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June 28, 2014 5:17 pm  #3761


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.

Sand in his pants


 
 

 

July 1, 2014 9:38 pm  #3762


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.
Sand in his pants

Turn-ups on his jeans

 

July 2, 2014 8:08 pm  #3763


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

I like that one, John!

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.
Sand in his pants
Turn-ups on his jeans

Use the paediatrician's receptionist to have him put on diet.


Eventually everyone will support Johnlock.   Independent OSAJ Affiliate

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July 5, 2014 8:51 pm  #3764


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.
Sand in his pants
Turn-ups on his jeans
Use the paediatrician's receptionist to have him put on diet.

Vile comments about Mycroft's weight (yes, not the funniest answer, but we NEED to finish this game to get the next one starting)
 


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I still believe that love conquers all!

     

"Quick, man, if you love me."
 

July 5, 2014 8:54 pm  #3765


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.
Sand in his pants
Turn-ups on his jeans
Use the paediatrician's receptionist to have him put on diet.
Vile comments about Mycroft's weight (yes, not the funniest answer, but we NEED to finish this game to get the next one starting) 

Wet cloth on his chair so that when getting up it looks as if Mycroft had … 
 


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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes

"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)

“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)



 
 

July 5, 2014 8:59 pm  #3766


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.
Sand in his pants
Turn-ups on his jeans
Use the paediatrician's receptionist to have him put on diet.
Vile comments about Mycroft's weight (yes, not the funniest answer, but we NEED to finish this game to get the next one starting) 
Wet cloth on his chair so that when getting up it looks as if Mycroft had … 

X-rays mycroft's head at night


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I still believe that love conquers all!

     

"Quick, man, if you love me."
 

July 5, 2014 9:24 pm  #3767


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.
Sand in his pants
Turn-ups on his jeans
Use the paediatrician's receptionist to have him put on diet.
Vile comments about Mycroft's weight (yes, not the funniest answer, but we NEED to finish this game to get the next one starting) 
Wet cloth on his chair so that when getting up it looks as if Mycroft had … 
X-rays mycroft's head at night

Zippers mysteriously lost all teeth ...

OH I missed a letter. Someone help, please? 

Last edited by Harriet (July 5, 2014 9:27 pm)


Eventually everyone will support Johnlock.   Independent OSAJ Affiliate

... but there may be some new players now. It’s okay. The East Wind takes us all in the end.
 

July 5, 2014 9:33 pm  #3768


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Pranks young Sherlock pulled on Mycroft

(make him sing) "Ave Maria" in front of the whole Holmes family (Gounod / Bach, obviously, not Mozart)
Buy some silverfish for his aquarium
craddle Sherrinford
Death Frisbee, thrown at Mycroft's head
Emptied Mycroft's school bag and filled it with body parts
Fighting with every pillow to be found in the Holmes mansion, colours assorted alphabetically backwards
Get clothes identical to Mycroft's but one size smaller and replace them
Hug each auntie from the Holmes family, assorted by age forwards
Infiltrate Mycroft's sock index
Juggle with his favourite cakes and let them fall to the ground.
Kill all of Mycroft's beloved pets systematically
Learn his diet schedules by heart and correct him aloud whenever he tries to chisel
Make someone break into his bedroom at midnight, dressed up as the East Wind coming to get him
Nobel Prize award letter addressed to Mycroft still hidden in cookie jar / Nicked all his Smurfs and broke his Action Man... 
Operation (the game), electronically rigged so Mycroft always loses
Programmed his calculator to generate random output
Quote love letters Mycroft wrote when he was ten but spelling names wrong so Mycroft had to correct him and admit they were his letters
Redbeard, with Sherlock's coaxing, chewed up Mycroft's entire umbrella and evening slippers collection.
Sand in his pants
Turn-ups on his jeans
Use the paediatrician's receptionist to have him put on diet.
Vile comments about Mycroft's weight (yes, not the funniest answer, but we NEED to finish this game to get the next one starting) 
Wet cloth on his chair so that when getting up it looks as if Mycroft had … 
X-rays mycroft's head at night
Went to the boy Mycroft had a secret crush on and told him
Zippers mysteriously lost all teeth ...

 


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I still believe that love conquers all!

     

"Quick, man, if you love me."
 

July 5, 2014 9:34 pm  #3769


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Lately, on the forum:

SusiGo wrote:

When Tessa tells her story John falls asleep and is woken by Sherlock. But I never realised what sleepy John says when waking up:

SHERLOCK: What’s your dog’s name?
JOHN (blurrily, talking in his sleep): Yeah, I’m there if you want it.

No comment. 

OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
 


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I still believe that love conquers all!

     

"Quick, man, if you love me."
 

July 5, 2014 9:39 pm  #3770


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )

Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex) 


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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes

"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)

“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)



 
 

July 5, 2014 9:48 pm  #3771


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)

Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
 


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"Am I the current King of England?

"I see no shame in having an unhealthy obsession with something." - David Tennant
"We did observe." - David Tennant in "Richard II"

 
 

July 5, 2014 10:23 pm  #3772


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
 
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)


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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes

"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)

“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)



 
 

July 5, 2014 10:27 pm  #3773


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it.
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)

Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)


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"After all this time?" "Always."
Good bye, Lord Rickman of the Alan
 

July 5, 2014 10:29 pm  #3774


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it.
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)
Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)

Friendship (of course he wants it!)
 


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Quidquid Latine dictum sit, altum videtur.
 

July 5, 2014 10:31 pm  #3775


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)
Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)
Friendship (of course he wants it!)

Gall bladder (for dissecting)


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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes

"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)

“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)



 
 

July 5, 2014 10:37 pm  #3776


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)
Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)
Friendship (of course he wants it!)
Gall bladder (for dissecting)

Honesty (makes their friendship strong)

Last edited by gently69 (July 5, 2014 10:38 pm)


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Ten:" I'm burning up a sun just to say goodbye."

Sherlock: "I heard you.”

"Temptation coursing through our veins " 
(Tony Hadley)

 
 

July 6, 2014 6:26 am  #3777


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)
Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)
Friendship (of course he wants it!)
Gall bladder (for dissecting)
Honesty (makes their friendship strong)

Information (on the solar system and the like)
 


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I still believe that love conquers all!

     

"Quick, man, if you love me."
 

July 6, 2014 9:18 am  #3778


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)
Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)
Friendship (of course he wants it!)
Gall bladder (for dissecting)
Honesty (makes their friendship strong)
Information (on the solar system and the like)

Jim (just John and Sherlock against Jim Moriarty, dead or alive)

 


___________________________________________________
"Am I the current King of England?

"I see no shame in having an unhealthy obsession with something." - David Tennant
"We did observe." - David Tennant in "Richard II"

 
 

July 6, 2014 9:19 am  #3779


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)
Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)
Friendship (of course he wants it!)
Gall bladder (for dissecting)
Honesty (makes their friendship strong)
Information (on the solar system and the like)
Jim (just John and Sherlock against Jim Moriarty, dead or alive)

 Kiwi fruit - rich in vitamin C, indispensable for crime solving
 


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John: "Have you spoken to Mycroft, Molly, uh, anyone?"
Mrs Hudson: "They don’t matter. You do."


I BELIEVE IN SERIES 5!




                                                                                                                  
 

July 6, 2014 8:25 pm  #3780


Re: Sherlock alphabet game

Yeah, I'm there if you want it. 
OF COURSE there is a harmless, non-johnlock explanation for this line. John was talking about something completely ordinary. Like ... Like what?

An apple (John always carries an apple for Sherlock in his pocket. Sherlock needs vitamins, doesn't he? And as a doctor and FRIEND John likes to help him. )
Beekeeping manual (for retirement in Sussex)
Coat. (John is always ready to hand Sherlock his coat.)
Double chocolate cake. (John does not want to hurt himself on Sherlock's ribs during dancing lessons)
Enemy (Against boredom and smoking)
Friendship (of course he wants it!)
Gall bladder (for dissecting)
Honesty (makes their friendship strong)
Information (on the solar system and the like)
Jim (just John and Sherlock against Jim Moriarty, dead or alive)
Kiwi fruit - rich in vitamin C, indispensable for crime solving

Lu...tein (for a chemical experiment)
 


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I still believe that love conquers all!

     

"Quick, man, if you love me."
 

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