January122013
freudensteins-monster: Are you really sure?

freudensteins-monster:

Are you really sure?

(via ofdarklands)

oh god loki thor lol 

December92012

Sherlock vs The Fandom.

(Source: subducting, via inspector-snuggles)

oh god 

November232012

veiledsentiments:

Dumb ways to die, IN REAL LIFE. 

(via pindaboom)

oh god the things people do seriously 

September132012
  • facebook: 12 years olds bragging about having sex
  • tumblr: 18 years olds bragging about a guy making eye contact with them

oh god so t r u e *sob* 

April32012

carrionfestival:

Make all these people sterile

(Source: bangarang1, via improbablenormality)

dracula twilight books oh god this is both hilarious and really fucking upsetting 

March282012

“And if a ten-ton truck, kills the both of us

To die by your side

Well, the pleasure, the privilege is mine.”

(Source: thatsparrow, via kimberbatch)

sherlock john gif reichenbach fall the smiths OH GOD SHERLOCK AND THE FUCKING SMITHS KILL ME NOW 

February162012

(Source: sherlockholmss, via suojure)

oh god all the tears third star 

February12012
graydorians: hippity-hoppity-brigade: americaninthedeerstalker: That was so beautifully and accurately put.  I really am wholeheartedly impressed with that way of explaining who he is.   In fact, I think that’s the answer to Mycroft’s question in A Scandal in Belgravia: “My brother has the brain of a scientist or a philosopher, yet he elects to be a detective.  What might we deduce about his heart?” Aw, aw. ^ All of this. Even when reading the stories we’re all familiar with, that’s how I’d describe Sherlock Holmes. BBC Sherlock’s take on the character, I think, only emphasizes this further. He doesn’t understand it—and maybe a great part of him doesn’t want to, because it gets in the way of the facts and the facts are what he wants. And yet, if he hadn’t any sort of grasp of what it really means to be human and to have a heart, how could he make the deductions he does? He does know how people work. He knows how the heart works. There are factors that contribute to what make the crimes Sherlock solves happen to begin with—anger, remorse, pain, family, friends, reality, humanity. He knows all these—he just doesn’t always understand, especially when they apply to him. However, for all the “useless” information Sherlock “deletes”, he is still human. What he recognizes in others through his deductions are things we recognize as viewers in him (that John recognizes in him: “You were the most human, human being I’ve ever known … “). He just doesn’t recognize it himself.

graydorians:

hippity-hoppity-brigade:

americaninthedeerstalker:

That was so beautifully and accurately put.  I really am wholeheartedly impressed with that way of explaining who he is.  

In fact, I think that’s the answer to Mycroft’s question in A Scandal in Belgravia: “My brother has the brain of a scientist or a philosopher, yet he elects to be a detective.  What might we deduce about his heart?”

Aw, aw.

^ All of this. Even when reading the stories we’re all familiar with, that’s how I’d describe Sherlock Holmes. BBC Sherlock’s take on the character, I think, only emphasizes this further. He doesn’t understand it—and maybe a great part of him doesn’t want to, because it gets in the way of the facts and the facts are what he wants.

And yet, if he hadn’t any sort of grasp of what it really means to be human and to have a heart, how could he make the deductions he does? He does know how people work. He knows how the heart works. There are factors that contribute to what make the crimes Sherlock solves happen to begin with—anger, remorse, pain, family, friends, reality, humanity. He knows all these—he just doesn’t always understand, especially when they apply to him. However, for all the “useless” information Sherlock “deletes”, he is still human. What he recognizes in others through his deductions are things we recognize as viewers in him (that John recognizes in him: “You were the most human, human being I’ve ever known … “). He just doesn’t recognize it himself.

(Source: , via kimberbatch)

sherlock BREAK MY HEART WHY DON'T YOU this is perfect oh god i love this fandom this is so sweet 

January252012

alasweneverdo:

taylor-and-the-sonic:

Press play. JUST DO IT.

Oh god I hope I didn’t wake anyone up with that snort of laughter

(Source: viamadlucem, via kimberbatch)

(17,836 plays)

HAHAHA oh god fuck you i won a bafta 

January202012
cryptaniac: theicarustheory: I am just fascinated by how this fandom thinks. It’s like V for Vendetta all over again. Why, this isn’t just a common phrase anymore! It’s an idea! I feel like, I JUST WANNA SPRAY PAINT EVERYTHING IN YELLA. I FEEL LIKE, I NEED TO GO  PUSH SOME KIDS OFF A BUILDING, AND THEN SAVE THEM. WHY, I FEEL LIKE NEED TO DANCE TO STAYIN ALIVE. I. NEED TO. CALM. THE SHIT. DOWN. /BRB GETTING MY CAPE.  #IBELIEVEINSHERLOCK ^this so bloody much

cryptaniac:

theicarustheory:

I am just fascinated by how this fandom thinks. It’s like V for Vendetta all over again. Why, this isn’t just a common phrase anymore! It’s an idea! I feel like, I JUST WANNA SPRAY PAINT EVERYTHING IN YELLA. I FEEL LIKE, I NEED TO GO  PUSH SOME KIDS OFF A BUILDING, AND THEN SAVE THEM. WHY, I FEEL LIKE NEED TO DANCE TO STAYIN ALIVE. I. NEED TO. CALM. THE SHIT. DOWN.

/BRB GETTING MY CAPE. 

#IBELIEVEINSHERLOCK

^this so bloody much

(via sherlockseesthrougheverything)

This is perfection! oh god really gorgeous! 

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