correcting the telly.

Last edited by Mrs.Wenceslas (February 24, 2013 3:07 pm)

Where did that tie thing come from?

It's stated in the Casebook.

He also keeps a collection of dog hair in the bathroom and has the habit of flushing body parts down the toilet (Mrs Hudson is not amused!).
And he thinks that remembering your dress size is useless. (Explains a lot!)

I'm not at home, so I can't check if it says more about Sherlock's habits but maybe I'll remember something else.

Wearing warm clothes in the summer.
Dashing off and doing so forcing John to abandon his meals. ;)

Correcting other people's grammar.

not being interested in politics and other unimportant things

Trying to have the last word.
Being Mr. Punchline.
Surviving every kind of fall since the very first one in Swizerland Doyle made him go through.
 

...being creative by making use of ordinary things to create something new
        use knife with correspondance
        use deerstalker as death frisbee
        put headphones on a skull

 

Jumping in joy when he hears about a horrible murder
Being rude to everyone (even to Mrs Hudson) when he needs to concentrate
Flirting with people only to get what he wants
Ruining every John's love stories (ruining his date with Sarah, calling Janette "sarah" and "the boring teacher)
Calling John an idiot, criticizing his blog
Acting like a child sometimes (he throws in a tantrum, he sulks, he is stubborn... ex: the buckingham scene)

Oh, and I just love his facial expression when he is upset: he narrows his eyes, his mouth twitches and sometimes he just goes away (childish behaviour again) like here (2nd scene




 

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