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Fic: 221B - A cheesy pretence

Mar 15, 2013 18:36

Title: A cheesy pretence
Words: a 221B has 221 words and ends with a b-word
Rating: Pg-13
Pairings : Sherlock/John
Warnings: none
Disclaimer: Not mine.

Summary: ‘365 days of 221Bs’ challenge: a prompt a day, given by atlinmerrick. Day 262.

( Day 262 - John is a very low-key eater. )

friendship, molly, 221b, humour, sherlock_bbc, mrs hudson, slash, friends, lestrade, sophisticated title is sophisticated, prompt-fill, 365 days challenge, sherlock/john

Comments 6

chocolamousse March 15 2013, 18:03:32 UTC

he especially likes the ones with long French names that he makes Sherlock pronounce once he gets them home
*thinks of Sherlock saying "Abbaye de la Joie Notre-Dame" or "Bleu du Vercors-Sassenage" with this voice*
*drools a bit, and not over the cheese*
*remembers there's a cheese called "Amour de Nuits" ("Love of Nights")*
Yeah, baby. Anarion, I think you've just invented cheese!porn. Congratulations.

Mostly because he saw that having friends around made John happy.
Aww. He only likes it because it makes John happy.

Lovely and funny! And now I'm in the mood for a bit of Brie. For want of a bit of Sherlock. Have a nice weekend, with or without cheese!

I think it's "he actually valued them" [the meetings]. :-)

anarion March 16 2013, 21:28:29 UTC

Anarion, I think you've just invented cheese!porn. Congratulations.
Um, thank you. I think. *lol*

I don't eat cheese, but I do like buying it.

treelight March 15 2013, 20:00:15 UTC

Lactose intolerant! Oh my, if Sherlock knew that nowadays it is more or less "in" to have that condition he would bristle at being "normal" :)
But hey, I like cheese! The boys could invite me one day *g*

tracionn March 16 2013, 16:48:22 UTC

‘John. Cheese. Go and buy.’
Oh what a perfect ending!!! I can just *hear* him saying it.

quarryquest March 20 2013, 19:32:14 UTC

Ahem ... Sherlock would be dairy intolerant rather than lactose intolerant if he couldn't eat cheese. Turning milk into cheese (or yogurt) removes the lactose and makes it safe to eat. I understand as I am both lactose and dairy intolerant. To make it even more complicated I have to have buffalo cheese and yogurt rather than cow, sheep or goat. The good news is that Marylebone Farmers' Market (just down the road from Baker Street) sells just that. Yum! Smoked salmon and cream cheese sandwiches for lunch, and the first time in years!

phoenix_glow June 3 2013, 19:47:30 UTC

Most creative use of "cheese." Fabulous!!!