the-consulting-timelady:

so this happened

liamdryden:

sherlockholmes:

These photos were taken 3 minutes apart.

Welcome to Scotland.

As someone walking around sunny Edinburgh yesterday having to dash to Starbucks minutes after to avoid catching a cold I can verify the 100% accuracy of this

awesomephilia:

Whoever put the ‘b’ in the word ‘subtle’ deserves a pat on the back

destielocked-starklaine:

This may be the sweetest thing ever.

tardis221b:

the-art-student-in-221c:

castielsfallenhuman:

tardis221b:

daftadventure:

tardis221b:

I procrastinate way too much…

Are you calling Mycroft fat

 #im crYING #BECUASE ANDERSON’S DOOR #IS LIKE THOS SHITTY DOORS YOU GET IN REALL RUN DOWN APRTMENTS #AND JIM’S DOOR IS LIKE FUCKING 10 DOWNING STREET #AND LESTRADE’S DOOR IS PRETTY MUCH A GARDEN GATE #I JUST LOVE DOORLOCK OK OMFG

Fandom u ok

no

people-should-all-be-onions:

mmspectreon:

im-being-sarcastic-of-course:

I am just so dreadfully sorry if you do not watch eurovision

because you don’t understand

on Saturday

Europe goes to war

OH MY GOD I’VE NEVER BEEN SO EXCITED FOR A WAR BEFORE

hippity-hoppity-brigade:

americaninthedeerstalker:

[x]

So often, modernizations and movie adaptations get a bad rap, and those who love the heart and soul of the original works fume at them with just indignation. But every once in a while, the adaptation isn’t bad. Every so often, they bring old worlds to new people, and that’s the best thing there is.

Completely true. P&P is my fav Austen novel because Kiera Knightley brought the heroine alive for me.

thatstheriddle:

Demons in Supernatural

People, reblog, it’s transparent.

amygloriouspond:

Does it worry you that your two big stars in Sherlock are massively in demand on Hollywood? Is that going to cause problems in the future series?