Science of Deduction

by bbcsherlockgifs | reblogged from icarusing | tagged: I'm learning. Honestly I am. Sherlock BBC Sherlock Holmes | 3,723 notes | 10 months ago

Might one inquire into your thoughts on stargazing? You said once you can appreciate looking at the stars, but you didn't know the earth went around the sun. What did you think they were? What was your thoughts on stars as a kid too?

Stargazing is a hobby that is almost viewed in a sense of enlightenment, in that it is a mentally soothing activity that separates ones mind from ones thoughts that are, at times, noisy and problematic. I used to use stargazing as a method of mental rehabilitation as a child because I often overwhelmed the size of my undeveloped brain with overly developed thoughts.

I knew that stars were strange sources of light, not of this atmosphere or planet, but I was not completely sure. I tried researching them, but Mummy didn’t like the idea of spoiling my childhood imagination. Needless to say, that imagination fueled an interest in space for a little while, before I realized the uselessness of such information.

- SH

asked by Anonymous | 2 notes | 10 months ago

Hello, Sherlock! I was just curious, do you know what your IQ is? I'm assuming it's either off the charts or you haven't bothered to find out but I just thought I'd ask. Sorry if this is a boring question.... !

The only people who need IQ testings are those who are concerned about it.

I have no reason for concern.

- SH

asked by Anonymous | 1 note | 10 months ago

What developments were you referring to when you said, "Let’s just say Moriarty is not so much of a threat anymore, after recent developments." ?

I knew that this would be the next question. Personally, I’ve just come to terms with the fact that Moriarty is just as much human as he is spider. He is not any more godly than I may claim to be, as well.

If I can metaphorically refer to him as a “peacock”, perhaps you’d get a better sense of the mental image.

And after our encounter, Reichenbach Falls, he has been largely out of the game. That is not to discredit his potential threat, but he has certainly waned out a great deal.

- SH

asked by bitchinblackframedglasses | 10 months ago

What recent developments? Daddy has most certainly had enough now, and there is no agression here dear Sherlock. You see at the moment you may just TOO good for me Sherlock, bu I did win I think you will find, you may be better than me now but remember I will always come out on top, SHERLOCK HOLMES. -JM

Oh boring, boring, boring, boring. If you could hurry up, that’d be much appreciated.

Recent developments in my personal life are what I was referring to.

- SH

asked by ask-jmoriarty | 10 months ago

I have not got extreme arrogance, thank you very much. You're the one with the arrogance and pride problems here. You never fault yourself, you are so very confident and that get ever so annoying, Sherlock. How hilarious, think yourself a comedian now? Those same blunders and mistakes led to BOTH of us 'dying' on St Barts. I am rather a great actor, Richard Brooke was the icing on the cake. Shame you were arrogant and thought you could stop me. Shame, I will get you Sherlock. Eventually. -JM

Perhaps not extreme. Excessive? Incredible? Palpable? Argue over semantics all you desire.

Why the sudden aggression? “Daddy’s had enough now?” I am confident for tangible reasons. The only failure I may have acquired was letting you get too close.

But you never won.

You can act successful, if it pleases your ego.

- SH

asked by ask-jmoriarty | 10 months ago

I'm not sure this relavent but have you noticed the color difference between you and Watsons blog? Yours is rather dark and i switch to his and it's so white it blinds me! I think this suits your personalitys well, no offence.