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1 - Mattlocked
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So what did YOU do today?
Today I .... shagged Sarah Sawyer 
It was an experiment for the case of the orange woolen blanket
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- LulaPace
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Re: So what did YOU do today?
Oh no....!
Today I held a gun to John Watson.
Curse me.
Lula x
P.S. In case you wanted to know, it was all an experiment for the case of the Oreos...
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- NW16XE
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Broke into Baskerville with Sally Donovan (and left her there with the nerve-gassed glowing bunnies 
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- Davina
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Re: So what did YOU do today?
I stabbed Sarah Sawyer. It was an experiment for the case of the red armchair.
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- Mattlocked
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Davina wrote:
I stabbed Sarah Sawyer. It was an experiment for the case of the red armchair.
Maybe you were jealous because I, ehem, *** her. 
(I really hate that I had to start this game like that! )
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Thread Starter- hypergreenfrog
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Oh no!
Today I sang stayin' alive with Anderson????
What good would that do, even as an experiment for the case of the blue telephone?
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- KeepersPrice
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Oh no! Today I refused to wear pants when I met Jim Moriarty. It was an experiment for the Case of the Black And White Spreadsheets.
If I really met Jim Moriarty, I'd be wearing every piece of kevlar I could get my hands on.
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And I said "dangerous" and here you are.
You. It's always you. John Watson, you keep me right.
- SusiGo
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I handcuffed myself to Mrs. Hudson. It was an experiment for the case of the grey bookshelf. (How boring)
Well. Thinking about handcuffing myself to someone some people come to my mind but not poor Mrs. Hudson …
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- Dramagod
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Interrogated Mycroft Jones. I couldn't break him. He's tough.
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- tobeornot221b
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Today I shot Anderson. 
And that was, of course, an experiment for the case of the turquoise pen.
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- Mattlocked
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I handcuffed myself to Mrs. Hudson. It was an experiment for the case of the grey bookshelf. (How boring)
Well. Thinking about handcuffing myself to someone some people come to my mind but not poor Mrs. Hudson …
lololol
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Thread Starter- CarlPowers
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I can't even believe I'm saying this.
Today I whipped Irene Adler. It was an experiment for the case of the black radio.
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I only had a nice cup of tea with Mycroft. And that was an experiment for the case of the grey pillow. How boring. Whipping Irene would certainly have been much more interesting. 
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Hmm, today I drank tea with John Watson as an experiment for the case of the multicoloured cow!
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I was wondering if you'd like to have coffee...
Hmm. I really don't know. Oh, I'm sorry, did I say 'know'? I meant 'care'. I don't really care.
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- Sam
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Today I broke into Baskerville with Sherlock. It was an experiment for the case of the can of Pepsi. Really important stuff...
Oh no!
Today I sang stayin' alive with Anderson????
What good would that do, even as an experiment for the case of the blue telephone?
LOL!
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- Mattlocked
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Hmm, today I drank tea with John Watson as an experiment for the case of the multicoloured cow!
Multicoloured cow..... I bet you put some sugar in his tea to see if there are drugs inside...
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I was thinking the along the same lines... were you sitting in a meadow with your laptop, Molly?
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- Molly Hooper
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Haha! No, but I wish I had been! I was sitting on my bed and (as I'm an avid cow collector) the nearest thing to me was one of my cows!
That's a bit weird now I think about it...
Multicoloured cow..... I bet you put some sugar in his tea to see if there are drugs inside...
Yep! And I bet it sounds like I took the wrong cup! 
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I was wondering if you'd like to have coffee...
Hmm. I really don't know. Oh, I'm sorry, did I say 'know'? I meant 'care'. I don't really care.
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I stole from Sherlock Holmes.
It was an experiment for the case of the black phone.
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Waiting for a crazy man in a blue box to fall from the sky...
But the thing is, we've taken away all the things that can possibly have happened, so I suppose the only thing that's left, even though it seems really weird, must be the thing that did happen, in fact. (Miss Marple)
- NW16XE
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I stole from Sherlock Holmes.
It was an experiment for the case of the black phone.
How appropriate for Irene!
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What do 'real' people have, then, in their 'real' lives?
So we go round the sun; if we went round the moon, or round and round the garden like a teddy bear, it wouldn't make any difference.
The consolation of imaginary things is not imaginary consolation. -- Roger Scruton
