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T.o.b.y
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... when you have the following conversation with your better half:   Me: "Don't you ever cut off those curls. It's bad enough about Sherlock." Him: "Wait - they changed his hair? You mean I now ac

T.o.b.y
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Yes, you can, and I suggest you continue to do so to your heart's content. I'll be happy to aid and abet you! (What else have I ever done around here? I thought that was what we were all doing.)  

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So, yeah, you know your Sherlock obsession is bad when...   I work at a newspaper and one of the reporters there is named, John Wagner.  A lady came in asking for the name of the reporter that did a

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I think the black armbands and black crepe in the hats would come back over that one.  Plus Sue (only because Steve isn't on social media) and Mark would have issues with their twitter feeds forever and an eternity.

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...when you start to think about purchasing another set of the DVDs, this time in Blue Ray, and then maybe even purchasing a portable Blue Ray player...

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Especially after several friends tell you Blu-ray is SOOOOO superior .... must .... resist .....

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... and your obsession is a bit not good when you want to see all the works of all the other actors in the series to get a broader perspective of them as actors... or you choose for a long time not to see their other works because you don't want anything to disturb the vision of them in the SHERLOCK characters.  I've done both of those.

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Their what? Mi no comprende "PS3" ... :wacko: (Mi thought it had something to do with video games?)

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I think the black armbands and black crepe in the hats would come back over that one.  Plus Sue (only because Steve isn't on social media) and Mark would have issues with their twitter feeds forever and an eternity.

 

I believe that Mr. Moffat goes by Steven -- which is actually helpful, because the third Sherlock writer, Stephen Thompson, does go by Steve -- which could get real confusing otherwise.

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I will try to keep that straight. My brain had an absented minded moment & I didn't bother looking it up.

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Arcadia Consulting Detective

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But I don't want to play video games!!!!!! :)

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Most 21st century video game consoles can play DVD's and depending on which one, Blu-Ray as well.

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I will probably either see if I can upgrade my old laptop to have a blue-ray drive or get a portable blue-ray player.

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Ohhhhhhh....... :tongue:

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I will try to keep that straight. My brain had an absented minded moment & I didn't bother looking it up.

 

Don't worry, you're certainly not the only one who sometimes refers to Moffat as "Steve" rather than Steven.  It's just that I'm easily confused!

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I will try to keep that straight. My brain had an absented minded moment & I didn't bother looking it up.

Don't worry, you're certainly not the only one who sometimes refers to Moffat as "Steve" rather than Steven. It's just that I'm easily confused!

I get that. I have my ditzy confused moments plus I know people who can be very easily confused. I also make sure to indicate which Chris I'm talking about with my hair dresser as both of our hubbies go by Chris.

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If you aren't following @SherlockShorts on Twitter, you are missing out on 140 characters of hilarity.

 

Here's the latest from Jan. 8:

 

John cradled his newborn baby daughter in his arms. Welling up, he said, "Isn't she amazing, Sherlock?"

 

Sherlock glanced over. "Beat you."

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I think this Twitter is insane. Case in point:

 

 

Sherlock text his requirements, "Need a body. Male. 30s. Fresh."

 
Molly sighed, picking up her gun. She'd do anything for him. Anything.

 

 

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THIS TWITTER NEEDS TO STOP

 

 

John sprayed air freshener, opening the windows. It was getting harder to hide the smell of death, but they relied on Mrs Hudson's pension.

 

JUST

 

 

Preparing lunch for Sherlock and John, Mrs Hudson happily sang along to the radio in the kitchen as she carved up Mary.

 

FREAKIN

 

 

Looking down at the grave, Mary gave her husband's hand a squeeze. "He'd want us to be happy. You know it." Smiling sadly, Sherlock nodded.

 

STOP

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If you aren't following @SherlockShorts on Twitter, you are missing out on 140 characters of hilarity.

 

Here's the latest from Jan. 8:

 

John cradled his newborn baby daughter in his arms. Welling up, he said, "Isn't she amazing, Sherlock?"

 

Sherlock glanced over. "Beat you."

 

 

 

I think this Twitter is insane. Case in point:

 

 

Sherlock text his requirements, "Need a body. Male. 30s. Fresh."

 
Molly sighed, picking up her gun. She'd do anything for him. Anything.

 

 

 

Love the use of play on words.  Agree with the insanity.  I don't recommend reading while eating, could be hazardous to health and find yourself on 1 of Molly's slabs with Sherlock looking on for good measure.

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I retweet the really good ones.  I am not above that.  

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Here's the latest from Jan. 8:

 

John cradled his newborn baby daughter in his arms. Welling up, he said, "Isn't she amazing, Sherlock?"

 

Sherlock glanced over. "Beat you."

I probably shouldn't admit this, but I don't get it?

 

I got the others, though, I confess I found them hysterical. :blink:

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Here's the latest from Jan. 8:

 

John cradled his newborn baby daughter in his arms. Welling up, he said, "Isn't she amazing, Sherlock?"

 

Sherlock glanced over. "Beat you."

I probably shouldn't admit this, but I don't get it?

 

I got the others, though, I confess I found them hysterical. :blink:

 

 

It's funny because Benedict's baby will be born before John's in S4.  

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