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When you haven't slept well in over a week and you feel incredibly neurotic just like Sherlock...

I don't know how love can be a sin. In fact, I feel that gender's just a social contruct; there's no 'gay love' and 'straight love', there's just 'love'.

I'm just kinda sitting here like... don't they remember that bit of the Bible... in Leviticus... "You shall not hate in your heart anyone of your kin... but you shall love your neighbour as you love yourself." I'm not religious, I'm just pointing something out.

How about we dissect that beard then? WHAT IS THAT??? DID A TUMBLEWEED JUST STICK ON HIS F AC E???

Well, "cmd" is shorthand for "command", which is on a Mac.

Siamese cats

Fffffffff -- *cough*

Everybody go #pray4CarolsTomatoes :lol:

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Well, technically speaking, "good and bad" does not exactly apply to anybody at all, as it's essentially a social contruct typically used to determine moral boundaries. But that's besides the point. My point is is that Sherlock, like everyone else, is very much a mixed bag. In different lights, different aspects of him are revealed. As Richard Siken oncce wrote: "In the wrong light anyone can look like a darkness."

When Magnussen gets a bullet to the head and you're just sitting there like

Very dangerous (everything that ever happens)

Haha, thanks guys. We all do silly things. :lol2:

I dunno, probably just eat some candy and go watch Netflix :lol:

Wow I'm such a dunce. I JUST noticed that I hit 1500 posts and became a Consulting Detective. :lol2:

DEATH AND DESTRUCTION

Well, at the start of Supernatural (that is, Season 1), it's not all violent. There're some instances of peril, but it isn't overly violent (probably because at that stage the budget was very small). Fair warning, though: as the show progresses it gets grittier and grittier, with more violence and gore, 'cause it expands its focus on supernatural creatures to include angels and demons as well. I think I can handle gore pretty well, it's just that if it's, say, an animal being mutilated (or even the suggestion of harm to an animal), I cringe. I cringe more at sudden bursts of violence (like a scene in which a guy was cut in half by an elevator shutting on him) than prolonged scenes of it. That's a bit of a bad thing, probably. *shrug*

Well, a lot have people have died inadvertently due to their murderer letting loose a lot of aggression on impulse -- that's why some people call for tighter gun control in the U.S., 'cause 1 out of 10 of citizens are prone to aggressive outbursts and have access to a gun.

Craving fanfic like a drug

Mindblown

99,481 bullets through the spray paint smiley face on the wall

Me too. Nowadays when I see something particularly nasty coming, I turn off the television. You guys wouldn't last one season of Supernatural, then! :lol: Good plot aside, there is quite a bit of blood violence in the show.

Doctor Who(ooooeeeeooo) :lol: Eraser

Zany adventures all over the place xD

Most likely not! xD