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nicotine_patch retweeted
why is there so many sherlock holmes fans hating on bbc sherlock bruhh and if i hear one more person saying the main reason is cause the show isn't accurate to the books..
nicotine_patch retweeted
the clip of sherlock standing in the middle of john and mary’s wedding reception looking around for someone to dance with always makes me so upset because no matter what front be puts on hes human and craves connection like the rest of us
nicotine_patch retweeted
really underrated character is harry watson. i would like more fics with her in it please
nicotine_patch retweeted
Replying to @2juxtalock
imagining the watson siblings mirroring the dynamic of the holmes siblings...
nicotine_patch retweeted
UK oomfs please stay safe 🙏🏻 this wind is no joke. Just looked out of my window and saw an entire helicopter flying through the air
nicotine_patch retweeted
They’ve done it. This is the most accurate one yet.

ALT A comic of two foxes, one of whom is blue, the other is green. In this one, Blue turns around to see Green arrive to the scene wearing a towel on his head, still slightly wet around the edges. Blue is overcome with love. Green: Shower fresh! Blue dashes towards Green, who halts him. Blue: Affection! Green: No! No touchy. Blue pauses, hovering in mid-air as Green elaborates. Green: I am covered in lotion. Bue flops down onto the floor in disappointment. Blue: Oh, how cruel is life.
nicotine_patch retweeted
The number of grown adults who think that children shouldn’t be allowed to say no to a hug is incredibly concerning
nicotine_patch retweeted
People are being obtuse. No one should be hugging anyone against their will. It’s not ‘woke’ and people who don’t understand this are opening their children up to potential sexual abuse from relatives and family friends because you’ve taught them feeling uncomfortable is ‘normal’





























