What if Watson was a figment of Sherlock Holmes's imagination?

Youtube user tdous:

I was playing the demo for the new(ish) game, Sherlock Holmes Nemesis, when I noticed that you never see or hear Dr. Watson move. He's creepy.

Via.

*Previously: The Fight Club theory of Scooby-Doo.

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Arthur Conan Doyle (link roundup)

Arthur Conan Doyle by Graham Annable for Hey Oscar Wilde, It's Clobberin' Time. See also: Stephen King's Carrie by Ryan Cody.

And a few more links:

1. For anyone who watched Lost, Google doesn't seem to think there is a coffee shop at the corner of Sweetzer and Melrose. I can't remember off hand. (Since I visit Oahu fairly often, but have always lived in LA, it's strange to hear people talk and act like they're in LA, but so obviously be on Oahu. Almost like ... I'm living in an alternate reality.)

2. How to cancel your credit card without hurting your credit score.

3. Tiger Woods PGA Tour Online is free to play and runs smoothly. Via.

4. Several pages from Lucas Marangon's new Dark Horse comic. (I love the goofy Star Wars comics Lucas used to draw).

*Previously: Lost images by Ty Mattson.

*Buy Dharma Initiative collectibles at eBay.

Holmesian chic (fashion roundup)

The deerstalker updated for today's modern man by Galliano. You can see more wild stills from the show here. Via.





Two green jackets spotted by The Sartorialist.




Falcon motorcycles has a blog and desktop wallpapers.

*Previously: Snuff chic.

*Buy the Sexy Sherlock Holmes Costume Detective Costume 1800s Cape Deerstalker Hat Mini Skirt at Amazon.

Lego mask (link roundup)

Lego mask by Cole Blaq.

And a few more links:

1. Sherlock Holmes ARG. Via.

2. Jason Voorhees cupcakes.

3. Company charged with marketing a bone growth product that migrated through patients' bodies and grew bone where bone shouldn't be. Via.

*Previously: Bone mask.

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Vikings never wore helmets with horns (and other useful trivia)

Vikings never wore helmets, Sherlock Holmes never said, "Elementary my dear Watson," and the 100 Years War lasted 116 years. Trivia I learned from ads by age for propmark. The slogan is, "When the advertising is good, it becomes a part of history," and it's hard to argue with the sentiment. (Of course, the ads don't do a very good job of explaining what propmark is.) Via.

*Previously: Viking paper toy (with horned helmet).

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