Oh for a muse of fire, indeed

[selenak]

Sherlock 2.02: watched it, was less than enthusiastic about it. I mean, it had its moments, and it was nice to see Russell Tovey again, plus I must say tanned!Lestrade looks even more attractive than regular Lestrade, but well, I checked my watch a couple of times instead of being scared when I should have been, and I doubt I'll ever watch it again

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[airie_fairy]

"THIS WILLIAM VON SHAKESPEARE DID NOT EXIST, I TELL YOU!"

Thank you; a new silly thing for me to yell into silent, awkward moments. In as bad of a thick accent as I can manage, too.

[selenak]

As long as you make it an Austrian accent, not a German one. They're different.:)

[ffutures]

Tesla - always - for the win

[selenak]

That is a really cool picture. Where is it from?

[trobadora]

Seriously, he called him "William von Shakespeare".

*dies*

[selenak]

I know. And then he was all "Ich habe Shakespeare gelesen, ich weiß das". :)

[trobadora]

Selbsternannte Experten wissen es halt immer am besten. *headdesk*

[night_train_fm]

Did this 'William von Shakespeare' dress up in a suit of armour and refer to himself in the third person a lot?

(See, if I knew more about Shakespeare, I could probably take this further and start making jokes about who his Reed Richards was. Alas.)

[selenak]

William von Shakespeare is himself alone and denies having a Reed Richards. Just because he and Richard Burbage were apparantly so joined at the hip that they had sex with the same woman and von Shakespeare wrote most of his main roles for that ingrate DOES NOT MEAN ANYTHING.

[selenak]

I'm sure it would be, but I was trapped on one part of a discussion board, in public, and thus limited in options.