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who talked continuously seventy hours from park to pad to bar to Bellevue to museum to the Brooklyn Bridge by WritingQuill
Sherlock (TV)
23 May 2013
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1957. Manhattan.
Sherlock Holmes is a young bohemian, living on words and cigarettes and alcohol and sex.
John Watson just moved to the city to attent the New York University College of Medicine. He is young and naïve, but also stoic and intelligent.
Their paths cross when John needs a place to live and Sherlock needs a roommate.
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Day thirty: doing something hot
(NSFW)
John is having a perfectly nice, mindless day, until Sherlock gets home and things get... heated.
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- Part 30 of (30) Days of Johnlock
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Day twenty-nine: doing something sweet
Yellow Brick Road was a tiny little cafe in Marylebone, owned by Mrs Hudson...
Mrs Hudson puts her matchmaking talents to work when she realises that her best employee John and her faithful costumer Sherlock, who comes in every Tuesday at 9:30AM, have feelings for one another but refuse to do anything about it.
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- Part 29 of (30) Days of Johnlock
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Day twenty-seven: on one of their birthdays
The Holmes family did not celebrate birthdays. It was simply an arbitrary celebration for staying alive for another year, and it did not deserve recognition
Four times Sherlock didn't celebrate his birthdays, and one time he did.
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- Part 27 of (30) Days of Johnlock
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Day twenty-eight: doing something ridiculous
John had a particularly bad encounter with Harry, and is really sad afterwards. Sherlock is worried, but has an idea to bring John out of his blues. Fluff ensues.
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- Part 28 of (30) Days of Johnlock
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My response to the 30-day OTP Challenge
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A few words that have no equivalent in English. This series of ficlets shows Sherlock and John in various situations connected to the various meanings of these words, from happiness to sadness, and from when they were young to their old age. Each story is their own, not connected to the others.
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25 days of Christmas drabbles, each inspired by a different word.
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Five ways Sherlock and John might have met (but didn't). And one way they did.
Bookmarked by WritingQuill
23 May 2013
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syn·the·sis [sin-thuh-sis] /ˈsɪnθəsɪs/ noun, plural syn·the·ses.
1. the combining of the constituent elements of separate material or abstract entities into a single or unified entity ( opposed to analysis, ) the separating of any material or abstract entity into its constituent elements.
2. a complex whole formed by combining.a·pha·sia [uh-fey-zhuh] /əˈfeɪʒə/ noun.
1. the loss of a previously held ability to speak or understand spoken or written language, due to disease or injury of the brain.Bookmarked by WritingQuill
23 May 2013
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this story is too stupid to deserve a title by greywash
Sherlock (TV), Sherlock Holmes & Related Fandoms
15 Aug 2012
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Wherein John and Sherlock are kind of boring in bed.
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23 May 2013
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John and Sherlock meet the first time during the summer of 1992 in Bournemouth - John is a lifeguard, earning money during his gap year before he goes to medical school. Sherlock has been dragged along on a final family holiday before he goes to Cambridge. They meet, and its the most interesting thing that's happened to either of them the entire summer.
He’s a bit of an oddity, this beautiful boy with his bucketful of jellyfish, but John likes him immensely. Proud and defiant and brilliant. John grins at him and gently swirls a stick through the bucket of jellies, watching them pulse and float through the water.
“You’re not wrong. You’re amazing, in fact. I’m John Watson. Would you like to go, maybe get something to eat?”
The boy grins, a bright, lopsided smile that makes John’s heart skip a beat. “The name’s Sherlock Holmes. And I’d love to.”
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22 May 2013
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John leaves reminders to eat in Sherlock's left coat pocket. Sherlock is less than receptive.
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22 May 2013