Deilenn, you've never been in Cracow?! How is this possible? In my opinion it's the most beautiful polish city, that's why I moved here a year ago. It was quite a shock for me, cause I moved from the ugliest city in Poland (Łódź) to the most beautiful... But I don't regret ;)
I love Gdańsk too, the atmosphere is amazing. Sopot is also very nice, it's one of my three favourite cities at the seaside (alongside with Gdańsk and Świnoujście).

Deilenn wrote:

Heh, pretty sure there're more of us, somehow we're only hidden
I live in woj. kujawsko-pomorskie (not sure how to call it in English), nearly on the border of pomorskie. My town is small and you've surely never heard of it ;p I'll probably move to bigger city this year, though. So yeah, I'm from the northern part of the country :]

I've heard there're more of us, but they're hiding so far ;)
Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship (t doesn't sound very good, kujawsko-pomorskie sounds better ). I don't know that region very well, I was only once in Bydgoszcz a long time ago ;) Where you're planning to move?

Well, it's a hard choice for me... I'd say Mycroft, mostly because it's a very different creation from original and Doyle's novels didn't give him too much attention. In canon Mycroft actually was smarter than Sherlock, what Sherlock admited a few times, but in the show it seems to be quite the opposite - I'd say here Mycroft is aware, that Sherlock is, in fact, more intelligent than him. I'm curious why's that and what the implications are going to be. The relationship beetween them so far is pretty interesting and I like the fact that despite the childhood rivaly beetween them they're always eager to help each other (well, maybe not eager, but... ).

Actually all of the supportive characters in Sherlock are pretty interesting - Lestrade is very loyal and completely adorable. I started to adore him completely after the last two episodes of the second season. Molly Hooper is definitely interesting with her fondness for Sherlock and I have a feeling that she's going to be a pretty important character. Ms Hudson - again, adorable, but besides that she's very cool under pressure - after everything she's been through, living with Sherlock, who shoots the walls and holds on human eyes in his fridge... The old lady's really able to keep her cool. And, of course, Moriarty - at the beginning I wasn't convinced about him and I started to consider him an really amazing character only when I've been watching the last episode. Oh, he was brilliant! At the beginning that was my attachment to the canon speaking, but what can I do... I love psychos.

Like I said... It's a hard choice ;)

ancientsgate wrote:

Did I make comments about how old I was getting, back when I was 22? I don't remember that, but maybe I did. But then, I don't remember much these days, lolololol.....

What can I say, we all see things from our own perspective... Probably when I'll be older I'll be saying quite the oposite than now ;)

SilverMoonDragonB wrote:

22 isn't old! 

I myself recently turned 20, and I find I'm actually looking forward to gaining more years and aging a bit...does that make me weird? 

For me it actually is ;) I hate the fact that I'm growing older with every day... but I feel young, and that all that matters ;)

There was a time I wanted to be older too... I stopped when I was about 20, I suppose ;)

It's hard to choose top 5... I love series and there are too many great shows to choose. But...

Six Feet Under
Sherlock
Sopranos
Carnivale
Games of Thrones

And...

Skins
Broadwalk Empire
Death Note
Dexter

22 already (geez, I'm old!).
I can see that the most of us are under 20... lucky young things ;)

Well, it's hard to say, but I was a famale last time I checked.

It's actually no suprise that there is more famales than males on the forum - girls like to talk much more than guys, like to share their interests with anyone who wants to listen That's just the thing we've got.

So I see I'm just another one sherlocked woman in here...

I've seen Sherlock for the first time almost a year ago... and I was enchanted. Then I just forgot all about it, until I started watch it all over again a few weeks ago. And I have to say it, I'm doomed.

Lately I had a lot of free time, perfect circumstances for watching series, and it was obvious - Sherlock, the best crime I've ever seen, with the best sociopathic, yet brilliant character I've ever seen. It's the most intellectually stimulating show I've watched, and intellectual stimulation is something I need the most.

So, I have totally fallen for a main character, and for the script, and for the acting, so here I am. I already loved sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stories about Holmes and I can truthfully say that BBC Sherlock is the best variation of them, cause it's not really an adaptation. As I said, I'm enchanted. Oh, and I have to mention about the relatioship beetween Sherlock and John - the chemistry beetween them is overhelming and they both deserve a standing ovation.

So now maybe a few words about me - I'm Ginger, I'm from Central Europe and I'm 22. I study cultural anthropology and american studies (maybe that's why I'm so obsessed with everything british lately - we all want what we don't have, and I'm already sick of anything american).

So, that'd be it. Sorry if there were any grammar mistakes, I haven't used english for a while. So greetings from Poland and may the Force be with you