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- High Functioning Sociopath
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- Registered: November 26, 2012
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Sherlock Card Game
Found another cool thing! I know there's been some games posted on here, but I just remember the computer/app ones, and Cluedo, but not this one. Apparently there's Sherlock Holmes the Card Game that's been around for a good while, and it sounds like a good one, from the reviews!
Now if I could just get some to play with me….. 
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Re: Sherlock Card Game
Such thing exists? Beautiful! 
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- Mattlocked
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Re: Sherlock Card Game
I've ordered the ..... BBC Sherlock Version recently. 
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Re: Sherlock Card Game
Ohoh, now that's interesting!
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