Though the world
Yet these two survive,
And it's
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Though the world
Yet these two survive,
And it's
“lol Arthur Conan Doyle clearly didn’t know anything about drugs. Sherlock Holmes did cocaine but it calmed him down. That’s not how cocaine works!”
There are two options: Arthur Conan Doyle had never met someone addicted to cocaine or he met some with ADHD who was addicted to cocaine
The slower you take it, the more special it is. Right?
NO WAIT GUYS THAT’S TOO SLOW
BRO 10 YEARS IS WAY TOO MUCH
mike stamford is the biggest johnlock shipper and we all know it
You may need to re-start my heart on the way.
This is one of the best thing my eyes had ever seen.
“And I know some people thought he’d been having an affair with John Watson but I can tell you that’s definitely not true.”
some people thought he’d been having an affair with John Watson
Haha. I love the level of detail they put into these things. :D
that one time watson starts off a story by just fucking. threatening one of his readers.
oh and by the way, FUCK you. don't try me again or i will end you. you know who you are
Gonna list all the important things I can remember:
Found this really scary new horror game yall should check out. It's called indeed.com and it has a sequel called linkedin
I think it's terrible how Victorian readers probably lay in bed, happily thinking about what their blorbo was up to rn, and then in 1893 they opened the Strand Magazine to "The Final Problem" only to discover that Mr Sherlock Holmes had actually already died in 1891. What would you do
having short-term memory is like. this book profoundly affected me. that show bared my soul. i don’t remember a single thing about it. but it did
So tomorrow, we’re off to look at a flat. Me and the madman. Me and Sherlock Holmes.
- A Strange Meeting, 29th January
BAMF Dr. Watson. Three years, I waited for this moment for over three years. No-one can even remotely understand how much this scene meant for me.
and for all of us who screamed: Yes! At last Doctor!John!
And it was as good as we all hoped it would be.
Doctor John H Watson, consulting BADASS.
May I add in something here? I think you may enjoy knowing this if you do not already.
What you saw right there was Captain John H. Watson, FNF, MD, Retired.
I’ve worked with military doctors. Doctors do bark out orders that they expect to be obeyed.
What you saw here was a commanding officer, a Captain, give a command.
While the doctor in John Watson can and has barked out orders we have not seen him give a command before.
This scene was pure Captain John H. Waston, FNF. When an officer gives a command to one of lesser rank he does not expect it to be obeyed; he knows it will be obeyed. There is no question of “if”. That does not exist in the military.
The soldier hesitated at first because John barked at him to “Call the ambulance, now! as Dr. John Watson.
When the soldier did not move to comply then Dr.John Watson switched gears right into Captain John Watson and he issued a command. The solider knew the difference immediately. He obeyed Captain Watson without hesitation.
John remained Captain Watson when he addressed Sherlock as "nurse”. That clearly startled Sherlock. When John became Captain Watson he remained within military protocol and addressed Sherlock in a military manner which is simple SOP (Standard Operating Procedure).
It was also interesting to see Sherlock startled. Evidently he has not seen a lot of Captain Watson either.
Martin did a perfect turn here in this scene. He did not simply become louder, or more insistent. He became commanding.
Well done!
And I absolutely agree with you! John Watson is a complete badass. However when he became military he was Captain John H. Watson, Fifth Northumberland Fusiliers and he was then Captain Badass!
Martin Freeman and his amazing performing face.