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«You’re not human».

I can not tell you how much I LOVE the bottom two gifs. Those scenes…..GAH!

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cryptaniac:

[[Arthur Conan Doyle and Jude Law as Doctor Watson]]

Law!Watson kind of looks like a young ACD. Or is it just me?

It’s very fitting.  Seeing that Watson was based a little bit on ACD himself. 

promegabrobots:

ishipanythingthatbreathes:

adorablemindblank:

till-the-end-of-my-days-sherlock:

the-sociopaths-have-10-ant:

anitamagica:

bakerstreetbabes:

notablemoustaches:

Why is Sir Arthur Conan-Doyle not on this blog yet? What is wrong with me?

As compensation, have TWO pictures of his ‘tache. (All his writing talent comes from there. He uses it to communicate with Watson, like a moustache-radio.)

Moustaches of importance.

He needs to be in every Sherlockian’s blog.

His stache… O_o

Dat ‘stache

Bow down to our real Overlord.

Rule 1 of the Sherlock Fandom: Reblog the creator of Sherlock.

Rule 2: If you don’t reblog the creator, YOU WILL BE BOMBED.

I owe this man and his fabulous stache everything <3

The comments are slaying me 

That Mitchell And Webb Look - Old Holmes (by Grashnook)

A friend sent this link to me. I found myself laughing hardcore then bawling my eyes out. 

sherlockianconnoisseur:

bakerstreetbabes:

The Baker Street Babes has always and will continue to be staunch supporters of The Undershaw Preservation Trust, an organization dedicated to saving and preserving the former home of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Once a grand home designed specifically by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Undershaw is now in ruins, neglected by the Waverly Borough Council who now wants to chop it up into separate homes, destroying everything that was beautiful about this home.

From The Undershaw Preservation Trust’s website:

Here he wrote ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’ and ‘The Return of Sherlock Holmes’ and entertained many notable people, including Bram Stoker, the author of ‘Dracula’, J M Barrie, the creator of ‘Peter Pan’, and the young Virginia Woolf.

Today, Undershaw stands sorrowfully empty, neglected and vandalised,  Waverley Borough Council having granted the owners planning permission to carve up the literary, historic house into three flats, with five more homes built on its side.  Modern town houses ….or maintained as the single dwelling that Conan Doyle designed and had built? The Undershaw Preservation Trust is vigorously working towards the latter.

The UPT’s principal desire is to save Undershaw. As far as we are concerned this means preserving the building as a single structure and not allowing it to be carved up into separate residences by its present owners. It is this that is the aim in the short-term and it is one we are confident that you all support.

In the event that the building is saved the next question becomes what should be done with it. In an ideal world we would like to see the house become a publicly accessible attraction fitting for the regeneration of Hindhead. There are various options for the form this could take and we are not set on any one option in particular.

However, we believe that, in the current economic climate, such a scheme is unlikely to be successful and in view of that we feel that the best route to preserving the building as a single structure (and ensuring its future) is to see it preserved in the form of a residential dwelling, in the Victorian style, as it was for Conan Doyle himself. As part of any such scheme we would work for public access to be made available by arrangement with the new owners whoever they may be.

A few of us were invited to go out to Hindhead and talk about the UPT’s future with their Judicial Review hearing in May coming ever closer. As the London Ambassador for UPT, Curly/Kristina was amongst these and snapped a few photos of the building, still beautiful in its own way.

Support for UPT is through telling people about it. What is happening to this historic building of a man who created character we love so much is beyond disgraceful.

You can find out more about Undershaw and the UPT by visiting their website: http://www.saveundershaw.com/ and their facebook page and signing the petition HERE.

Thank you.

Not a review or a rec but this vitally important for all Sherlockians/Holmesians. 

Go to their site. Like their Facebook. Visit their shop. Sign the petition. Spread the word!

There are thousands upon thousands of us out there. We can do this.

We can save Undershaw.