Yeah, there's an Epping in Perth and Adelaide as well, and there's also a Liverpool in Sydney too

I like to think that in that video Sherlock couldn't stop talking about "BEES. JAWN, LOOK AT THE PRETTY BEES." hahaha 

In reply to Kazza and this thread, I saw something on tumblr I thought was too interesting not to share;


...could this work? D:

Sentimental Pulse wrote:

Thank you to all my wonderful friends who were kind enough to offer me condolences in my time of grieving. This board will be welcome diversion for me now so i am glad to be back among you

hugs to all

Janine

Hi, I don't know you at all, or what you are going through, but I just want to say that I hope that kindness will be with you in this hard time and that you'll be ok :3


Secondly, I'm being forced to go to this evil 'retreat' thingy for school so I'll be away for the next three days and two nights, if anyone cares LOL. I'll see if I can hijack my close friend's iPad to post a reply to the people I have been talking to, but if I don't please don't think I'm being rude or anything so yeah :3

Sammy wrote:

Sure!
"What do you do when you're not doing Sherlock?"  -  "Um, Doctor who?"
hehe ;D

Ahahahaha I was just about to say that!! X3 I'm so desperate for series 7 it's killing meee >.<

I have a huge passion for art and I like to try and draw/paint whenever I can, provided that I have completed my schoolwork. I also happen to watch a huge amount of horror/thriller movies; I adore the genres, but only when they are
a) tasteful
b) have a decent plot; not just a marketing ploy filled with mindless slaughter and gore and
c) have incredible suspense and tension. I mostly find foreign horror films to be the best (i.e. the original The Grudge and Ring, The Orphanage) as most of American horror disappoints me profusely with their generic plots and empty characters. My brother got me for my birthday last year a 2 terabyte hard drive and so far little over 10% is filled with mostly horror films, so I'm trying to make it my goal to really fill it up!
The latest horror film I've seen is The Woman in Black. I really liked the concept of the ghost haunting a small Victorian town, and yes, the jump scares terrified me, but I just wish there was more nail-biting tension throughout the plot, not just right near the end; I find that the scariest films build up slowly during the entire feature, escalating to a frightening conclusion that makes you ponder about it for weeks, not just making you on the edge of your seat trying to predict the next jump scare.

tl;dr: I freaking love my horror movies.

A very warm welcome to you! I have a bit of a fetish for pocket watches, my Dad had a gold one that my grandfather got for his 21st birthday :3

When you start weeping upon hearing Stayin' Alive

Davina wrote:

If you had the words: Vatican Cameos written on the piece of paper you ask him to sign then he is almost certainly bound to say...'Vatican Cameos?' and then you could duck down.

Holy crap, YES. Five internets for you. *clap clap clap*

Well, I discovered last term that my Modern History teacher LOVES Sherlock... AND Doctor Who! When I showed him  my digital painting of Benedict he asked me to email him a copy of it to him, and now he has the picture as his desktop wallpaper, yay :D

when you tell your pregnant drama teacher (who has a son called John) to call the baby SHERLOCK.