archive of our own

mcgregorswench

jjjeremybrett

JEREMY BRETT & EDWARD HARDWICKE as SHERLOCK HOLMES & DR JOHN WATSON in THE DEVIL'S FOOT (1988)

sabrina-phynn

funny thing about this episode- the writer just... mailed it in. Not requested, just had written it as an exercise in writing and thought why not send it to Granada?! And they loved it!

#so all you aspiring screenwriters out there do not lose hope entirely #don't be delusional this is highly improbable but not impossible #jeremy brett #granada holmes

Happy Spooky Day!

#driving as part of my job is fun this time of year

wholesome-animal-images

#pigeon mafia boss #That's a nice lunchbox it would be a shame if something happened to it...

7loveneverfails

Reading vaccine discussions make me feel so gaslit.

Before covid, vaccines were never discussed as being for the purpose of lessening the severity of an illness. They have always been to prevent infection. The polio vaccine doesn't make polio survivable, it makes it so you don't catch it. Cases of polio dropped.

Even when the covid vaccines were first released we were told it would prevent infection and therfore the spread. Only when that became obviously untrue did it shift over to "that's not actually what vaccines are for, they are to lessen the severity."

And when people say that to me in an exasperated tone as if that isn't a brand new idea from 4 years ago I want to scream.

beaked-whales-in-exile

Exactly. I was always for vaccines, but I was extremely skeptical of these corona ones, especially with how rushed out they were and how hard they were being forced.

And suddenly, I'm thrust into the same category as the wackos who think vaccines will make your kids autistic and retarded by state loving bootlickers because I dared question and oppose the mandates.

cheshireinthemiddle

Or the fact that the US government gave the companies who made the vaccines immunity from lawsuits? Why would they need immunity if their products were safe and did only what they claimed they did?

siryouarebeingmocked

I've seen the argument it was done to avoid hopeless nuisance lawsuits that would be a waste of everyone's time and money.

nonenosome2

I'll never stop bringing it up because nobody should forget the fact that the definition of anti-vaxxer was changed to add "opposed to state mandated vaccines."

yourtoradorasextendedwarranty

This and also "skepticism involving a company that was facing one of the single biggest lawsuit in the United States history" or, "concern over a rushed medical product"

such-justice-wow

The problem with covid was you were 10% right about something and all assumed that made you an expert on immunology/pathology and a dozen other sciences

This is a post of morons who got to feel like theyd finally seen through the curtain of conspiracy when they were staring at a wall