Tumbling Like Alice

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
lornrocks thedaysgrowshort
enelec: “ kristakeehus: “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ I Write Coupons Not Tragedies ” I Constantly Thank God For Wal-Mart ” Build Target, Then We’ll Shop ” The Walgreens Gentleman ” The Ballad of Shop Rite ” ” Buying is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without...
kristakeehus

I Write Coupons Not Tragedies

I Constantly Thank God For Wal-Mart

Build Target, Then We’ll Shop

The Walgreens Gentleman

The Ballad of Shop Rite

Buying is the Most Fun a Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off

Do You Know What I’m Buying?

Ded

enelec

OH WELL IMAGINE

AS I’M PACING THE ISLES IN MY LOCAL WALLMART

AND I CAN’T HELP BUT TO HEAR

OH I CAN’T HELP BUT TO HEAR AN EXCHANGING OF WORDS

“CLEAN UP ON ISLE THIRTEEN”

SAYS THE GUY ON THE INTERCOM

YES BUT WHAT A SHAME

WHAT A SHAME THE JANITOR IS TOO POOR

I SHINE IN WITH A HAVEN’T YOU PEOPLE EVER HEARD OF

MOPPING THE GODDAMN FLOOR

NOOO

geekoletta empresshael-archive

So, I was in Walmart with my Mom and saw this happen

  • Gay men: *helping their son pick out a toy*
  • Woman: *glaring at them*
  • Little boy: Whats wrong Mommy?
  • Woman: Nothing. I just don't think they should have a child.
  • Little boy: Why not?
  • Woman: Its not natural.
  • Little boy: How come?
  • Woman: They are both men.
  • Little boy: So? They look happy. Don't you want people to be happy?
  • Gay man: Your son is very smart.
lornrocks thedaysgrowshort
ivyblossom

The police are treating Sherlock roughly, as if they just caught him in the act. They don’t need to handcuff him, because he intends to go with them willingly. He put on his scarf and his coat; he intends to go quietly. But they cuff him and haul him out anyway, with contempt. That is more than John can bear. It’s unjust.

John wants to see a warrant, for one. At least a warrant. He demands that they treat Sherlock with respect. After everything Sherlock has done for them: all the cases he’s solved for free, after all the good he’s done, this is how they treat him, in the end. The way they wing him around so that he stumbles; I wonder if that’s the point where John starts to seriously lose his temper. Sherlock is a strange creature, but he is, if nothing else, dignified, and the police are not allowing him any dignity at all. They are deliberately humiliating him.

Given John’s fundamentally moral nature, his inclination to defend the people he loves at any cost, the injustice of this arrest, and the willful humiliation of someone he admires while he is helpess to prevent it, it’s no wonder he ends up resorting to righteous violence. 

Righteous violence is kind of John’s thing.