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jimella wrote:

Ah nice! I never got the chance to read all the forum posts before. I only remember reading the post by the guy in Belarus and the post about the glowing rabbit. Thanks Kazza!
Sherlock's such a child, sometimes

Well I've been here since the start & still love going over the older posts to see how our opinions have changed & find little gems that we've forgotten about; I do it because the newer members haven't seen those things & they are very relevant to the whole Sherlock experience.  And we 'older members' sometimes take it for granted that everyone 'just knows' things when in reality, they've missed a lot.

Try tackling one section at a time & read from the earliest threads forward, there's some good stuff around these pages.

Thanks Davina. I figured they must have been actual 'known' reporters.Adds some authenticity to it I guess.
Our morning news shows have the ticker across the bottom; I know US ones do so I assume you guys do too.
Was funny reading it, about Dartmoor etc, lol.

It was filmed Jan 6th so yes, you have missed it. You may be able to do a Google search for more information.

There are many things going on & being reported everyday about the people  & the show. If you want to stay informed, you are best to do a quick search for key words each day you get online. On Google, I do a search & then click "news" on the far left hand side; that way I see any mention that has happened recently.
Often you will read where someone will be appearing next etc.

I have a question about John's blog and I guess this is the best place to put it.

I assumed "theimprobableone" was Moriarty...but then someone also posts as "anonymous" and he sounds more like Moriarty. So who is theimprobableone and who is anonymous?!

kazza474 wrote:

If you recall in one of the episodes, when Sherlock & John were checking a body in the morgue ( the Speckled Blonde) Sherlock said something about John's blog & why weren't people reading HIS blog & John commented "well you list 240 different kinds of tobacco ash" etc. Basically John was telling Sherlock his website was boring. Soon afterwards it was deleted so obviously Sherlock did it in a tantrum lol.
SH: "Not sure I can be bothered with this anymore. You all seem to be far more interested in John's blog. Not one of you have read my analysis of tobacco ash so I've taken it down."
http://www.thescienceofdeduction.co.uk/forum/page4 

Love meta-Sherlockian fun!

Don't forget that the BBC's use of Sherlock and tobacco ash is a direct reference to "The Boscombe Valley Mystery" wherein Holmes in conversation with Watson admits to having "written a little monograph on the ashes of 140 different varieties of pipe, cigar, and cigarette tobacco." (BOSC)



Click for the text of "The Boscombe Valley Mystery".

 For a mostly complete list of Holmes' "trifling monographs", essays and articles, see this excerpt from the Resume of Sherlock Holmes:

- Upon the Distinction Between the Ashes of the Various Tobaccos
- Monograph on polyphonic motets of Lassus, printed for private circulation, said by some experts to be the last word on the subject
- Two short articles on ears in the Anthropological Journal
- A "trifling" monograph upon the subject of secret writings, 160 separate ciphers analyzed
- Monograph upon the dating of documents
- A contribution to the literature of tattoos
- Monograph upon the tracing of footsteps
- Monograph upon the influence of the trade upon the form of the hand
- The Book of Life, the "somewhat ambitious" title of an article written for an English magazine, attempting to show how much an observant man might learn by accurate and systematic examination of all that came in his way
- Practical Handbook of Bee Culture
- Francois le Villard translated some of these works into French

I'm not sure if it's already been posted somewhere but...
There's a new entry on John's blog!!!

I'm so happy.... season three is coming
Oh, and don't worry,  there aren't any spoilers

I am so excited. And yes, let the anonymous comment come. 

SusiGo and Mattlocked and Marva, do you think anonymous is Sherlock or Moriarty?

Because (as Wholocked and Mary Me) I'm not sure either who anonymous and theimprobableone are and thought about it quite a long time...

Last edited by FluteLocked (November 23, 2013 6:50 pm)

Yes, I am
Thank you.