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Are fedoras really that bad?

YES YES THEY ARE

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it could also double as sex and sexuality becoming sterile to him, no longer interesting and simply a professional requirement rather than an interest or joy. His experience of sex is dulled and muted and it becomes a part of his work where he is only seeing the worst sides of it. Whereas in the army he is proved to have felt at home perhaps seeing the best of people or feeling that he is saving those around him, while he worked with sherlock he saw the amazing life in sherlock and was only ever focused on the death of others. This all allowed him to go on living his own life.

Y’all know in season three when John is in his doctor’s office and all the patients have issues to do with their genitals? Well, I’m not sure if he works specifically in gynaecology/urology, but either way, this could represent that following his change of profession he is not only repulsed by things to do with sex but sex/sexual health/genitals are becoming somehow diseased or infected by whatever is happening in his life(his relationship with Mary perhaps? his rejection of his feelings towards Sherlock?) Anyway might look into this later but I am currently working on some stuff to do with a different aspect of the show so here is this. 

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I’m sure someone has already mentioned this but johns moustache is facial hair kinda like a beard, while mary is quite literally his beard(a woman he has romantic relationships with to deflect question away from his own sexuality) so when he shaves for sherlock he is actually breaking ties at least to some extent with mary and he is distancing himself from the heterosexual view of him to allow the world to see the love between himself and sherlock. i dunno its late

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27th december 2020, aka the great italian shitposting about nicia, the most famous bottom from pompeii

how it started:

context: the insult was “nicia cineade cacator”, “nicia the inverted shitter”.

the memes that followed:

spoiler: they did, in fact, end up finding a dead body next to the cavern. rip to nicia, the gay from pompeii. rip bottom king 

ps: original op reached out to the commenter and assured them it was all in jest

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with all the trafficking going on y’all better stay safe!!

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Johnlock Checkup

Health check on my ship as of August '19 bc I need to know we're thriving:

Please raise your hand if you're pretty damn certain you're Johnlocked for life

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Okay so I saw this on Reddit

Now, I don’t know how true/accurate that is but it made me think of this

Coincidence? The universe is never so lazy

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How Moriarty “Faked” His Death (It IS Twins)

Okay. So as some of you may know, in the original Holmes books, Professor Moriarty has a younger brother named Colonel James Moriarty. He was a stationmaster.

In BBC Sherlock, Moriarty has a brother who was also a stationmaster, although his name and age were not mentioned.

In The Final Problem, Eurus plays clips that Moriarty recorded for her before he died. We know this because Eurus plays them for Sherlock, John, and Mycroft when trapped in Sherrinford. During the flashback from 5 years ago in the episode, Mycroft tells Moriarty that he is allowed 5 minutes of unsupervised conversation with Eurus, and though we don’t know what they talked about, we know somewhere in those 5 minutes Moriarty agreed to record them for her. We still don’t know how he got them to her, how he knew what to say, etc.

Of course the trio is taken aback from seeing Moriarty’s face on a screen. After all, Sherlock saw him blow his own brains out. John asks him, distraught:

To which Eurus responds:

But what she says directly after is something I hadn’t noticed up until the most recent time I watched this episode:

NOW. We know that Moriarty has a brother that was a stationmaster. No more assumptions here. This was ACTUAL CONTENT in the show. But we DONT KNOW his name, age, what he looks like, etc. And just because he was younger than Professor Moriarty in the canon doesn’t necessarily mean that Moftiss has to follow this rule in their adaptation. I’m saying this because the phrase “Its never twins” is brought up multiple times throughout the show.

Sherlock says it to John in The Six Thatchers when working on the case called “The Duplicate Man” after he thinks that’s what John’s come to the conclusion of, and again in The Abominable Bride. Watson says, “Holmes. Could it have been twins?” Holmes tells him it couldn’t, so Watson asks him why, provoking Holmes’ “Because it’s never twins.”

Popping up only once in the show might cause it to have no significance, but since it’s popped up more than once, especially regarding a case that was being related to Moriarty’s (Emelia Ricoletti’s case) could mean something. Once is a coincidence, but twice is a pattern. And what do we say about coincidences, especially ones that are written my Steven Moffat and Mark Gatiss? Maybe the reason the writers keep bringing up the fact that Sherlock never even considers twins to be a possible solution to Moriarty’s case is because it actually is the solution. Which leads me to my next point.

Shortly after Eurus mentions Moriarty’s brother being a stationmaster, Sherlock, John, and Mycroft are taken to the next task in another room, and during the transition Eurus plays another of Moriarty’s clips:

How obvious can they be? Moriarty’s brother was a stationmaster, as said by Eurus herself, and here we have Jim Moriarty, (or his twin brother) saying “All aboard!” and making freaking train noises.

All I’m saying is, it had to be either Jim or his twin that was on that rooftop in Reichenbach; one of them shot himself, and the other is still out there. But the question is, which Moriarty is it?

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Jenny and Vastra

Shapes for Holmes and Watson are always the same, no matter the universe...

Holmes is always all triangles, a sharp, pointed face, pointy shoulders, lean and tall with very long, slim legs. He’s all bones and wiry muscle, every part of him as sharp as his wit. Watson is almost the exact opposite. A rounded square for a head, BROAD shoulders, stocky, wide chest, maybe a bit of extra weight. Arms are well muscled, legs are stockier than Holmes at least and he’s of average or slightly below average height. 

The below is obviously stylized, slightly exaggerated and simplified.

Just wanted to try adding more to the basic shapes and giving them some Victorian-esque clothing. Still works…

Examples:

Granada Holmes (Holmes and Watson)

The Great Mouse Detective (Basil and Dawson)

House MD (House and Wilson)

BBC Sherlock (Sherlock and John)

The exception, of course, is RDJ Sherlock, because Robert is tiny and does what ever he wants…

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me after 7 years of being on this hellsite, putting bbc sherlock content into my queue every now and then to recognize my roots, the impossibility of escape, and also to weed out the weak:

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So i was trying to see if sherlock season 5 was actually happening and of course all i got was cryptic answers from the internet. However i did find that there had been a change from the norm in the way that the seasons are being presented at least on Australian youtube. Now what could this mean? I have no idea, however i’m wondering if this is a hint at the way that the next season will happen. Could it be prequel to season ‘four’? maybe we go back to pre EMP? there are many possibilities i just thought it pertinent to put it here.

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Molly houses were used to refer to places of prostitution particularly where men could meet. It comes from an interesting bastardised version of the virgin mary, Molly being a derivative of the name Mary. Mary has of course also become a way to refer to fey or effeminate men. I need to do a little more reading, I have a book specifically on queer history in london that I’m only maybe half way through but this is definitely a big part of it.

OK. WHO THE FUCK ?!?!??!

Who the fuck was going to tell me that “Molly” yes fucking Molly,, is a term used to describe an “effeminate” man that originates back to mid 18th century and early 19th century. What the fuck. I am not lying.

UM. YEAH. THIS PROBABLY ISN’T THAT GROUNDBREAKING, BUT JUDGING FROM SOME POSTS DISCUSSING HOW MOLLY IS A FEMALE JOHN MIRROR (HOW SH/ERLOLLY WOULD BE BASICALLY STRAIGHT JOHNLOCK),,,,,, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGHHH

goodbye going to spontaneously combust now.

someone pls reblog/reply to this, I’d love to hear your thoughts on this.

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OK. WHO THE FUCK ?!?!??!

Who the fuck was going to tell me that “Molly” yes fucking Molly,, is a term used to describe an “effeminate” man that originates back to mid 18th century and early 19th century. What the fuck. I am not lying.

UM. YEAH. THIS PROBABLY ISN’T THAT GROUNDBREAKING, BUT JUDGING FROM SOME POSTS DISCUSSING HOW MOLLY IS A FEMALE JOHN MIRROR (HOW SH/ERLOLLY WOULD BE BASICALLY STRAIGHT JOHNLOCK),,,,,, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGHHH

goodbye going to spontaneously combust now.

someone pls reblog/reply to this, I’d love to hear your thoughts on this.

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waiting 3 years for a 4th season that ends up being so bad that people legit believe its fake and theres another secret episode coming

VS

being queerbaited for 12 years only to have half the ship confess before immediately being sent to super hell specifically for being gay

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one tectonic plate approaching another

“so are you a top or a bottom?”