I just spoke to my friend who knows British Sign Language and she said that the sign Sherlock makes for “he is my guest” literally means: “we are together/we belong together”. How much do you bet they did that on purpose, even when taking into consideration that BSL has a very different sentence structure from spoken English? I just bet there could have been another word for “guest” and they purposefully chose not to use it.

mylittlecornerofsherlock:

anotherwellkeptsecret:

kinklock:

I love this 

@deaflock !!!!!!!!!

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everyoneisgay:

Wells Fargo, the second largest U.S. bank by number of branches, just launched an ad that depicts two women practicing sign language before they meet the deaf child they plan to adopt.

In other words: *four hundred sobbing emojis and heart emojis in succession*

I’m reblogging this.  I’m not crying.  You’re crying.

Ugly sobbing.

I didn’t read the caption first and I’m crying

I’m crying