reapersun:

that insane cumberbatch interview from this morning reminded me that workpal milkbun requested some more cumbersmaug awhile ago

so here is a dragon and now i want to draw monster hunter

here is the obligatory creepy one:

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picturesofluciferonline:

Today 2 of the sisters and I bought a bazillion things from the Body Shop and then found out this lovely package arrived:

As huge tea nerds, and also nerd-nerds, we are now having a tea party. Friend arrived as well. Also, Scrabble happened. We ordered Katniss, Reichenbach Recovery, Tardis (which we will be sending to a certain person whose name begins with ‘U’), The Colonel, Mrs. Hudson, Loki, and The Woman.

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YEAH THAT’S RIGHT MY SISTERS AND I BOUGHT SHERLOCK TEA AND ALL OF IT IS LOVELY BE JEALOUSSSSSSSSS (also we didn’t get you the TARDIS one just because you like Dr. Who, Unagi, we got it because of the types of tea it had in it)

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thisqueenisnotdead:

trololol i’m so unfunny

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“I think there was a friendship instantly between Martin and Benedict. They’re not at all like the parts they play. But the relationship between them really informs the much pricklier onscreen relationship. Because obviously Sherlock’s a quite cruel man at times and John is quite a put-upon man at times. But you won’t buy that, you won’t enjoy that unless you absolutely feel that in every scene, in every heartbeat that there is that proper, underlying warmth. That real, proper, solid friendship. And that friendship has actually happened between Benedict and Martin. And the value of that you get onscreen.” - Steven Moffat

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