lots of planets have a 221B Baker Street

argyle4eva:

odditiesoflife:

Book Sculptures

Landscapes carved and painted into old books by Canadian artist Guy Laramee.

Normally I’m against cutting up books, but these are pretty awesome.

copperbadge:

tanyalokot:

Iron Man latte art! And more - The Amazing Latte Art of Kazuki Yamamoto

Tony’s reaction to this would undoubtedly be extra enthusiasm if he weren’t yelling STOP DRAWING IN THE COFFEE AND GIVE IT TO ME

doctorwho:

Fantastic gallery of pictures of Patrick Troughton, Jon Pertwee, Peter Davison, Laila Ward, and Colin Baker from the 1984 TARDIS 21 convention

thewhiteguardian:

linaaaaaz:

I…. I can’t summarize it just in one sentence…

So…

have a magnificent afternoon people. 

seriously, Pat is like a hand puppet and jon pertwee is the ventriloquist xD

OMG IM CRYING

bettersupes:

Source: The Mary Sue: Cutest. Thor. Ever.

I am excited by bettersupes, a tumblr devoted to superheroines drawn from costume designs worn by little girls. 

vrabia:

I SHIT YOU NOT

According to that link, there is also a doctoral top hat!  I am suddenly tempted to rearrange my entire life to go earn a doctorate in Finland, because this is amazing.

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taejira:

sophiagratia:

tdpossum:

PASSWORD:  STARSHIPS

One of the best fanvids I’ve ever seen.

And when she says ‘one of the best […] EVER’ (emphasis mine), lemme tell ya: it’s really, really true.

SPACE!!!!!!

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marielikestodraw:

kaleidoscopeofice:

ewok-gia:

Alternative Limb Project

This is so cool

oh my god what a briliant idea!!!

wnycradiolab:

Date: Apr. 4, 2013
Contact: James P. Judge
Media & Public Relations Manager
BluePearl Veterinary Partners

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

NYPD Officer’s Cat Missing for 2 Years Found, Returned by Zombie

NEW YORK – Late Saturday night, the “Times Square Zombie” was walking on 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan when he saw a black and white cat running rampant in the middle of the street.

Jeremy Zelkowitz, a 22-year-old Brooklyn native, who works as a promoter and dresses in character as a zombie for Times Scare, a year-round haunted house located on Eighth Avenue, saw the fugitive cat trying to enter Dallas BBQ and later Starbucks.

According to Zelkowitz, the cat then darted on and off of the road interrupting traffic. That’s when he and a friend decided to help and took the curious cat to nearby BluePearl Veterinary Partners specialty and emergency hospital in Manhattan on 55th Street.

Once at BluePearl, doctors used a microchip scanner and were able to determine the cat, named Disaster, belonged to Jimmy Helliesen, a Long Island resident and New York City Police Officer.

“When our staff initially called Mr. Helliesen, he couldn’t believe it and thought we were playing a practical joke on him,” said Steve Baker, hospital administrator of BluePearl in Manhattan. “He said Disaster had gone missing two years ago.”

According to Helliesen, he has been fostering cats at his home in Long Island that wind up at the precinct where he works until he can find them a home with suitable owners. Disaster was one of the first he took in, but about two years ago, he managed to claw through a screened window and got loose.  

“This really goes to show the importance of micro-chipping your pets,” said Baker. “If you and your pet are separated, sooner or later, the odds of you and your pet being reunited are more likely thanks to this affordable technology.”

Micro-chipping is an inexpensive procedure where a tiny, rice-sized microchip is implanted under the pet’s skin and can be used by veterinarians or animal service workers to find the pet’s owner.

No one may ever know the full story of where Disaster spent the past two years or how he got from Long Island to Manhattan, but he has been reunited with Helliesen and is back at home in Long Island.

areyoutryingtodeduceme:

frauleinninja:

My 221B cosplay!  

Made and modeled by me
Photography by Yenra Photography

• Necklace is a skull charm for Sherlock and a revolver charm for John.
• Bracelet says “And honey you should see me in a crown,” and has a Moran quote from the books on the inside.
• Earrings are teacups.  Just cause.
• Fabric purchased here.
• No other tea would do but Reichenbach Recovery, and yes I walked around with a full cup of tea all day.  Twice, actually.

YOU ARE WAY TOO PRECIOUS 

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fabledquill:

THE GRAMMAR ERROR OF RASSILON

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girljanitor:

bashi-bazouk:

peppercyanide:

sisterwolf:

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wow

How did they get away with that

AH

I LOVE THIS

What do you mean how did they get away with it?

History isn’t one straight line progressing towards a liberal society.

Look how much Americans attitudes have changed between 1980 and today. 1980 was the first time most very religious people voted, they abstained before that at the behest of their churches. Now they dictate policy at every election.

In my family photo album there are pictures from the 20s of a woman called ‘uncle bob’. She dressed in men’s clothing, and had a ‘companion’. This was a rough industrial town, they were working class, nobody cared. It was her business.

This is why politics is important - the moment you think everything is better today than it was in the past, you let other people take control of the direction society goes in - with you sitting back presuming we’re going forwards.

reblogging for the commentary

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sensational-sexbot:

awkward-elevator:

Artwork by Awkward Elevator Contributing Artist Daniel Irizarri

i done a thing for the people

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the-doctor-to-my-tardis:

becks28nz:

Big Bad Wolf by *khallion

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torch-would:

Ordering a sandwich as River Song…

Well played, Jimmy John’s… well played.

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