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Well, I think about him having sex quite a lot................just not................oh nevermin! *giggle*
Yes yes yes, John's reactions were so great!
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KeepersPrice wrote:
Ozma wrote:
I'm the same, don't worry. I didn't like to think of him having sex. hehe.
Yeah, I was feeling a bit yucky about it myself for while there. I just kept saying over and over to myself, "It can't be! It can't be!". I did enjoy John's reaction though. Sherlock's telling him about their worst arch villain yet and all John can say is, "You've got a girlfriend?" Very funny. These guys are the best at juxtaposition for surprise and humour!
At the screening I kept going, omg omg gross gross gross as they were kissing and the lady next to me gave me a dirty look LOL - I was trying to not watch but wanted to watch at the same time...
and yes, I also like John couldnt concentrate on wtf Sherlock was saying and could only think of the chick in his room
Schmiezi wrote:
I think it is just another example for how gorgeously ambiguous the show is. Everyboby can interpret it in a way that fits their likes. It could mean "I wish you weren't in love with John / Molly / Irene / Lestrade / asexual / married to your work / ..."
We will never know, and isn't that lovely?
Sherlock has always been ambigious and I got the impression that the writing in the third series is even a bit more ambigious. We get a lot of half sentences that never end and only implications of something. And much more slang is used. I don't like it when Sherlock uses slang. Except when he's playing which is often. I wonder whether translators are happy with slang. I often need the urban dictionary to actually find out what they are talking about.
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Married to his work.