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Jun 19, 2012 22:14

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anonymous June 20 2012, 02:54:31 UTC
James Bond crossover

Mummy is M

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Fill: M is for Mummy (Part 1) azriona July 14 2012, 12:27:20 UTC

“Coming, John?” shouted Lestrade, walking backwards.

“Yeah, right behind you,” John shouted back, and he turned back to Sherlock. “See you Baker Street?”

“No, Chinese,” said Sherlock, frowning. “We solved a case. Chinese.”

“It’s not even dinner yet. There’s a Bond marathon and the boys asked me along.” John sighed at Sherlock’s expression. “I’ll meet you for Chinese after.”

“They didn’t ask me.”

John snorted. “You’d want to see a James Bond movie?”

“Why not?”

John laughed. And then he laughed again. When he had doubled over, Sherlock sighed and waited patiently.

“All right, fine,” said John. “Come on, then. But buy your own popcorn.”

“He’s coming?” cried Anderson, and Sherlock smiled.

“This might be fun after all,” he said.

*

It wasn’t, and John started to get that impression within five minutes of entering the theater. The first indication was that Mycroft Holmes was already inside.

“Sherlock. Dr. Watson,” said Mycroft.

“You don’t have enough subterfuge in your daily life, you have to take it in ( ... )

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Re: Fill: M is for Mummy (Part 2) azriona July 14 2012, 12:27:59 UTC

“Ridiculous outfit,” muttered Mycroft. “She would never really wear that.”

John turned around to give Mycroft an odd look. “She’s the head of MI6, you expect her to wear a catsuit?”

Sherlock shuddered. “Please,” he moaned.

“Oi,” called Lestrade. “Take it to the back row, if you two are going to be that way.”

“Freaks,” said Donovan.

“He wasn’t moaning about me, he was moaning about Judi Dench,” hissed John.

“Jealous much, mate?”

John spun to see the nearby person, not even of their party, grinning at them. “It’s not a date!” he hissed, and could tell no one believed him.

John crossed his arms and slunk down in his seat. Sherlock and Mycroft fell silent again, but John watched them from the corner of his eye, and soon enough, noticed something peculiar. They didn’t seem to react to the explosions, the girls, or the chase scenes. But every time M was on the screen, they both sat up a little straighter, paid slightly more attention, and would every so often mutter something under their breath, usually along the lines ( ... )

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Re: Fill: M is for Mummy (Part 2) anonymous July 14 2012, 19:31:12 UTC
not OP

This was ridiculously funny!

“Extra butter, Mycroft?”
I couldn't stop laughing with this one.

Of course Mycroft had to be inside the cinema, of course people'd think they were on a date, of course Donovan had to keep reminding everyone about the "Freaks" and of course Anderson had to accidentally butter on his trousers.

This whole fill is brilliant! I kept laughing from beginning to end. (Plus, I love the ending).

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Bike Shorts Show All anonymous June 20 2012, 02:55:36 UTC
They really do.

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Re: Bike Shorts Show All anonymous June 20 2012, 03:09:57 UTC
Oh god, yes. Bikebulge.

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Re: Bike Shorts Show All anonymous August 18 2012, 19:16:40 UTC
I wrote a fill for this, it's sort of Johnlock - hope you don't mind!
http://archiveofourown.org/works/489633

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Asexual!Sherlock anonymous June 20 2012, 02:59:34 UTC
If it's a choice between being in a relationship with aspects he doesn't care for or being alone, he'd rather be alone.

John doesn't want him to be alone.

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Re: Asexual!Sherlock anonymous June 24 2012, 06:47:19 UTC
So seconded.

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Re: Asexual!Sherlock anonymous July 20 2012, 23:39:42 UTC
Thirded! If only I could write them... I would. But no point spoiling it, really.
(Though I absolutely agree with Sherlock on this one - problem is: few people ever get the point.)

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Fill: "We Happy Few", 1/1, PG laurab1 July 23 2012, 23:53:43 UTC
Here you go, OP :)

We Happy Few
by Laura

First, there’s a change in the way John looks at him. What was clinical and concerned, friendly, becomes something else. It’s followed by a change in the way he touches him, other than what occurs after a gun fight. A casual brush of fingers becomes deliberate contact.

It’s John, he knows it’s John, who means a great deal to him, but Sherlock doesn’t like any of it. Alone is what he has. Alone protects him. Caring is not an advantage ( ... )

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blind!Sherlock is a badass anonymous June 20 2012, 03:03:22 UTC
I've seen a couple of fics where Sherlock is blinded by something or other during a case. They're understandably angsty, but a couple ventured in to Magical Healing Cock territory, unfortunately.

I'd like a fic where Sherlock is blind, perhaps from birth, but long-term anyway. He's fiercely independent. He's an ass. He solves crimes.

inspiration: http://www.nytimes.com/2007/10/29/world/europe/29iht-blind.4.8100944.html?pagewanted=all

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Re: blind!Sherlock is a badass anonymous June 20 2012, 04:36:53 UTC
Seconded!

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Re: blind!Sherlock is a badass anonymous June 20 2012, 22:18:22 UTC
Genuinely read this prompt and went totally approve of badass!blind!Sherlock but no way could you have a crime solving Holmsian blind detective. Then read the inspiration and oh my god I was so wrong! It'd be so interesting to see how close to the character you could get while taking away such a fundamental amount of his ability - the observation of sight, and obviously it is very possible and extremely useful in ways I couldn't have contemplated.

tl:dr I'm a moron but seconded!

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Re: blind!Sherlock is a badass mugenmine June 22 2012, 02:05:50 UTC
Sweet, thanks for the link, I'm writing a badass blind Sherlock in a long (novel length) fic I'm working on so this is brilliant. It will be a long long time coming, but when I eventually get it done, I shall link.
In the mean time I hope others fill this!

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anonymous June 20 2012, 03:03:33 UTC
Mycroft's wild teenage years.

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anonymous June 20 2012, 03:04:57 UTC
yes yes yes yes oh yes :D

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The Wild Child (Joke Fill, Ignore if Inconvienent) anonymous June 22 2012, 01:40:26 UTC
Mycroft sat in the family study, reading a book. Suddenly there was a loud, abrasive shout from the other room, and he knocked his hand across the desk in shock, upsetting a glass of grape juice on his nice new white suit.

"Sherlock," he growled under his breath.

Then: "Time to go to the tailors."

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Re: The Wild Child (Joke Fill, Ignore if Inconvienent) anonymous July 12 2012, 04:20:05 UTC
I almost just snorted apple juice onto my nice new computer. BLESS YOU, ANON.

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