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Sherlock's Skull
Does anyone else have a skull? Mine arrived in the post this morning, I'm so happy!!
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Your skull looks quite pleased with itself too!
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where did you get it from?
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It was off eBay.
He's very pleased with himself. He grins constantly. I've named him Hamish.
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Re: Sherlock's Skull
Love your skull! Here's my skull. He's a marble skull/book paperweight my dad had from the 1940's.
He loves to read.
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I suppose if I mentioned Murray was my skull no-one would know what I was talking about?
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Oh I know that reference. But I can't place it. I wanna say Monkey Island?
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You would be right Wholocked!!
Well played!
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Woo hoo! I am the legendary gamer geektress!
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Adventure games, to me at least, were one of the first ways to try and deduce what was going on with something.
Funnily enough it was poetry second to that - it's amazing how we are each shaped eh?
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I've never really understood poetry. For me it's always been fantasy novels, RPG/Adventure games, preferably ones with puzzles - like Myst!
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Sierra On-Line man myself, and before that various ZX spectrum games - but Zork, Dungeon Master, Loom and Populous have always been up there for me.
Can't say much for fantasy novels apart from Robin Hobbs - but I'm into Sci-Fi if that helps bridge the gap.
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Oh I love the Assassin Trilogy by Robin Hobbs. Didn't enjoy the ships series as much.
I love sci-fi films & tv but not books.
Anyone else wanna weigh in on the geekout?
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Woah, off topic, lol.
But yeah, big fan of Monkey Island! Very addictive.
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Haven't read the right sic-fi books then! Lol
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Another Robin Hobbs fan here! I think she has something new out.
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Apparently so, something called 'The Rain Wild Chronicles' which will be released in its full format next year.
I've managed to speak with her before online, she's a very nice lady.
But if you'd like to speak to her then tonight she is on Reddit where you can AMA (Ask me anything).
I think you post up a question and hope it gets answered. There are +1 and -1 votes next to each question so other fans can move you up or down depending upon how good your question is - but it's all still chance (At least the massive ones I've been to before).
I think Robin's might be a more cosy affair.
Might see you there!
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