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gamertag: amoralcompass My name is Charlie, and I suffer from social phobia and extreme anxiety. Depression too, but hey, who doesn't have depression? I'm working my way up into getting back into university (I'm looking at you, UWE!) and I'm trying to become the artist I've always wanted to be. It's a long road, but I'm willing to walk every single step. This is my deviantart. It's not updated much because I panic about what people want to see.
PSN: allforcynicism.
Oh, I also run the don't ask Sherlock blog. ... Yeah, I'm pretty slow with it at the moment (my tablet pen decided to stop working), so I'm waiting on that right now. Can't send it to Germany if I don't have the money!
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Sherlock meme // Six Characters → Sherlock Holmes [2/6]
I’m a Consulting Detective, the only one in the world. I invented the job.
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Oh yeah, bleeding over John, is more like it.
FOREVER MY FAVE
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au meme - sherlock as cabin pressure
This is the best thing I’ve ever seen.
It’s so beautiful.
BRILLIANT!!!
YES
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My heart was boring anyway… thanks for ripping it apart…
This is fantastic. Isn’t it incredible. THE SAME PERSON!!!
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So I have been in some form of a LOKI’D war with my friend and today I decided to LOKI’D her room. So another friend and I did this. She’ll keep finding them months from now. I feel super accomplished.
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oh Sherlock!! You really must be punished :DPFFT. Omg. This is awesome. Sherlock, you sexy beast.
(Source: bitchlocked)
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He flipped up the locks of hair on his forehead where the skin is mottled in patches — a remnant of his days as a laboratory creation in “Frankenstein” and the makeup process that burned and ripped at his skin.“I have actual acting scars,” he said.
— Benedict’s LAtimes interview
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For those of you interested in Sherlock’s use of a Mind Palace in ‘The Hounds of Baskerville’, you may find this Open University interview with Derren Brown enlightening (skip to 1 minute in for details on Memory Palaces.) Derren also discussed this subject in more depth in his book ‘Tricks of the Mind’.
Although many people have credited Derren for inspiring Mark Gatiss to include this in his episode in Sherlock series 2, he in fact confirmed on Twitter, “I first came across it in ‘Hannibal’, but Derren has been a help in so many ways.”
Acclaimed Mentalist Joe Riggs (@WorldOfJoeRiggs) has also written an excellent blog on Memory Palaces – or Mind Palaces as Sherlock has it - and how to design your own.
There’s also a short video on YouTube on how to improve your memory with the memory palace technique HERE
For the creation of Mind Palaces, Mind Huts, Mind Igloos, or Mind Yurts.