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The Baker Street Babes Birthday Giveaway: Watson Version
The Baker Street Babes put our out first podcast one year ago today. Least to say we’ve come a very long way and it wouldn’t have been possible without all of you. So, the past few months we’ve been gathering prizes and goodies for a MASSIVE giveaway… and here it is!
In this version of the give away you win EVERYTHING below. Yes. EVERYTHING!
- Sherlock Series 1 & 2 Original Soundtracks signed by Michael Price & David Arnold. MAJOR thanks to both of them for singing them for us!
- John Art Nouveau print (donated by Daunt)
- Sherlock Tea by Cara McGee (donated by Adagio)
- SaraWen perfume pack, 2ml vials of the Sherlock scents: Logical Deduction, Logical Delusion, Scandal In London, and Tea With Watson (donated by SaraWen)
- Full CD set of BigFinish’s Sherlock Holmes starring Nick Briggs. (Donated by BigFinish)
- Dust and Shadow, signed by author Lyndsay Faye. (Donated by Lyndsay Faye)
- The Secret Journal of Doctor Watson by Phil Growick. (Donated by MXPublishing)
- My Love Affair With Sherlock magazine by Caitlin Moran.
- Baker Street Journal Spring Issue featuring an interview with Baker Street Babe Curly/Kristina. (Donated by The Baker Street Journal)
- BBC Bundle, t-shirt, Sherlock & John paper dolls, and Elementary My Dear Watson book. (Donated by Unicorn Empire)
- Holmes & Watson print, “He stood there by the fire.”
- I Fight John Watson’s War & I Believe In Sherlock Holmes stainless steel dogtags. (Donated by Belaurient Arts)
- Sherlock Holmes pin
- Sherlock Holmes 221B keychain
- Sherlock’s Home, The Empty House compiled by Sherlockology. (Donated by MXPublishing & Sherlockology)
- Greg Lestrade & Moriarty bookmarks by mystradedoodles.
So? How do you win?
- You may reblog each version ONCE per DAY. The giveaway will run until June 10th.
- Likes DO NOT COUNT.
- The winners will be chosen by a random number generator. They will have 24 hours to confirm with their address. The first number wins the Holmes Version, the second number wins the Watson Version.
- We will ship anywhere in the world. (NOTE: Because this version has tea in it, we know certain countries won’t allow it being shipped in. If that is the case for the winner, it will be replaced with something else)
- You cannot win both versions of the giveaway.
- You do not have to be following us, however, this is a present to our followers and listeners, so it’s appreciated. Plus we do really cool things like interview Sherlock cast and authors and chat about Sherlock Holmes all the time!
- If you are following us and win, you’ll get an extra special gift on top of all of this!
- Any questions, naturally just ask. We’d prefer if you’d send an ask not anonymously so we can reply privately and not clog up people’s dashes.
You can listen to our podcasts [HERE]!
Follow us on twitter at @BakerStBabes
Like us on facebook [HERE]!
And visit our website [HERE]!
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The Baker Street Babes Birthday Giveaway: Holmes Version
The Baker Street Babes put out our first podcast one year ago today. Least to say we’ve come a very long way and it wouldn’t have been possible without all of you. So, the past few months we’ve been gathering prizes and goodies for a MASSIVE giveaway… and here it is!
In this version of the give away you win EVERYTHING below. Yes. EVERYTHING!
- Sherlock Series 1 DVD, signed by Benedict Cumberbatch & Martin Freeman (donated by Hartswood Films)
- Sherlock Art Nouveau print (donated by Daunt)
- Sherlock & John bookmarks (donated by Daunt)
- Sherlock t-shirt of your choice (donated by Qwertee)
- Baker Street Journal Spring Issue featuring an interview with Baker Street Babe Curly/Kristina. (donated by The Baker Street Journal)
- The full Sherlock Holmes Society of London dramatised canon CD set, signed by the actors. (donated by The Sherlock Holmes Society of London)
- Brainy is the New Sexy pendant in polished brass. (donated by Belaurient Arts)
- I Believe In Sherlock Holmes pendant in sterling silver. (donated by Belaurient Arts)
- I Believe In Sherlock Holmes keychain in nickel silver. Please be aware this is made of nickel and if you’re allergic to it you now have a free gift to a non-allergen Sherlockian of your choice! (donated by Belaurient Arts)
- The Detective & The Woman, signed by author Amy Thomas (donated by Amy Thomas)
- The Illustrated Speckled Band. (donated by Gasogene Books, Wessex Press)
- My Love Affair With Sherlock magazine by Caitlin Moran.
- The Sherlock Holmes Handbook by Ransom Riggs
- Large print of Sherlock & John in a train carriage by reapersun. Pen there for scale. (donated by reapersun)
- Baker Street mini-sign
- CD of BigFinish’s Sherlock Holmes: The Adventure of the Perfidious Mariner starring Nick Briggs. (Donated by BigFinish)
So? How do you win?
- You may reblog each version ONCE per DAY. The giveaway will run until June 10th.
- Likes DO NOT COUNT.
- The winners will be chosen by a random number generator. They will have 24 hours to confirm with their address. The first number wins the Holmes Version, the second number wins the Watson Version.
- We will ship anywhere in the world.
- You cannot win both versions of the giveaway.
- You do not have to be following us, however, this is a present to our followers and listeners, so it’s appreciated. Plus we do really cool things like interview Sherlock cast and authors and chat about Sherlock Holmes all the time!
- If you are following us and win, you’ll get an extra special gift on top of all of this!
- Any questions, naturally just ask. We’d prefer if you’d send an ask not anonymously so we can reply privately and not clog up people’s dashes.
You can listen to our podcasts [HERE]!
Follow us on twitter at @BakerStBabes
Like us on facebook [HERE]!
And visit our website [HERE]!
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The innovative bed tent that lets you let it all hang out, no matter where you are. A Privacy Pop tent gives you the coverage and privacy that you want, so that you can enjoy a place all your own, even in a dorm room or room shared with other.
College students and siblings who have shared their bedrooms for years are buzzing about this new product that carves out a closed off space just for you.
A Privacy Pop tent is perfect for:
- Keeping bright sun out of your eyes so you can sleep
- Listening to your iPod or reading without bothering anyone else in the room
- The perfect place for studying without being bothered or bothering anyone else
- Ensuring you have privacy from prying eyes
This…like…literally zips all around you?
I need this. I am SO stressed and full of anxiety about spiders crawling over me after my big run in with that huge bigger than your palm spider on my pillow that one night.
i would give anything for this
I definitely could have used this a few weekends ago. Was staying over at my dad’s for the weekend to get some last minute college stuff ready, and I had to temporarily take up residence in the room they were refurnishing. Blow up mattress wasn’t the worst thing in the world, but dammit did his cats drive me insane. They would not leave me alone for nothing. I got very little sleep over those three nights.
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So Fanime was absolutely bonkers. I’m totally blown away. Thank you to everyone who visited my table; it was especially spectacular meeting so many Sherlock fans and getting a chance to share my weird obsessions. You are all amazing <3
To celebrate the release of Wreck and finally crossing this big deadline that’s been looming over me, I wanna do a short giveaway! I haven’t done this before so please forgive me if I do something super wrong @w@;;
Please read all the details under the cut!
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Unless there’s children crying.
Amy Pond had the phone numbers of a wide collection of people. Quite a few of them weren’t even from her time period. They were all a widely diverse group of people that really only had one thing in common: if she called, they showed up.
Even the usually uninterested Sherlock Holmes. Amy was fairly certain it was rather more because of his never ending fascination with the Doctor, but she was rather liked to think it was as much because she asked and not the Doctor himself (John told her once that the Doctor was under the impression that texting was better than phoning when it came to Sherlock, and the detective had ignored five of said text messages before finally getting the energy to tell John to get them).
The case itself didn’t appear all that interesting from a puzzle point of view: missing children via a real alien abduction, but both Sherlock and the Doctor seemed to think otherwise (for very different reasons), and Amy just enjoyed watching the two at play. It was almost like watching a contest, and she really didn’t know who would win.
“Any ideas?” She leaned over a odd table that looked a little too much like something straight out of a 1980’s attempt at a space horror film to be intimidating.
Sherlock grinned from where he had located a slew of candy wrappers that was far too new to belong to anyone other than the children they were looking for. Judging from the level of his enjoyment, Amy assumed he was quite pleased with the boy. He’d been leaving them a trail, apparently.
“Eight.” He paused to shine his light around the room. “Never mind, nine.”
Amy found his excitement contagious and couldn’t help smiling along with him. “There’s a clever lad.”
John made a groaning sound from where he was actually looking for the kids and not just for clues over what was going on. “Great, that’s what Sherlock Holmes needs: an ego boost.” His tone, however harmless, held a hint of The Warning to it.
Sherlock just looked at him like he was trying to figure out if this was another one of those socially inappropriate moments kept poking him about and if it was, why did he care, because it was only Amy and the Doctor.
“Amy, do you smell chocolate?” The Doctor’s voice was muffed from where he’d stuck his head under a desk, and Amy couldn’t help giving him a slightly exasperated eye roll.
Of course he’d notice the candy. While completely across the factory.
Before she could say anything, however, the unmistakable scream of a very distressed little girl echoed throughout the factory.
All eyes and torches jerked around in the direction of the noise, and all of them quickly started for the children. It would figure that the doctor would find them first. He was good at finding people, once he knew which direction to look. Amy and John caught up with him as he was pressing a finger to his lips and trying to keep the girl as calm as possible.
“It’s alright now, we’ve got you.” He smiled at them - the same smile he’d used when he’d been trying to charm her as a child, Amy noted with a pang. “You must be Rebecca and Joseph. You’re safe now, nothing to worry about.”
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You and I, we were best friends.
We had adventures.
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S: It truly is fascinating.
L: What’s that?
S: For someone who claims to hate all of mankind, it’s interesting to see just how human you really are.
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Anderson has kind of grown on me. Seriously, I don’t think it’s fair to call him an idiot, because seriously he wouldn’t have his job if he was. And all things considered, they get by just fine without Sherlock most of the time. A vast majority of the time, if you consider how often crime happens and how many cases he more than likely receives.
And despite what Sally said, I’m fairly certain they would have found those children. The only difference was they more than likely wouldn’t have found them alive.
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This was always one of the things I loved about the BBC version. Sherlock is nothing if not horribly socially inept. He doesn’t mean any harm in these moments - he walks onto a crime scene and it’s the equivalent of a sports player walking out to have a match with someone they’ve been dying to play against. He literally lives for it. John doesn’t even try, in panels 2-4, to tell him to stop being happy, just… be mindful of where they are, because it looks bad to other people.
John is the foil between Sherlock and the world, and I love the fact that Sherlock does actually listen to him, even if he doesn’t always back down. He’s never going to change, but he’s making the effort to try once he knows he’s doing it because it pleases John.
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