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Look, John, I´m an aeroplane!
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What play is that (I'm assuming it's a play)?
Clueing for looks.
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Yitzock wrote:
What play is that (I'm assuming it's a play)?
The play is called "An Arsonist". 
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A student:
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I love waht he's wearing here!
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Patrick Watts is hilarious.
Love those last two photos 
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Look, John, I´m an aeroplane!
Captain Martin Crieff would be ever so envious -yet again.
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*imitates Aladdin's Genie leaving lamp* 'Ten-thousand yeeears pictures! Can give you such a crick in the neck!' Or a brain of Ben-mush. (okay, more like a quarter of that) ((being amicably goofy usually sounds better in my head, sorry)) 
Man! That wasn't the best idea, thinking I needed to avoid this thread back when the last episodes came out, to avoid spoilers (although you guys didn't even post setlock here then!), and by the time I jumped back in, y'all post so much and still wanted to catch up on "alll" the pages instead of skipping (yes, Ben's made me insane ;P) and half of them are even gone now, unfortunately due to hot-linking, I was always a few hundred pages behind, with busy-ness. Until several binge sessions later, Sherlock's baaa-aaack! (or front! I'll take either!) 
(love that beautifully lit shot)
So happy to join the current party again, if I may? Boy, missed hanging out. Or even the shallow end, or whatever? 
I promise I bring treats! (relevant to semi-recent posts/events, even!) 
*cheers!*
(love that dork)
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(love that dork)
Love that pic! 
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Curly-haired wonder:
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new one. NICE
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Aww. I know, he's just so cute when goofing around. And when shot in light like that…
Yours reminds me of this other I came across recently… (not sure if ever posted… unfortunately belatedly catching up, half the pics are gone now!)
And just because I said I'd bring treats (it IS the dark side, after all…) I know b&w is a favorite around here? Thud, that face.
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Just this morning you were all tiny and small and made of clay!
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Those eyes!
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Aww.
Yours reminds me of this other I came across recently… (not sure if ever posted… unfortunately belatedly catching up, half the pics are gone now!)
And just because I said I'd bring treats (it IS the dark side, after all…)
Lovely face and killer eyes, indeed....
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I have a feeling that Hamlet is going to produce a lot of new favorites.
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That is my new background on my phone!!
Btw...THOSE EYES! They were shining like blue diamonds at the theatre. I know there's lighting and everything... but I have never seen someone's eyes do that before
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As I was saying........................................
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"Anyone who takes himself too seriously always runs the risk of looking ridiculous; anyone who can consistently laugh at himself does not".
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Oh God, those curls!
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