I think I'm going to move over to the other account semi-permanently.
I'll still check up over here every so often, but I don't think I'll be active. Just answering messages or comments that I might receive. I'll also move my challenges over to the other account.
 
Oh, and to
@nicciclark-suupernerd
@tophat-95
@graceful-whovian
@demi-justin-fan-gryffindor-queen
@kaitlynn-sherlockian-whovian
 
If you've recieved an invite from a @youreadarling, it's just my new account. I wanted to take you with me.
If you wanna' unfollow this account and follow that one, go ahead.
If you wanna' ignore the invite and stick with this one, go ahead.
If you wanna' stand on your head and cluck like a chicken, go right ahead.
 
Just wanted to keep people updated.

I'm leaving.
I'm not really. What else would I do with my nonexistent social life?
 
But what I am doing is making a new account. I'M STILL KEEPING THIS ONE. But I'm going to have another one as well.
It's going to be more.. I don't really know what sort of account it's going to be. One step at a time.

It kind of feels like the end of an era. A really surreal feeling to think she's dead. The Iron Lady is no more.
 
In my opinion, she was the original HBIC and I say that with the utmost respect. She was loved. She was hated. She was almost blown up.
But never did Britain see such a strong female figure in parliament, nor have they since.
 
The ol' girl must have done something right.

It's seems I'm in a criticizing sort of mood this evening.
Not many people are going to like this, and even more of you are going to disagree, but here we go.
 
I don't like Clara. In fact I hate her. There I said it, come at me!
 
I find her annoying, and false, and.. she's just there. You know? Moving in like she owns the place. 'oh I don't know where I want to go so I'll dance around the controls like a damn ballerina'.
 
All this spontaneous personality is making my tongue taste sour. She's just too over sugary, and sweet and all ' la-de-da let's go on an adventure, yeah!'. And the whole childhood, parent death, best friend, thing again. Just no, okay? Don't do that.
 
That's Amy's thing with the Doctor. Not Clara's. Back off new girl!
 
Secondly, the opening credits. What the fudge is that? I know that new Doctor = new theme etc., but we're still on the same Doctor, and that theme.. and the visuals. No. No thank you. Bring back the old theme and the old introduction.
 
And now we move onto the man himself. What is that outfit. And the glasses - no, the glasses I like, because that is what Amy was wearing on their last adventure together. But the rest. It's a mix of Willy Wonka, magician, and 19th century gentleman. And purple is not his colour. At least the bow tie is still there.
And the Tardis, it's like we've gone back in time with her design as well.
 
Did he regenerate into the exact same image or something, because I thought the (unofficial) rule was when the Doctor regenerates, so does the Tardis. Why are things being switched up when we are still on the same friggin' Doctor?
 
Long story short; I don't like Clara, I don't like the new opening, I don't like the new Tardis, and I don't like the Doctor's new outfit.
 
If you want me, I'll be over here with my Raggedy Man, along with Amy, and Rory and the old Tardis.
 
(see, I told you you wouldn't like it)

I don't see myself as all of these people completely, nor do I see myself equally part of each of them.
 
It kind of goes like this:
15% Max Black: sarcasm, pointless hatred, pessimist, baker of confectionaries, dirty minded
10% Sherlock (note I chose the Elementary version): condescension, needless knowledge, lazy, somewhat disregard of others
15% Merry, Pippin & Sam: endless hunger, loyalty, occasional stupidity, clumsy, destined for good things but too damn shy to pursue them alone
15% Allison Reynolds: often forgettable, quiet, withdrawn, observational
20% Belle: bookworm, daydreamer, logical
10% Sam Winchester: black sheep of the family, smart in all the wrong subjects, misunderstood
15% Steve Rogers: stuck in the wrong time, nostalgic, kind-hearted, pacifist
 
and altogether than equals 100% me.

In a fit of anticipation, I went searching for info, and I come bearing gifts in the form of more news. There's quite a bit so bear with.
 
To start on an unfortunate low, we will not be seeing our favourite consulting criminal in a reprisal: "Moriarty’s a one-shot deal in the original [books]. I don’t want [Sherlock] to turn into a show that’s about one villain and one hero."
Still, Moffat has high hopes for this series: "We’ve got a good beginning, got a stormer of an end and we’ve got a stunning development in the middle... We want three must-see films."
 
In addition, we will be seeing some familiar faces again: "Actors Jonathan Aris and Rupert Graves have been spotted taking part in filming for Sherlock's third series."
"Aris returns to his role as Anderson, a member of the forensics team at New Scotland Yard, while Graves returns as DI Greg Lestrade."
And, though there hasn't been any visuals, it is confirmed that Louise Brealey will be returning alongside them as Molly Hooper.
 
There have also been talks of a somewhat broader approach for when it comes to our duo's reunion, as Martin Freeman feels: "Fainting might not quite cut it."
 
And although nothing is set in stone, it seems we'll be watching the series around the same time as last year as Benedict gives some hints: "I think they're talking about [airing Series 3 in] the winter. Around Christmas but I'm not quite sure when."
 
But one things certain; Moffat won't let us crawl away with a lesser finale: "I think we’ve got a climax to [Series 3] that will have people just as frustrated as they ever were."
 
All information can be found at www.cultbox.co.uk under 'Sherlock' if you want to see anything for yourself.