It's sunday.
Just stuff that I think is cool.
❒ single ❒ taken
✔ flattered by your interest, but I consider myself married to my work.
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[Submitted by: H. Savinien
Agents are reminded that “I saw Harrison Ford do it in a movie once” is not proper justification for any experimentation with S.H.I.E.L.D. equipment, on S.H.I.E.L.D. property, or in S.H.I.E.L.D. airspace. Any more letters from world leaders complaining about experiments in their airspace will land the person, people, or beings responsible in community service. In Antarctica.]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lykzmwFTED1r45jjpo1_500.jpg)
[Submitted by: H. Savinien
Agents are reminded that “I saw Harrison Ford do it in a movie once” is not proper justification for any experimentation with S.H.I.E.L.D. equipment, on S.H.I.E.L.D. property, or in S.H.I.E.L.D. airspace. Any more letters from world leaders complaining about experiments in their airspace will land the person, people, or beings responsible in community service. In Antarctica.]
found this precious interactive book at B&N.
Quirk is unveiling the “Crimes of Dr. Watson”, the first completely interactive Sherlock Holmes mystery. This illustrated hardcover book, complete with Victorian era illustrations, contains an original novella in the form of a letter from Dr. John H. Watson. As our story opens, we discover that the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes has vanished - and to make matters worse, his good friend Dr. Watson has been framed for a grisly and terrifying murder! From a damp cell in Coldbath Fields prison, Watson recounts the tragic events leading up to his arrest - and offers a number of clues that can be used to identify the true culprit. Once you’ve finished reading Watson’s letter, it’s up to you to sift through the clues and solve the mystery. And when you think you’ve identified the culprit, you can slice open the final signature of the book (sealed at the printer) to read the remainder of the story.
Waterstone’s
Amazon UK
Barnes & Noble
Amazon US
Dear Sherlock,
I keep a good eye out and I thought I’d seen most of it by now - you know, cats, dogs, otters, babies…. But I was wrong. The best thing about this is that it goes on for *three whole minutes*. Wonderful.
TheDeducers
Or the Detective and the Idiots
Or Lestrade and the Babes
Or the good, the bad, and the annoying
or John Watson and the Hairs
Or the I’m with Stupids
I could go on forever with these
With their number one hits
“If wanna be my lover, you gotta go get my jam”
“The Van Buren pseudonova”
“Smells like surgical spirit“
and “Whole lotta jam”
“A Scandal In Bohemian Rhapsody”
“I whip my scarf back and forth”
“Deducing in the deep”
“I’m on the edge of Reichenbach”
“Just the way you aren’t [Feat. Ander$on]”
(Source: leberet)
#‘no bad sherlock’ #‘dying children aren’t neat’
I’d like to know why the kids ate the damn candy of their own volition. Even trace amounts of mercury have to taste absolutely hideous. It’s a heavy metal.
Edit: never mind i forgot science is broken in their world
For any of you interested in a bit of factual morbidity
I’ve created a tiny side blog called Final Exits.
It’s basically a collection of direct transcripts—from the book of the same name—that is an A to Z guide to how and why people die.
I think Sherlock would approve.
