I just read in a major newspaper a very researched article about the Sherlock fandom. Apparently Cumberbatch has been the most twitted actor name this past year. I honestly don't get it. The show is fun and all when it isn't tripping over its own feet but I don't get why it should inspire such rabid devotion.

Despite the critics he'll keep tinkering with words, tailoring puns, soldiering on.

He was such a fun part of the first seasons, before it got altogether sappy.

Lightweight. We drink directly from the casks.

I feel that learning a sport is easier than joining a gym. Join a club that accepts adult beginners, and learn a competitive sport like fencing or tennis or whatever: it's more rewarding and convivial so you tend to go there more often.

I'm invulnerable, it doesn't mean I don't have feelings.

Well please stop throwing stuff at me anyway, misletoe or not not misletoe. It's not funny anymore.

Ok everyone, safety rules for New Year: stay AWAY from the misletoe!

Happy new year everyone! Given the time zone I'm now off to partying in a funny hat (which to my surprise and despite being all thumbs I managed to sew myself today)
Also my neighbour is apparently celebrating the new year by playing opera very loudly.

Watching this, I always thought they should add some diy instructions in voice over while they were at it.

Come on, villain is a bit strong. It's a pretty established fact that he didn't burn Rome.

Several of those books might have made perfect gifts for some people in my family. I now immensely regret my lack of procrastination. Some of them will end up being for me when my overtime has finally been paid I guess. Also, I don't think that a perfect gift for a single friend is a book explaining how not to be…

Sydney Fox, relic hunter, was too late to help them.

It's nice to know at any rate that he doesn't take after his character in National Treasure. Those movies depicted people handling ancient manuscripts that made professional me squirm from indignation despite the fact that it was in keeping with the general silliness of the movies.

It'd be interesting to know the circumstances in which the skull was stolen, and how it got from Mongolia to the US.

It seems the comments found their way into the article. Which could mean that it's an editing mistake… and that most comments are written by the staff anyway… it's all an elaborate joke…

We're all just talking in the wind now.

Ὀρθῶς λέγεις.

I saw the headline, I thought Netflix was doing DC too, now.

"You know, boss, I'll always be amazed at the darkness that lurks in human beings. As Plato once said "There's darkness that lurks in human beings"". "I know, Sensitive Guy. But our work is to catch that darkness". Credits. Money.