Hey guys! I got clearance for theme nights at Grandad’s Donut’s on James and Burlington in Hamilton, Ontario! 

amsayy:

I’ll post dates soon, might even set up a tumblr for Grandad’s Meet Ups to follow!

Most likely, these events will be late at night, all night! 

We’re thinking like, Midnight to Dawn showings of Avengers movies, or Doctor Who marathons, or Sherlock Marathons. Halloween night we’ll be playing horror or halloween themed movies! 

Bring blankies and pillows if you want. Keep an eye out for dates.

The BBC have outdone themselves with this year’s April Fools joke. 

etherealdefiency:

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sbyrdistheword:

GPOY

I ACTUALLY FINALLY KNOW THE CONTEXT FOR THIS GIF. IT MAKES IT HURT EVEN MORE. THE FUCKING PAIN. 

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einsteinrelatively:

I’ll just leave this here..

sherlockwhofanvids:

Ottery St Sherlock - Tarnamackle

clockworktimebomb:

skyremains:

#I’ve always loved this part of the scene. I think it’s really important to the series as a whole, these few seconds where Sherlock believes John is Moriarty. Those few seconds where he believes one of his only friends is also his nemesis. For all he claims to be a sociopath, his uncaring attitude, his heartless comments, he really does care for John. Whether you see it as romantic or not, you can’t deny it. And for these few seconds, he genuinely believes John has betrayed him, which I always find heartbreaking.

I also find something slightly funny in this scene. I’m not certain this is on purpose, but the way John “says” his lines is very genuine. This leads me to think Moriarty has TOLD him to act it well, or John is, a very little bit, just screwing with Sherlock. He also is very calm over the Gottle o’ Geer joke, not stonily repeating it like the others would have, but actually showing slight amusement or exasperation at the third one. 

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