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- Nobody: American accents are such a turn on.
i think this is my favoritest picture.
PerfectI would love this.
this is so cool
LET US ALL EMBRACE THE PERFECT GIF ABOVE.
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Cumberbatch is tired. It’s a dark corner; a candle, a bowl of candied nuts, a sheaf of Sherlock posters on the table. He beams turquoise at every single person in the endless autograph line: “Come on up. Don’t be shy, hurry up. What’s your name? Okay, spell? Where are you from?” He’d said a million of thanks in the last hour and heard more. Thanks for thanks. Thanks for hurried confessions and for each naive, child-like, sincere offering—a drawing, a book, a pin (“I am Sherlocked” goes onto his white shirt, right over the heart).
He holds hands, gives hugs, strokes shoulders. Signs old volumes of Conan Doyle, hats, teapots. Long strand of hair is falling, again and again, across his eyes. Laughing wrinkles laugh. He steals a cookie, a sip of water, breathes out: “I’m tired. I’m completely exhausted”, and immediately lights up again, to return the warmth and gratitude that can’t reach Sherlock onscreen.
this editorial, on the PBS screening.
I don’t know why, but I have embarrassing girly tears in my eyes now.
But I’m pretty sure that even when (if) I’m elderly and dignified, I won’t regret having had a twentysomething’s celebrity crush, on this one.
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- In third grade: Learn cursive, you will use it for the rest of your life
- Middle School: Write in cursive if you want, but make sure it's readable
- High School: Please don't write in cursive
- College: If you do not type it I will not grade your paper
7/100 Pictures of Paul Wesley
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