Mattlocked wrote:

You know you're obsessed with Sherlock when...

....your husband brought these from the supermarket....:

My favorite is BORED.
I would write BORING  DULL TEDIOUS GET OUT LATERS and SHUT UP, too.
lolololol

Davina wrote:

LATERZ. Why it has a Z I have no idea. Slang and remember the glottal stop in the middle instead of the T. Lol

You can also spell it la'ers!

Mattlocked wrote:

It doesn't matter. There is none left. 

But I'll bet you know where they sell them... you can get more sometime.  heh

You know you're obsessed with Sherlock when...

.. you start watching average (good but not excellent) movies only because they share the same actor as your beloved Sherlock!!

*sighs*

You know you're obsessed with Sherlock

.... when you start telling people that they count 

.... when you get a moominlock t-shirt

Last edited by Harriet (August 31, 2012 7:51 am)

Maybe this doesn't fall under the category of 'obsession' but I sure have been noticing a lot of Sherlock actors (and those related to them) every time I turn on the TV lately.  Sunday night it was Amanda Abbington in a Jackson Brodie episode on PBS.  On Monday morning I turned on the movie channel and there was Martin in "Nativity".  Last night I couldn't sleep so I was flipping through the movie channels again and paused on one with British actors. I heard a very, very  familiar accent and checked the cast listing.  Sure enough it was Rupert Graves.  He was a bit younger but so handsome.  I only caught the last 30 minutes, but the title was "Different for Girls"  I'd like to watch the whole thing some time because what I saw was charming.  It was about two boys who had been close friends but who then move on in life.  When they meet again, one has had a sex-change operation and is now a woman.  (Rupert is not the one who changes). Through a series of events, their relationship moves to a whole new level  .  So sweet to see a lovely little bedroom scene as they explore this new area.  I laughed with delight at the look of happiness and wonder on Rupert's character's face when he exclaims, "It fits!"  Tastefully done with lots of 'feels'. Oh yes, when that movie was over, I flipped to the next station up and there was 'Nativity' again.  There's no escaping these people!   

ancientsgate wrote:

KeepersPrice wrote:

There's no escaping these people!

Why would you want to [escape them]? I mean, seriously?

Wait a minute. He actually said, "It fits!" ???  lololol   Okay then!

I guess I should have quoted Sherlock in aSib - "There's no stopping them, apparently."

Don't really want to escape them, and glad they were getting all that work; but damn, they're starting to keep me up all night! I'm a walking wreck today. Once I spot them I can't stop watching because I love them and they're my friends.  

If you can get past all the violence and lurid sex that comes on those movie channels at 3:00 in the morning, you can find some little hidden gems. Yup!  He said "It fits."  Adorable!  .  I need to see the whole movie so I can see the progression of their relationship.  Check out the trailer:

And I liked him very much in "Maurice". Great film BTW.

You know you're obsessed with Sherlock when..

.. you decide on the most obvious password for your locker so your colleague can borrow your notes and you get a phone call because three people couldn't figure it out. ARE YOU SERIOUS? Could it have been any more obvious?

lol

It's three days later and I am still getting grief for this 'unreasonable deduction' to assume that the password was obvious.



It was though.

Banbha wrote:

Davina wrote:

You cannot put a scarf on without tying it the same way as Sherlock.
You start drinking black coffee with two sugars.

I've always done these things!

So how about this? You know you're obsessed with Sherlock when you put your scarf on, or when you put two sugars in your black coffee, and you think to yourself, hey, Sherlock does this just the way I do?