OH OH OH
I just had this thought.
I get the feeling that Elementary isn’t actually about Sherlock. It partially is, but only in that it’s an adaptation of Sherlock Holmes and therefore, it is about Sherlock.
But, like, I get that the actual series is more about Joan. Like, Joan’s the primary character and Sherlock’s more of a secondary character.
(Also, also, can I just point out that not once does Sherlock say that the mistake Joan made was stupid? Not once.)
Fluid motion is captured as a floral still life in these high-speed photos by Jack Long. The artist keeps mum about his set-up but notes that these are single capture events, not constructed composites. It looks as if the blossoms are created from the impact of a falling fluid with the upward jet that forms the stem. The leaves and vase appear to be created from the upward splashes, but whether those are generated by vibration or dropping an object is unclear. See Long’s Flickr page for more. (Photo credit: Jack Long via Gizmodo)
My headcanon is that, yeah, Sherlock interrupts the performance and drags Joan away to solve crimes. But a week later she finds an envelope with a ticket to some super-awesome & expensive performance that she’s wanted to go to but can’t exactly afford. There’s no note, but she knows who it’s from. And she doesn’t thank him. Nor does he expect her to thank him. It’s not a gift; it’s repaying a debt. Remunerating her for something she lost in the course of crime fighting with him.
just because you love a character doesn’t mean they’re not a little shit

[Submitted by: notanightlight
Misters Stark and Banner are reminded that although we have allowed them personal use of one of the helicarrier labs, this does not make it their “Super Secret Fort of Science.” It is not improved by pillow structures. Your IQ does not have to be over 140 points to enter. And it has no secret password.
Aside from the S.H.I.E.L.D. issued one.]

What my local EB Games does when they receive a used game with no cover
OMFG I’M DYING
what YES
You can’t ignore my awe for your writing Lee. I want to be able to write like you so bad it hurts. You’re making me hurt, friend, HURT.