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- Vhanja
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
Lol, too much fun stuff in this thread! I loved Sherlock as a Christmas gift. 
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- Vhanja
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
ukaunz wrote:
Another Sherlock Christmas fic recommendation (once you've read all the secret Santa fics!)
Happy Christmas, You Arse[/url] (4766 words) by [url=]1electricpirate
Chapters: 1/1
Fandom: Sherlock (TV), [url=*a*%20Related%20Fandoms]Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms[/url]
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Relationships: Sherlock Holmes/John Watson, Molly Hooper/Greg Lestrade
Characters: Sherlock Holmes, John Watson, Molly Hooper, Greg Lestrade
Additional Tags: Christmas, Schmoop, Fluff, unapologetic fluff, terrible attempts at christmas-flavoured humour, established but mostly ambiguous backstory, Post-Reichenbach, Canon Divergence
Summary:
“Ah yes. Christmas isn’t Christmas until you’ve called someone a — how does it go? Scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy faggot?”
“My thoughts precisely, John,” Sherlock says.
In which evidence is presented that disqualifies Sherlock from being the Grinch, and everyone's shoes fit them perfectly well, thank you.
I strongly recommend that you listen to the podfic of this one at (read by consulting_smartass, running time 35mins), or at least to read the fic while listening to Fairytale of New York by The Pogues ft. Kirsty MacColl
I just read this, and it must the most perfect Christmas fluff I've ever read. 
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
"On the twelth days of Sherlock..."
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
That's lovely.
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Ha.
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- mrshouse
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This is great. Merry Christmas for all Mycroft-lovers! 
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
I would just like to point out that this time the window curtains are OPEN!
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- besleybean
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
I personally find the Mycroft ones a bit too silly...but I could see the Sherlock and John one actually happening!
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
I like the Xmas lights one.
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Sherlock Rudolph Holmes....
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What a transformation!
Clueing for looks.
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Re: It's a very Sherlock Christmas
Moriarty gives a Christmas gift to Sherlock too:
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