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Kind of...  
 They should really make new films, but who am I talking to?
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Charging an open door. Preaching to the choir.  ![]()

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"For the generations of men who have wondered what it is women want, this year has made it fairly obvious. We want a man of devastating intelligence, cerebrally and physically nimble, whose vast store of arcane knowledge is foundation for a super-human ability to solve problems and the fascinating, frustrating wall that protects a tender heart.
 
We want Sherlock Holmes."
Somebody FINALLY figured us out. Our secret is out. ![]()
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Actually, if they asked me, I'd prefer Peter, with no doubts  
 
(I wonder how long a Sherlock relationship would last? 2 hrs? 2 days with a die-hard fangirl?  
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I think a relationship with Peter might be less difficult but quite as exciting. Apart from the fact that we're not 100 % sure if Sherlock would be interested in any of us girls.  ![]()
Nevertheless I like the quote very much and there's a lot of truth in it.  ![]()

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horserider99 wrote:
"For the generations of men who have wondered what it is women want, this year has made it fairly obvious. We want a man of devastating intelligence, cerebrally and physically nimble, whose vast store of arcane knowledge is foundation for a super-human ability to solve problems and the fascinating, frustrating wall that protects a tender heart.
We want Sherlock Holmes."
Somebody FINALLY figured us out. Our secret is out.
I like this quote very much. True, a relationship with Sherlock would be incredibly challenging, if not impossible. But, I still say we let men ponder on this quote for the time being.  ![]()
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Thanks, Harriet, for the citation, and as well, SusiGo and Davina: Glad you all like Lord Peter!   
   The DVDs with Ian Carmichael were among the first I ever bought.  I, too, was sorry that the Harriet stories weren't filmed with him--I really didn't care for the other actor's portrayal of Wimsey at all.  
And I almost wrote in my question before that I was being heretical on this site but that I preferred Sayers' books to ACD's (although I haven't read all the Sherlock Holmes stories yet) but I decided not to; however, afer rereading the earlier posts in this thread, I feel like I should say, Harriet: You are not alone!   ![]()
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As for the other issue: Peter vs. Sherlock...  Yikes, that would be REALLY hard to choose!  They both have such interesting personality quirks.  I love Peter's ability to spout quotations and his humor and I love Sherlock's sarcasm and intelligence.  Can't they be Siamese twins somehow???   ![]()
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Maybe we should discuss this issue in the new Lord Peter Wimsey thread?
Because I love Peter's intelligence, too  ![]()
