#baker boards

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[rejoiceandcomplain]

JULIEN BAKER Acts of Man - Frightened Rabbit cover (live in London)

[princesscatherineblog]

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge makes an official visit to Baker Street Underground Station on March 20, 2013 in London, England. 

[indigopoptart]

Back to the doodle board! A while ago in June, I did a Q and A on My Instagram for Juniper! Here are some memorable moments to share <3

Many Many Questions!

without text doodles!!

Valentino belongs to @/akemima ofc (but they are no longer a canon ship!)

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[celluloidrainbow]

STAY ON BOARD: THE LEO BAKER STORY (2020) dir. Nicola Marsh & Giovanni Reda Celebrated competitive skating icon Leo Baker tries to make space for themselves in the gendered world of pro sports and build a more inclusive skate culture, which leads them to doing the punkest thing imaginable. (link in title)

[astrandofgold]

The Fallen Angel

Here he is! I usually give a bit more detail into the landscape when I paint the beach, but I made a creative decision to not push it further and leave the area outside the focal point (those eyes, always those eyes) a little messy. I wanted the raw edge to it, the animalistic aggression/hurt seen in the original classic painting.

[lucalyrics]

"I can't imagine you without The same smile in your eyes There is something about you That I will always recognize"

the record by boygenius

[sadgirl-spring]

2024 visionboard

[agerev4mp]

eveline agere board cause i want to kiss her on the head /p

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very sleepy kitty stimboard, for @kittyit

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[bakersstreetirregulars]

⚙️ Consider this your “Open Board Meeting” for this week! The results will be forwarded to the Crepe Archives for immediate inspection because Meringue doesn’t have either one yet!

☁️ That was blunt AND hurtful. But it’s true.

[benevolenterrancy]

"Hello Mr Holmes," says Wiggins, "have you heard from your brother recently?" "No, I have not, why? What is he up to now?" "We're not entirely certain, but he's been missing since yesterday morning." "He often goes missing Mr Wiggins. He will turn up again."

I just finished playing the final case of Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: Baker Street Irregulars and boy howdy it was amazing. If you've never tried this board game, I can't recommend it enough. This final case took us about eight hours to finish, it killed us to put it aside each day unfinished.

"Wiggins," says Mycroft suddenly as we are just on our way out. We turn back and are surprised to see a pleading, almost desperate, look in his eyes. "Find Sherlock," he says, "and find him quickly." Circle the letter H.

[heavenbarnes]

pinterest algorithm off the fkn charts never been profiled this accurately b4

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Kat's beloved plotbunnies | Slow Horses (all media types) Introducing GRACE KEARNEY in RATS RUNNING with special appearance of ZINNIA HERNEITH SHARPE by @hawkesbright (@farrradays)

This is how Grace Kearney, Queen of the Database, the famed fibber of Regent's Park, the over-achieving twat slipped off the fast track and joined the slow horses. The true TL;DR? Did the wrong thing for the wrong person. Then again, it wasn't wrong, it was work. But circumventing her own boss to assist the Ops Second Desk Diana Taverner with an off-the-books operation eventually turned out to be the single worst decision Grace Kearney has made in her life so far. Instead it becoming what she hoped — a shortcut from the musty depths of Comms & Surveillance to The Hub — it had landed her on a very long, very rocky, very fuck-off cunt road to Aldersgate Street. At first, there was just a grain of regret and an ounce of disappointment. The op plunged her into the exact revolting bog out of which she had only recently crawled as a former SCD10 researcher: the abominable world of the British far-right conspirators and outright neonazis. Then a boy got kidnapped, her best mate got shot in the head, another joe list his entirely, and the same boy got kidnapped for the second time, all while Grace was being bossed into covering for the people responsible. Surprisingly, not the neonazis. And the reason for it all? A little gratification. Not to be an utter hypocrite, Grace did what she had to, to come out of the whole thing the Good Guy: she blew the whistle, to Jackson Lamb of all people. Next hoped for a dignified sacking. Diana Taverner, though — Diana Taverner didn't do dignified, she didn't do nice, not civilized. She didn't do sackings; never offered an easy way out to those who crossed her. She only granted deal or death. And for those she particularly despised, she had one thing and one thing only. Slough House.