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Where Cumberbatch’s Holmes is notably asexual (while still managing to be sexy), Miller’s is the opposite. Yet, curiously, the former has more chemistry with his Watson, played by Martin Freeman, than the latter has with his, played by Lucy Liu. Cumberbatch has a history of compelling rapports with his male co-stars. “I’m basically gay, is that what you’re saying?” he says with a laugh. No, it’s not sexual chemistry, just a more delicate version of male friendship than we’re used to seeing in American films, where relationships between bros tend to be warier and more superficial. “I see a similar tenderness between Kirk and Spock,” he says. “It speaks to the sort of friendship you’re talking about, and maybe that was part of my appeal for J.J.
Oh, Benedict. Saying you see shades of Kirk and Spock in Holmes and Watson doesn’t make it less gay.
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via what-alchemy with 101 notes
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Posted on May 21, 2013 via teen cat with 12,908 notes
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dontblinktheangelshavecamelot:
Look! There was a fan fiction article in today’s Washington Express (a free daily I newspaper put out by the Washington Post in Washington DC)
Article credit, Beth Marlowe (Express)
Art credit, Patrick Leger (For Express)
“DAMMIT JIM”
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pure freudian empathy
*crying*
This is one of the fandoms, like Les Miz, which I find surpass the original material
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Posted on May 20, 2013 via atomic number 53X with 5,528 notes
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“You’re right. I’m not ok.”
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Posted on May 19, 2013 via Move along! Nothing to see here with 318 notes
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In addition to essentially inventing the computer, Alan Turing also broke the German Enigma Code during World War II which paved the way for the D-Day invasion. The man was a hyper-genius. I’ve read descriptions of his work by mathematical physicist Sir Roger Penrose. He’s been a hero of mine ever since.
The level of thought required to come up with the stuff he came up with is totally beyond my comprehension. I actually did not even know about his orientation until much later. He was prosecuted and ordered to undergo chemical castration. Soon thereafter, he committed suicide by eating a cyanide-laced apple.
The government forced him to take estrogen as a punishment (or “cure”?). He began to develop breasts and other side effects.
He committed suicide by biting into a cyanide laced apple. This is supposedly the inspiration for the name/logo of Apple computers.
omfg
omfg
and old Apple computers
the apple was a rainbow
Mind blown!
I hadn’t heard the bit about the apple, but Alan Turing was boss!
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Posted on May 19, 2013 via Communism Skills with 61,012 notes
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Take my hand
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My name's actually not "Stan", it's just short for "stalking fan", which I am: a raving, insane, fanatic fangirl. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
