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- Harriet
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It's nicer anyway, some tumblerites don't like to have their artwork "hijacked" 
I love that artist very much, btw, not her style as such, but she is marvellous in creating an atmosphere of intimacy 
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... but there may be some new players now. It’s okay. The East Wind takes us all in the end.
- ukaunz
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Domestic Sherlock and John 
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- Harriet
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Soo sweet
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- Yitzock
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That's nice. Interesting choice of headline, also.
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- ukaunz
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These are gorgeously done. The princes of London?
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- Harriet
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Great - I mistook your line for "Princess of London" 
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- nakahara
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Wow, very nice!
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- Yitzock
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Those are cool! I think Lestrade was especially well done.
Confession: I've always loved uniforms with epaulettes.
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- ukaunz
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How about a bittersweet comic-strip-style take on the TSoT drunken rizla game scene (very Johnlocky)
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- Vhanja
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I find this set so beautiful - and so sad.
Found here:
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- Yitzock
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I would agree. I feel like I just got punched in the heart (if that were possible...)
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- nakahara
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I love deebzy and those from stephenstvrnge were fabulous too. 
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- nakahara
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- Yitzock
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I don't know what I was expecting...
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- nakahara
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Yitzock wrote:
I don't know what I was expecting...
Well, if the sillines I post bothers you, rather avoid my other posts too. I´m afraid they won´t be serious and somber as a grave either. 
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- Yitzock
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Oh, silliness is fine....disturbing things on the other hand....lol I'm joking I was just not sure what I was going to see and then I was like "???"
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- nakahara
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This was allegedly made way before TSOT. A nice proof that even Moftiss can´t outthink fandom´s ideas. 
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- mrshouse
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Before TSoT? You must be kidding us??
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- nakahara
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Before TSoT? You must be kidding us??
The author claims it was made nine months before TSOT (in that second link I posted).
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- nakahara
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So that Vitruvian John doesn´t feel alone, let´s have also some Vitruvian Sherlock:
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