I really think this needs to happen, anons. Congregating at crime scenes, amateurish stalking, making friends with Mrs. Hudson, not-so-subtle allusions to John and Sherlock's relationship (whether it's true or not is up to you), interrupting deductions to tell Sherlock they like his hair...whatever you can think of! Lestrade would help his friends out but...well...he has his hands full with his own fangirls too.
Do they dress like their idols? And chase them? Or just hang around typical Sherlock and John locations, because I'm imaging that Smiths or Morrissey video with everyone dressed like Morrissey and cycling around Manchester!
(And you know Sherlock would be horrified if John had more fangirls than he did.)
I think Captcha's being French, in which case it means something like 'book party' or 'book part', which is fairly relevant if one thinks the origional Sherlock and John were in books...
Can I bagsy this?grassleNovember 6 2010, 12:11:48 UTC
I'm seeing scenes from A Hard Day's Night (yes; I'm that old) and it's eating away at me and demands to be written. I should be working like a dog, but sod that. I could have something up by the end of the weekend.
Please do!
anonymous
November 6 2010, 22:00:47 UTC
That sounds brilliant. Obey the urge (work does not exist in the realm of this kinkmeme, it's Fangirl law)! I will give you the moon and the stars and Saturn if you can. I'll find a way! Maybe Mycroft will help me...
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anonymous
November 6 2010, 23:55:12 UTC
Well if it's not, it certainly is now. XD But I understand what you mean about work--turns out it's not a valid excuse for not doing schoolwork, either. *sighs* There really ought to be a law about that.
No need to rush; at the very least this doesn't have a deadline! I shall just F5 like a pro! 8D
Re: Please do!grassleNovember 7 2010, 11:30:29 UTC
Actually, if someone gave me the excuse they'd missed the deadline/meeting/ were late, etc. due to filling prompts on a kinkmeme, I'd just say, 'Fair enough. Hope it turned out well. Any danger of a read?' Which probably explains why I've never been in a position of responsibility.
Fill: Ourselves as Others See us - 1grassleNovember 7 2010, 18:10:52 UTC
O wad some Power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us! Robert Burns
(It’s tropetastic!)
“Come on, John! We’re losing them!”
But John slowed a little, not so much due to their customary knee-weakening, lung-tightening back-alley, pan-rooftop flight, but because his new-found literary leanings were making him not only mentally narrate but editorialise events as they unfolded.
What’s the collective noun for fangirls? Flock? Too…ecclesiastical. Fuckload? Too…rude. Gaggle? Doesn’t illiterate.“Meep
( ... )
Re: Fill: Ourselves as Others See us - 2grassleNovember 7 2010, 18:18:31 UTC
“I have plenty to do between cases just figuring out alternative routes to places I need to get to.”
John wiped the sweat off his forehead. He knew Sherlock enjoyed the thrill of the chase, but not being the quarry, or the fact that all this was having an impact on his behaviour. What else could he use in his favour?
“Well, you liked it when the fanclub pranked Anderson, that custard pie at the crime scene…oh God; you arranged that, didn’t you?”
“I might have. To some extent. Shh!They listened to the blood-curdling sounds of a squeeing mob barrelling in and then a horrifying altercation outside
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I really think this needs to happen, anons. Congregating at crime scenes, amateurish stalking, making friends with Mrs. Hudson, not-so-subtle allusions to John and Sherlock's relationship (whether it's true or not is up to you), interrupting deductions to tell Sherlock they like his hair...whatever you can think of! Lestrade would help his friends out but...well...he has his hands full with his own fangirls too.
Go at it!
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(And you know Sherlock would be horrified if John had more fangirls than he did.)
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I would laugh if Lestrade had more fangirls than either of them!
Captcha says: livre partie. Um, no, Captcha. Just no.
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*is totally over-thinking Captcha prompts*
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I'll try my best to get the first chapter up, and that's a pair of knickers you can frame.
(That is a saying, isn't it? I swear I've heard it said.)
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No need to rush; at the very least this doesn't have a deadline! I shall just F5 like a pro! 8D
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Which probably explains why I've never been in a position of responsibility.
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(It’s tropetastic!)
“Come on, John! We’re losing them!”
But John slowed a little, not so much due to their customary knee-weakening, lung-tightening back-alley, pan-rooftop flight, but because his new-found literary leanings were making him not only mentally narrate but editorialise events as they unfolded.
What’s the collective noun for fangirls? Flock? Too…ecclesiastical. Fuckload? Too…rude. Gaggle? Doesn’t illiterate.“Meep ( ... )
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John wiped the sweat off his forehead. He knew Sherlock enjoyed the thrill of the chase, but not being the quarry, or the fact that all this was having an impact on his behaviour. What else could he use in his favour?
“Well, you liked it when the fanclub pranked Anderson, that custard pie at the crime scene…oh God; you arranged that, didn’t you?”
“I might have. To some extent. Shh!They listened to the blood-curdling sounds of a squeeing mob barrelling in and then a horrifying altercation outside ( ... )
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It gets even crackier when they reach the crime scene. I don't know where it's coming from.
Have you read my other fics, she pimped shamelessly?
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Фе your journal, I presume?
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