Comments | cleolinda: And afterwards, there was cake

cleolinda

And afterwards, there was cake

Mar 31, 2009 20:35

A few things (omg so behind on answering email/comments):

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stokerbramwell April 1 2009, 02:56:48 UTC

HIS EYES MOVE!!! NOBODY TOLD ME HIS EYES MOVE!!! HOLY CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP!!!

cleolinda April 1 2009, 03:03:45 UTC

Okay, technically I don't think his eyes move; I think you can move them, and they move together as a pair.

stokerbramwell April 1 2009, 03:12:53 UTC

HIS EYES ARE MOVABLE THEN STILL IT'S WORTH A HOLY CRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAP!!!

wumbawoman April 1 2009, 04:36:17 UTC

That's what took me forever to wrap my head around. All I kept thinking was poor Littlest Edward. He's going to wish for Serafina should Cleolinda brings Joker into the house.

marginaliana April 1 2009, 02:59:15 UTC

Apparently I have been confusing the Robert Downey, Jr Sherlock Holmes movie with the rumored Will Ferrell Sherlock Holmes movie. Apparently I have been confusing them since, um, July. Dear motion picture industry: there are other universes out there for you to play in. Please try to make me look like less of an idiot in the future.

havocs_roman April 1 2009, 20:07:55 UTC

Will... Ferrell... Sherlock...?

But... but... but...

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fineprnt April 1 2009, 20:10:09 UTC

Well, if it's any consolation, I've been confused for about the same length of time as you. So... I second the note to the motion picture industry.

serenenuit April 1 2009, 02:59:28 UTC

I know you kid around with SLoD and all, but that Joker doll...he really will walk around at night while you're asleep. I'm just sayin'.

cleolinda April 1 2009, 03:04:44 UTC

Dude, for real. I really would have to lock him in the freezer or something, I'm pretty sure.

serenenuit April 1 2009, 03:07:32 UTC

Imagine the stink eye he could give you for that (with his movable eyeballs). *shudders*

jaseroque April 1 2009, 14:33:34 UTC

I don't think that would help.

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setauuta April 1 2009, 03:00:30 UTC

The Joker doll scares the everloving hell out of me. I think my cat (in the icon) could take him, but I'm not sure.

Also, the PERS thing cracks me the hell up. They're eyeballs! That roll! He can roll his eyes at you!

claidissa April 1 2009, 03:02:29 UTC

I'm not sure I like that MSNBC article about the Sherlock Holmes movie. They make it seem like Robert Downey Jr. is intentionally turning the film into something like Iron Man.
Holmes falling for Irene Adler does not make him a "ladies man," in my opinion. I understand them adding romance and it's not that much of a stretch. Still very excited for the movie.

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julietvalcouer April 1 2009, 15:29:33 UTC

Well, Holmes did always say she was the only one who ever put one over on him, which I think by definition makes her a mastermind.

silver_miko April 1 2009, 21:29:38 UTC

It is implied she is the only woman he considers an equal, hence why she is The Woman, he considers her the best of her sex. Canonly, Holmes didn't care a whole lot for relationships with women.

Have you ever read Carole Nelson Douglas' Irene Adler series? It's pretty good.