Ah! Thank you.
We are getting some of the "wave
and go" cards here. I guess we'll have to start calling them chip and pin machines 

Score!  I've got Atonement - now I have to get them to order full metal alchemist.  (no internet = no netflix and I've got to keep up with Eslin to be able to correct her fanfics).

When Sherlock introduced John as his friend to Sebastian, and John interjects colleague (as Sherlock introduced him to Sally in SiP), Sherlock looks disappointed.  He was so proud to introduce a friend - since Seb made a point later of how "we all hated him" that John downgrading himself to colleague was a bit of a blow,  No idea of how much time between SiP and tBB has passed.

True, Moriarity is a puzzle, with many missing pieces  (darn those corner pieces) Each little piece Sherlock can put together will give him insight into how Moriarity ticks.

I still believe that he does at some level care that peoples lives are at stake, that fact is just so far down his list of interests that it doesn't really concern him at the time.  After he's solved the puzzles - he can allow himself to be a bit more human - John rubbing off on him a bit.

I found out interesting that Sherlock and John had a bit of a tiff when John pointed out that lives, real human lives are at stake, and Sherlock said something about will caring help, then I shall continue to not make that mistake. (paraphrasing).
And yet at the pool, he tells M that People have DIED!  to which jim replies that's what people DO!

So while solving the case, Sherlock understands that lives are at stake, but doesn't let the emotion interfere, while he knows, and CARES about it.

Sherlock doesn't help her attitude by always snarking at her and Anderson. I believe he enjoys rattling their cages.

Greg really did look the other way on several occasions, he knew perfectly well john had spot the cabbie, and the whole bit about dropping the cia agent out the window...
I can certainly see at least an official reprimand in his file at the very least.

Plus, I *think I saw on the bottom of a tv screen something about looking into the cases Sherlock had been involved in. a he never wore a coverup, how many crime scenes did he contaminate?

So nsfw!
Utterly fabulous

"we're not a couple" isn't actually true. While there isn't a sexual relationship, which is fine, it's all fine, they live in each others back pockets, spending more time together than apart. If they were both "ordinary", they could finish each others sentences like an old married couple.

kazza474 wrote:

Obviously it meant that there was a booby trapped safe. One assumes in teh case of the Vatican Cameos, someone had their safe rigged with a gun to shoot whoever opened the door. Sherlock knew something was up because when he looked at Irene, she started to duck.
He worked it out cos he's smart as well as sexy.


Just what happened when martin freeman is putting out the fire made him make that "Oh sh!!!t" expression

Just as we don't see Sherlock tell John to start a fire to make the alarms go off, we weren't witness to him telling John about the Vatican Cameo affair. Geez come on, can't the boys have some privacy from you fans??!!!