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naihtmae skrev:

Oh, great! (Actually I'm relieved to hear that, I haven't had much luck with rainbows lately. The buggers keep moving. Had to abandon my plan to stop working and pay the rent in gold.) & Email is probably the soundest way, I check it rather obsessively: naihtmae@gmail.com

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naihtmae skrev:

Unfortunately I won't be the one to ruin your perfect record - I haven't heard of those BBC radio plays either. But I will have to fix this, I do adore listening to radio plays of all kinds and well, Sherlock makes everything just a bit more epic. Or perhaps a lot more epic. Do you know where I could find this treasure?

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naihtmae skrev:

I am one huge failure of a Sherlock fan, I still haven't seen all the episodes of the Granada series. Most, yes, but not all, including the Red-Heads & Final Problem. So I haven't the slightest what their Moriarty is like. & Ah, and now that we got on the subject of Apple whoring: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OjstzQSSCZM

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naihtmae skrev:

Yeah, will have to watch it because well, STEPHEN FRY, but can't say I'm looking forward to it that much. Oh Hollywood, how can you take something so brilliant and make it so awkward? & I think Sherlock-Moriarty is interesting. Obviously he's nothing like in the books (which was surprising, otherwise Gatiss and Moffat are pretty loyal to Doyle) so I'm curious what will become of him. Haven't seen enough yet to really form an opinion though. Ach, can't they just make more already! The bloody evil cliffhanger is bloody. And evil.

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naihtmae skrev:

Ah, sorry, I hardly ever check Last.fm. Dear Mr Fry would make one fab Mycroft. Or a brilliant Moriarty. But he's not really Sherlock material imho.

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Ode3 skrev:

YOU LOOK LIKE JAY-JAY! SKINNY THOMAS WASABI!

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Ode3 skrev:

YOU KNOW WHO YOU LOOK LIKE?!

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Ode3 skrev:

OMAGAA I WAS WHAT I DID SO NOW I BECOME WHAT I AM.

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