fibrochemist:

mizjoely:

lilsherlockian1975:

mizjoely:

So I was noodling around online and for some reason I started wondering what it would be like if the episode titles of BBC Sherlock were scrambled and well this is the result.

A Study in Scandal
The Pink Banker
The Empty Game
A Scandal in Baskerville
The Hounds of Three
The Reichenbach Hearse
The Empty Vow
The Sign of Thatchers
His Abominable Vow
The Blind Bride
The Six Hounds
The Lying Banker
The Final Detective

Here’s what… This is a prompt list if I ever saw one!!

I should redo this without repeating any words…guess what I’ll be obsessing over the next few days, lol!

Oh, and if anyone DOES want to use these titles as prompts, feel free!

Without repeating any words sounded like too good a challenge to pass up, hope you don’t mind. I’ve used every word in all the titles once, except for one stubborn ‘A’.

The Sign Of A Blind Detective
His Lying Bride  
Thatcher’s Hearse Problem  
The Baskervilles In Belgravia 
The Abominable Vow  
The Last Hound 
The Reichenbach Three  
The Empty Study  
The Banker In Pink 
The Final Scandal  
The Great Six  
The Fall of The Game 

bisexualshakespeare:

accio-shitpost:

breaking news: harry potter has quit his job as an auror!

stating that ‘i have no idea why i thought that was a good idea, holy shit’, potter has since relocated to diagon alley and reopened florean fortescue’s ice cream parlour. in a comment, potter said ‘yeah. yeah, this seems more like it’ and added ‘i mean, he gave me ice cream that one time. loved that guy.’

All Pottermore stories and other HP related extra-canon are hereby replaced with this text post

marcceh:

legwork!Mycroft coming home from missions sore and still healing and then Sherlock barges into his place like the little whirlwind he is, and Mycroft says things like pls pass me my cane umbrella, and sherlock is just like GOD MYCROFT YOU ARE SO LAZY no wonder all you do is sit behind a desk and have anthea get you cake fatty

greenreticule:

If Jane Austen wrote Star Trek:

Spock, the first officer whose advice was always effectual, possessed a strength of understanding, and coolness of judgement, which qualified him to be the counselor of the ship’s captain, and enabled him frequently to counteract, to the advantage of them all, that eagerness of mind in Captain Kirk which must generally have lead to imprudence. Spock had an excellent heart, positioned somewhere near his kidneys; his feelings were strong, but he knew how to govern them: it was a knowledge which his captain had yet to learn, and which one of his fellow crew members had resolved never to learn.

Dr. Leonard McCoy’s abilities were, in many respects, equal to Spock’s. He was sensible and clever; but eager in every thing; his sorrows, his joys, could have no moderation. He was generous, amiably cynical, interesting: he was everything but logical.