I'd hit it like a runaway cart~

[krystalfaerie]

ASKJFALSJFSALKJFLASKJFLKASJDLKASJDKAJFSLKASJDKSAF.

VICTORIAN LITERATURE WILL BE EATING MY SOUL FOR THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. UNABRIDGED LES MIS + COMPLETE COMPILATION OF SHERLOCK HOLMES = *FAP* *FAP* *FAP*

GOD, SHERLOCK. I WOULD HAVE YOUR DETECTIVEY BABIES. *////////* IN A HEARTBEAT. DR. WATSON CAN COME TOO

Comments

[theseventhday]

WELL MAYBE YOUR ASS JUST BROKE THE LAWRR ONE TOO MANY TIMES.

[krystalfaerie]

MY ASS IS REFORMED, THANK YOU VERY MUCH, AND IS BUSY PRETENDING TO BE A MAYOR.

[theseventhday]

DAMN, I AM OVERCOME WITH MAYORLY MAYORNESS OF DECEIT AND MAYOR

[krystalfaerie]

THE INSPECTOR WILL NEVER SUSPECT A THING

[oddrikku12]

I've been meaning to start Sherlock. I got a few of the volumes for my birthday. I'm glad to hear that they are so entirely worth starting RIGHT now. I needed some inspiration.

:]

Might I suggest ANYTHING by Alexander Dumas? He's one of my favorite authors, The Count of Monte Cristo being one of my favorite books. Very talented man.

[krystalfaerie]

Oh, Alexander Dumas is AMAZING. I've read Count of Monte Cristo....and am intending to read Three Musketeers - I think he wrote that, not sure.

[oddrikku12]

He is! I'm in love with his style. His books are always very interesting. And, yes, he did write Three Musketeers. Along with the Man in the Iron Mask. I haven't read that one, but I've heard it's very good. I would expect no less, of course.

[southeastofyou]

Victorian England, did you say? I recommend Oscar Wilde, if that's your fancy. He's a great author and I enjoyed The Picture of Dorian Gray very much. Also check out The Importance of Being Earnest; Wilde was more famous for his plays.

[krystalfaerie]

*nodnod* I've read Dorian Grey....but I'll check the plays out. <3

[krystalfaerie]

OMG YES. HELL YES. I'LL HIT HER UP FOR THAT FOR SURE. OMG. WIN. KSAJFLASKJFLKASJFLKASJF.