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Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
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Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes
"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)
“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)
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"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
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Mrs Hudson: "They don’t matter. You do."
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"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
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Oops! 
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- SusiGo
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Yours is better. 
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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes
"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)
“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)
- SusiGo
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes
"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)
“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)
- Mattlocked
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Thank god, yours is still there. Somehow. 
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
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"After all this time?" "Always."
Good bye, Lord Rickman of the Alan
- tobeornot221b
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
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John: "Have you spoken to Mycroft, Molly, uh, anyone?"
Mrs Hudson: "They don’t matter. You do."
I BELIEVE IN SERIES 5!
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Eventually everyone will support Johnlock. Independent OSAJ Affiliate
... but there may be some new players now. It’s okay. The East Wind takes us all in the end.
- Mattlocked
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SusiGo wrote:
Internet addiction
Ahem. Good night!
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Eventually everyone will support Johnlock. Independent OSAJ Affiliate
... but there may be some new players now. It’s okay. The East Wind takes us all in the end.
- tobeornot221b
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
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John: "Have you spoken to Mycroft, Molly, uh, anyone?"
Mrs Hudson: "They don’t matter. You do."
I BELIEVE IN SERIES 5!
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[font=Arial]"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
Stepping on tables and other pieces of furniture
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"To fake the death of one sibling may be regarded as a misfortune; to fake the death of both looks like carelessness." Oscar Wilde about Mycroft Holmes
"It is what it is says love." (Erich Fried)
“Enjoy the journey of life and not just the endgame. I’m also a great believer in treating others as you would like to be treated.” (Benedict Cumberbatch)
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
Stepping on tables and other pieces of furniture
Talking to a skull
Eventually everyone will support Johnlock. Independent OSAJ Affiliate
... but there may be some new players now. It’s okay. The East Wind takes us all in the end.
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via mobile phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
Stepping on tables and other pieces of furniture
Talking to a skull
Uses his phone all the time
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"Falling is just like flying, except there’s a more permanent destination."
"Sherlock Holmes is a great man, and I think one day—if we’re very very lucky—he might even be a good one."
"Would you like to-"
"-have dinner?"
"-solve crimes?"
"Oh"
- tobeornot221b
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
Stepping on tables and other pieces of furniture
Talking to a skull
Uses his phone all the time
Violin practising with the intention to cause his brother toothache
Last edited by tobeornot221b (January 12, 2013 5:57 am)
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John: "Have you spoken to Mycroft, Molly, uh, anyone?"
Mrs Hudson: "They don’t matter. You do."
I BELIEVE IN SERIES 5!
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
Stepping on tables and other pieces of furniture
Talking to a skull
Uses his phone all the time
Violin practising with the intention to cause his brother toothache
Wearing no pants in Buckingham Palace
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"Falling is just like flying, except there’s a more permanent destination."
"Sherlock Holmes is a great man, and I think one day—if we’re very very lucky—he might even be a good one."
"Would you like to-"
"-have dinner?"
"-solve crimes?"
"Oh"
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
Stepping on tables and other pieces of furniture
Talking to a skull
Uses his phone all the time
Violin practising with the intention to cause his brother toothache
Wearing no pants in Buckingham Palace
XTC and other stuff record
Eventually everyone will support Johnlock. Independent OSAJ Affiliate
... but there may be some new players now. It’s okay. The East Wind takes us all in the end.
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Re: Sherlock alphabet game
"Symptoms for Sherlock stuck in puberty"
Acne scar (right middle cheek, might be from chickenpox, but let's go for this explanation)
Bored all the time, except for his fits
Contradicting everybody (including himself)
Dumping his friend via phone
Eating disorder
Fidgeting and Fatigue taking turns
Giggling while sitting nearly naked in a posh place
Hanging around with homeless people and criminal graffiti sprayers
Internet addiction
Jumping up and down when excited
Knowing everything better
Learning slowly how to apologize and say "thank you"
Minimising tedious housework by letting others do it (e.g. buying milk)
Nagging others about being boooooored.....
Objecting to adapt a behaviour more appropriate to the situation
Prone to risky behaviour
Quavers regarded a decent lunch
Ruthless behaviour toward a representative of a friendly nation
Stepping on tables and other pieces of furniture
Talking to a skull
Uses his phone all the time
Violin practising with the intention to cause his brother toothache
Wearing no pants in Buckingham Palace
XTC and other stuff record
Yellow face paint spraying on bedroom wall (without prior permission)
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