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He has bad days, you know.
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Does anyone have a definite answer for the colour of Martin's eyes? A few Hobbit fanfics describe Bilbo as having green eyes, but Martin's look more brown to me...?
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I always thought they were dark blue. (He might have worn lenses for The Hobbit).
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Yeah, they seem to shift slightly with the light, too. But pretty much blue-ish. And pretty. And that smile. Thud. 
(oldie but goodie just wanted to admire again, from the Apple Store q&a)
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Oh, that thousand suns smile again, love it!
Here's a nice one:
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Niiiiice.... Definitely one of my favorites of Martin.
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Martin in some New York photoshoot:
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Wonderful!
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John Watson, slightly scared of Sherlock´s attention:
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nakahara wrote:
John Watson, slightly scared of Sherlock´s attention:
Sherlock: Stay calm angry hedgehog man and all will be well.
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John flirting shamelessly:
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Eeeee! 
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Eeeee!
What is that? Whoever it is with his arms around his head like that, that's the position one takes to break the other person's neck and kill them, with a quick, jerking motion of the head to one side. Eeeek. Gives me the heebie-jeebies.
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The pic was originally posted here:
Too pity they didn´t mention why the photographer wanted to get rid of Martin in this gruesome manner. 
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Wow, that's a creepy image!
Love the one with the glass of wine, though - where is that from?
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I think the glass of vine pic is from Sherlock´s unaired pilot.
And here´s some sassy Martin for good night:
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"Stole your action man?"
Love him!
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Those are…. really interesting! Eh, I'd take any style of Martin, though… especially being cheeky. 
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His face is so expressive and interesting, I never guessed in the beginning.
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