#Holmes Straight

[dekoratornia]

Klasyka w Twoim domu - nowa lampa podłogowa Holmes Straight

Oświetlenie to ważny element wystroju wnętrz. Ostatnio wśród designów mebli i oświetlenia dużym powodzeniem cieszą się aranżacje w stylu klasycznym. Obecnie propozycji jest wiele i każdy znajdzie coś dla siebie. Z myślą o wszystkich, którzy szukają eleganckiego i stylowego oświetlenia, chcielibyśmy przedstawić nową lampę podłogową Holmes Straight od producenta znanego z tworzenia produktów o najwyższej jakości. Lampa ta wyróżnia się nie tylko wyglądem, ale również trwałością. Została wykonana w całości ze stali węglowej w złotym kolorze, a klosz z czarnego płótna satynowego usztywnionego laminatem i ozdobiony lamówką. Źródłem światła jest 1 x E27 maksymalnie do 60W, które jednak nie jest dołączone do lampy. Jej wymiary to średnica 36 - 38 cm, a wysokość 52 cm. Opakowanie zawiera tylko 1 sztukę, a dostawa odbywa się w formie paczki. Producent Holmes Straight jest wiodącym producentem mebli i oświetlenia, który od lat tworzy produkty o najwyższej jakości. Firma została założona w 2008 roku przez trzech braci, których pasją jest tworzenie artykułów wyposażenia wnętrz najwyższej jakości. W ofercie firmy znajdują się meble o klasycznym designie, oświetlenie, zasłony, dekoracje i akcesoria do wykończeń wnętrz. Ich produkty pochodzą z Europy i Azji, a szczególny nacisk kładzie się na zastosowanie tradycyjnych technik i materiałów. Są one projektowane i tworzone zgodnie z najwyższymi standardami, aby zapewnić wysoką jakość i trwałość. Produkty firmy są dostępne w wielu sklepach na całym świecie.

[buckingham-ashtray]

Not Them still haunting me even on my hike.

More than one hundred miles away from home and I am still unable to escape Them. Not even physically.

I can't anymore. THEY WON’T LEAVE ME ALONE.

(watch me lose my absolute shit in the tags💀

[tremendously-crazy]

"You can't hate on an entire Sherlock Holmes adaptation just because of how they interpret Irene Norton (nee Adler)-" SHUT UP.

I will hate on an adaptation if it does the following:

makes Irene a love interest for Sherlock Holmes (whether realized or not).

First of all, Holmes is NOT attracted to women, and never experiences a smidgen of attraction towards them in the original stories. ACD could have very easily written him a love interest, but CHOSE NOT TO because it went against the idea of his character. He was never attracted towards women.

Second of all, Irene Adler isn't even Irene Adler. Her name is Irene NORTON. Do you want to know why? Because she's LITERALLY MARRIED. TO A LAWYER NAMED GODFREY NORTON. She already has a husband who she loves very much! She does not love Holmes!

Thirdly, a man can feel admiration for a woman without being attracted to her. Watson literally says in the first part of A Scandal in Bohemia that he didn't feel any emotion akin to love for Irene Adler!!

2. makes Irene into some sort of femme fatalle/sexually appealing

This implies that women can only be smarter than men if they are attractive/hot. That, in order for a woman to be successful, she has to provide something for a man.

Edit: this doesn't mean that she ISNT attractive. She is beautiful and enthralling, which is what makes the king fall for her in the first place. What I mean is when Irene becomes a SEXUALIZED character.

Doing this means she can't just be a smart woman, but that she has to be sexually attractive and mysterious, too! DOING THIS REDUCES HER INTO AN OBJECT OF DESIRE!!!

3. makes her weak/makes her get outsmarted by Holmes

Im not sure if any adaptations have actually done this. But if so. Absolutely not. She challenges Holmes's misogynistic ideals and to reform his views. Because Holmes views women as softer, weaker, and less intelligent (when they are NOT!!) And Irene helps to teach him this. Her lesson is effective!! Because Holmes stops making fun of women. And he changes his ways. Why would you make her weaker? She's SUPPOSED to beat Holmes.

If it does this or anything else I will NOT view the adaptation. You can tell a lot about the adaptors, their respect and accuracy while depicting the original stories, and how they view women, through their interpretation of Irene Norton. She is the most famous female character in the series, after all. Do her RIGHT! READ A SCANDAL IN BOHEMIA BEFORE YOU ADAPT! And if you still make these amateur mistakes, you shouldn't be adapting Sherlock Holmes at all.

[liselkart]

im in SUCH a doodley mood lately and they lend themselves so well to a cartoonish design........

[queeringclassiclit]

John Watson

from the Sherlock Holmes series by Arthur Conan Doyle (1887-1927)

[1fishindices]

Calling someone your partner is always at least a little bit gay

[spooksicl-e]

uni is going great guys.

[ssaseaprince]

I hate when there's a queer ship, and people will fight tooth and nail with you because they insist that those characters are definitely not queer, even though there is no proof that they aren't. Their only "proof" is that they see straight as the default and can't imagine a character being queer without it being specifically stated, but have no problem assuming a character is straight even though it's never talked about. "Well, they only dated people of the opposite gender!" Okay? You know how many queer people have only dated people of the opposite gender? It doesn't mean they're not queer or that they would never date someone of the same gender. It's just all kinds of mental gymnastics to justify homophobia, let's be real here.

[crazydaymycrazyway]

William: Why is Louis mad at you?

Sherlock: He said I was being 'uncultured', 'mannerless' and 'Sherlock'

Sherlock: The last one was my name, but you should've heard his voice

[fictionalcraze]

There is just something about two straight men who are single and alone and have had multiple failed relationships being friends with eachother and sticking together despite every ups and downs life throws at them and willing to do anything for eachother and act like a couple, bicker and fight like a couple and do everything couples would do and cannot live without the other, but love one another in the most platonic way possible just hits so different.

I love the bromance between these men with all my heart. They are just too pure for words and there is just a special kind of magic between them and this trope in general.

[le-fandom-prince]

[retroautomaton]

💥🚦🎲

[somethingintheforest]

Ok my dearest listen please i need to talk to you so put the test tube down and eye up here- i said eyes up HERE Holmes. ok i'm going out to attend to a patient and i want the flat tidy by the time i get back - put the test tube DOWN - because remember just how mad Mrs Hudson was last time when she came up and saw your mess? yes my love i know it is organised mess but - do NOT touch that beaker - your papers are all over the floor and i know how you dont like people walking on them but i swear to god i will if they're not off the floor by the time i get back and PUT THE FUCKING ACID DOWN HOLMES

[blistering-typhoons]

"Thank you, my dear."

[21-roses-a-day]

John: It's how you get your kicks, isn't it? Risking your life to prove you're clever. Sherlock: Why would I do that? John: 'Cause you're an idiot.

Sherlock looks at him for a moment, affronted. And then … smiles. And if it begins anywhere, it begins here - the two best friends ever.

SHERLOCK: Unaired Pilot (+ A Study in Pink Shooting Script)

[22ndnervousbreakdown]

Obsessed with this guy from the last part of Soviet Holmes. He has absolutely no relation to Holmes or Watson whatsoever. He works at a building complany that owns their flat now that they've moved out. Then they show up, unannounced, to the flat they have no rights to anymore, demand to use the living room, and suddenly without any transition this dude is their servant. They don't employ him. They don't ask if he's willing to do all this. They don't ask if he has other duties to attend to. Holmes just strait up starts giving orders and my dude is apparently so dumbfounded by meeting the legendary Sherlock Holmes that he just does whatever he's told. He had an actual job but apparently what he does now is brings Holmes and Watson their post, introduces visitors, makes sure they have a telephone installed and even serves them food. He looks absolutely terrified all the time.