Sexually Oblivious Sherlock
Walter has issues. But, hopefully, this isn't the place for them. This should be a place he can go to when needs something to cheer him up. Like cookies. Or the liquor cabinet.
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Amanda was telling me I should get the “I’m A Keeper“ shirt. I had to explain how, although I do very much like it, it just wouldn’t feel right.
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I like Calvin and Hobbes. I like Sherlock. I also like making fake book covers.
Watson and Holmes image from platinumvampyr. If there’s a better way to credit this, please let me know.
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The Son of Man | The Great War on Façades
I had no idea there was a female companion piece to Magritte’s The Son of Man. My art history mind is blown. It’s nice to know they have each other to not look at.
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Hey buddy, do you know what time it is?
Adventure time?
Well, lunch time, but close.
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Quidtionary: Fridge →
A Fridge is a large, tall Quidditch player (usually, although not always, a Keeper) who acts both as an impenetrable brick wall and a giant freight train.
A Fridge may often be seen steamrolling the Quaffle down the pitch with tiny squirming Chasers dangling ineffectually from his/her limbs.
Coaches have been known to weep tears of happiness upon acquisition of a Fridge. Off the pitch, Fridges are giant teddy bears that also serve as cuddly full-body pillows for long bus rides to and from tournaments.
I believe I qualify as a “fridge.” People on my pick-up team yesterday were calling me a train, so I think it works. Plus my own team has dubbed me “the meteor” and I am never the first person to let go in a hug, so…
Do you also qualify as a cuddly full-body pillow?
Our longest tournament ride was in a van and I was between two guys and none of us really knew each other well. Now, however, I think they’d be all for it. And there were quite a few body-warmth huddles at the Word Cup that I was happy to be the center of, so I’ll say yes.
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