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sfmpco, do you have your pictures stored on a photo-sharing site? Because that's the only way it will work, evidently. Someone (Caya, I think?) recommended Imgur to me, it's free and seems to work fine for me.

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Right.  If you embed all your pictures (which I did at first), you'll use up your forum allotment pretty quickly.  But if you store your images on a site like Imgur or PhotoBucket, then you can hotlink to them when you post on the forum.  Since the images actually reside on the other site, and the forum merely provides a window through which we can view them, they don't count against your allotment.

 

To hotlink, copy the URL of your image (on the other site), then click the "photo" icon in the editor toolbar (the one in the middle of the bottom row that looks like a little photographic print), paste your URL into the space provided, and click "OK."

 

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Well, every time I try with Imgur, I get nothing but error messages.

 

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woot, I think I got it with the pictures!  Oh, you folks are in for some treats now!!!!!

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1xFwaHq.jpg

 

And if we go with this canon, then Sherlock at some point had children!  LOL

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Since Spock is half human then that could totally be true.

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1xFwaHq.jpg

 

And if we go with this canon, then Sherlock at some point had children!  LOL

 

Since Spock is half human then that could totally be true.

 

That explains why so many people think Khan/Molly is a plausible ship! :o

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Khan/Molly????? :wacko: :o  :(  :blink:

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That article made me laugh. While slightly plausible, I put it at highly unlikely. Is the star date the same as the Gregorian calendar? If so then more likely. If not, then less likely.

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Khan/Molly????? :wacko: :o :( :blink:

I feel the same.

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Well, Spock's mother WAS human, so then she would be Sherlock's descendant according to this theory.

 

But Molly and Khan?  No.  Khan would only be with one of his own.  And talk about someone dangerous...he makes Sherlock look like a puppy dog.

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Well, Spock's mother WAS human, so then she would be Sherlock's descendant according to this theory.

 

But Molly and Khan? No. Khan would only be with one of his own. And talk about someone dangerous...he makes Sherlock look like a puppy dog.

I totally agree. I don't think Molly would have survived episode 1 if Khan had been there. She'd only live a little longer if he showed up during HLV.

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He would crush her.  Literally.  Between his bare hands.

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Star Trek and Sherlock are connected, at least, according to this article.

Yes, that is totally convincing. NOT!!!

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May I just point out that Spongebob is not, technically, or in fact by any stretch of the imagination, a man ....   :tongue:

 

Now Goku ... HE could be Khan!

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Why oh why couldn't they have run past this poster in the tube scenes of TEH... because that's where it was, you know!!!!

 

PD2bscf.jpg

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That would've been brilliant.....

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Why oh why couldn't they have run past this poster in the tube scenes of TEH... because that's where it was, you know!!!!

 

PD2bscf.jpg

 

"Hey, Sherlock, he looks like you!"

 

"Shut up, John, you're going to blow my cover."

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That picture is epic.  Agreed it would have been brilliant if they would have filmed Sherlock & John running past it.

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