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thescienceofjohnlock:

belongs-in-britain:

a-cumberbatch-of-cookies:

innercheeseburger:

hellopeasants:

It’s on my dash again!


I can’t get over the total perfection that is this gif.

What is this? Where did it come from?

OMG it’s BACK

thescienceofjohnlock:

belongs-in-britain:

a-cumberbatch-of-cookies:

innercheeseburger:

hellopeasants:

It’s on my dash again!

I can’t get over the total perfection that is this gif.

What is this? Where did it come from?

OMG it’s BACK

professorfangirl:

undrunkscotsman:

socialsaltysailors:mallamun:fannishminded:

I just keep seeing this as young!Sherlock. Like THIS is the man Lestrade first met, high as a kite, smiling, more aggressive, more emotional. He likes the new Sherlock, the one he sees with John. Sherlock had shut down without the drugs- but with John, it’s all the emotion, the joy… but now it’s REAL, without the desperation it had before.

Um. Reblogging for this amazing commentary. Wow. Headcanon accepted.

WHAT A FUCKING HEADCANON

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Agreed!

gini-baggins:

tiger-in-the-flightdeck:

gini-baggins:

What?

John has a depression linked eating disorder. In the opening of Pink, after John wakes up, his breakfast consists of an apple that he doesn’t eat. This is very common in PTSD, especially those who have suicidal thoughts and tendencies, which we know John does. It’s not that they are actively starving themselves, it’s that they just don’t see the point eating, as an effort to stay alive. 
When he meets Sherlock, John eats dinner as if he is starving. He digs into his food, talks with his mouth full, as if it is the first full meal he has had in months. Which is entirely likely, since John has been home for several months at that point. Again, this is very typical of people who have been suffering this type of eating disorder, and find that they are no longer as painfully depressed. 
Sherlock even goes so far as to point out that after moving in together, John puts on an average of a pound a week in weight. John brushes it off as being normal. He doesn’t deny it, he just points out that he is eating more than one meal a day. This implies that he wasn’t eating this often before he limped into Sherlock’s life. 
This makes Sherlock’s insistence that John eat even more powerful. He goes so far as to halt an investigation on more than one occasion, to make sure John gets a meal into him. A well-fed John is a happy John, not because he is full, but because it proves that he is happy enough to actually eat. 

THIS

gini-baggins:

tiger-in-the-flightdeck:

gini-baggins:

What?

John has a depression linked eating disorder. In the opening of Pink, after John wakes up, his breakfast consists of an apple that he doesn’t eat. This is very common in PTSD, especially those who have suicidal thoughts and tendencies, which we know John does. It’s not that they are actively starving themselves, it’s that they just don’t see the point eating, as an effort to stay alive. 

When he meets Sherlock, John eats dinner as if he is starving. He digs into his food, talks with his mouth full, as if it is the first full meal he has had in months. Which is entirely likely, since John has been home for several months at that point. Again, this is very typical of people who have been suffering this type of eating disorder, and find that they are no longer as painfully depressed. 

Sherlock even goes so far as to point out that after moving in together, John puts on an average of a pound a week in weight. John brushes it off as being normal. He doesn’t deny it, he just points out that he is eating more than one meal a day. This implies that he wasn’t eating this often before he limped into Sherlock’s life. 

This makes Sherlock’s insistence that John eat even more powerful. He goes so far as to halt an investigation on more than one occasion, to make sure John gets a meal into him. A well-fed John is a happy John, not because he is full, but because it proves that he is happy enough to actually eat. 

THIS

‘There is a clue everybody’s missed’: says Sherlock writer Steven Moffat.

geeky-anglophile:

moriartysskull:

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A man pulling out a packet of blood when arriving to Sherlocks body after the fall.

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WHAT??!!! Was I blind or what??

leave-the-brakes-on:

lilyliqueur:

benedictatorship:

timelordy-teganbreann:

 #this cosplay gives me feelings
THIS IS A COSPLAY?!

THIS IS THE BEST FREAKIN’ COSPLAY 
EVER

WHO ARE YOU? YOU ANGEL WITH VERY LONG LEGS?

THIS IS SO GREAT

leave-the-brakes-on:

lilyliqueur:

benedictatorship:

timelordy-teganbreann:

 #this cosplay gives me feelings

THIS IS A COSPLAY?!

THIS IS THE BEST FREAKIN’ COSPLAY 

EVER

WHO ARE YOU? YOU ANGEL WITH VERY LONG LEGS?

THIS IS SO GREAT

jocazzi:

bite-me-sourwolf:

WAIT WAIT WAIT

in the first episode of sherlock, during the drugs bust, mrs. hudson got worried because she uses ‘herbal soothers’ for her hip

guys

mrs. hudson smokes weed

MRS. HUDSON SMOKES WEED

Dude, she got Sherlock Holmes to ensure her husband was executed.

We already know she’s a bad ass not to be messed with.

superwholocked221b:

Now everyone’s beens freaking out about this picture and joking around saying Mark just went up to Benedict and took a picture of his neck but the way I see it that’s not quite true.
The bottom left hand corner has a small black triangle seperated by a white line (pointed out with a red arrow). From this it’s fair to say this isn’t an actual picture, but a picture of a picture, and that line is the edge of the screen.
Yes, screen. You can tell because the white line creates a slight blur, meaning it has a backlight, or the picture is creating it’s own light. That combined with the fairly obvious horizontal line scheme lead me to believe that this photo was most likely taken off a monitor, possibly while they were watching scenes that they had filmed, and judging by the tweet accompanying this photo, “End of a great first week. Easter resurrection a bit early…” It’s fair to say that this is a picture of a scene from Sherlock’s return. That is all.

superwholocked221b:

Now everyone’s beens freaking out about this picture and joking around saying Mark just went up to Benedict and took a picture of his neck but the way I see it that’s not quite true.

The bottom left hand corner has a small black triangle seperated by a white line (pointed out with a red arrow). From this it’s fair to say this isn’t an actual picture, but a picture of a picture, and that line is the edge of the screen.

Yes, screen. You can tell because the white line creates a slight blur, meaning it has a backlight, or the picture is creating it’s own light. That combined with the fairly obvious horizontal line scheme lead me to believe that this photo was most likely taken off a monitor, possibly while they were watching scenes that they had filmed, and judging by the tweet accompanying this photo, “End of a great first week. Easter resurrection a bit early…” It’s fair to say that this is a picture of a scene from Sherlock’s return. That is all.

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