SolarSystem wrote:

gently, but my 'something for P' would have included the S word.

I thought you meant "The Purple Shorts of Sherlock"???

Edit:
Back to topic ...

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)
Murder weapon (gun, tyre lever, whatever is in his pocket at the moment)
Nothing. (An innocent nothing. He had no idea that he was saying something at all.)
Opinion of an ordinary man
Pen (John throws it, Sherlock catches it)
Quiet evening (games in front of the fireplace, fine old whisky ...)

Recklessness (against any kind of villain)

Edit:Edit: Not the S-word, Solar!!!
 
 

Last edited by gently69 (July 8, 2014 8:23 am)

Okay, not the S word, not the S word, not the S word....

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)
Murder weapon (gun, tyre lever, whatever is in his pocket at the moment)
Nothing. (An innocent nothing. He had no idea that he was saying something at all.)
Opinion of an ordinary man
Pen (John throws it, Sherlock catches it)
Quiet evening (games in front of the fireplace, fine old whisky ...)
Recklessness (against any kind of villain)

Sunny sunday afternoon somewhere romanti... uhm, no, no, not that, wait a second, somewhere bromantic, of course, yes, yes, bromantic, that's it, that's the word, bromantic! 

 
 

Phew! 

Harriet, that's a ... neutral Sherlock game.

Edit:
Late again. That concerns your Phew.

Last edited by gently69 (July 8, 2014 8:52 am)

You probably did the tea wrong (like you always do ), but apart from that: It's all fine. 

gently69 wrote:

Late again. That concerns your Phew.

Oh, I was just so relieved Solar somehow made it 

Solar: Nobody is forced to drink my tea. Which is excellent, by the way 
 

I will generously accept your heartfelt apologies 

Solar, yes, brilliantly, except for the prolonged search of words and all that, but besides of that, yes, very well done! 

Ok, I take this as an apology, too 

"Sarcasm?" 
Has to be sarcasm, because I'm not overdoing anything here!

Sure.

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)
Murder weapon (gun, tyre lever, whatever is in his pocket at the moment)
Nothing. (An innocent nothing. He had no idea that he was saying something at all.)
Opinion of an ordinary man
Pen (John throws it, Sherlock catches it)
Quiet evening (games in front of the fireplace, fine old whisky ...)
Recklessness (against any kind of villain)
Sunny sunday afternoon somewhere romanti... uhm, no, no, not that, wait a second, somewhere bromantic, of course, yes, yes, bromantic, that's it, that's the word, bromantic! 
Tea. (We all know that, don't we.)

Unity ("...just the two of us against the rest of the world ...")

Last edited by gently69 (July 8, 2014 9:24 am)