… when you're doing your hair thinking "twist and diffuse, twist and diffuse" all the time. 

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… when you go to a concert and they're singing the line: "Der Aschenbecher da den hab ich mal geklaut" (I once stole this ashtray over there). And you just think the obvious. 

I think so. In a sheet. 

just imagined Sherlock saying "Aschenbecher" /with the same accent as he did with "Rache"/..hmm.

While I do love the shizznit out of Sherlock, I don't claim to be obsessed with it (been through my fandom girl days long enough ago!), but today while studying for my accounting class, I was copying down the line, "Cash flow is not just revenue and expenses, it can be many other items from the Balance Sheet..." but instead I wrote down:

"Cash flow is not just revenue and expenses, it can be many other items from Baker Street."

When you say Tedius 
Or when you ask people what it's like in their funny little brains 
Or "Curl and Diffuse" your hair

...when you find a blue scarf right in front of a drugstore and you can't stop staring and thinking.

No. I'm planning to observe it. 

You husband mentions some people at work who've had to move here (US) for a project, and your first thought is, "I bet they're ticked off that now they have to wait longer to see Season 3."

What's even more dangerous is inaccurately deducing people and then being biased about them.