BWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! XD I feel SO special to have inspired that XD
That was so wonderful. It sounded a lot like the BBC radio plays in the bantering "your character" and "my character" thing. I love it! Especially this:
âœOh, my dear Holmes, how awfully thoughtless of me. I assure you, my love, next to your eyes his are as dull as dishwater. Positively leaden, truly.â
âœThank you, Watson, but that was not what I was getting at. Donâ™t you think it would bode better for our chances of avoiding incarceration if you perhaps focused a bit more on describing the lady in the case?â
âœOh. Erm...yes. Except, well, Iâ™m afraid I donâ™t remember a cursed thing about her.â
*cracks up* And Holmes with his archaic "iThou hast frighted the word out of his right sense, so forcible is thy wit." (You KNOW Holmes would use "thou" to Watson). *does a dance of joy*
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Date: 2009-04-24 11:36 pm (UTC)That was so wonderful. It sounded a lot like the BBC radio plays in the bantering "your character" and "my character" thing. I love it! Especially this:
âœOh, my dear Holmes, how awfully thoughtless of me. I assure you, my love, next to your eyes his are as dull as dishwater. Positively leaden, truly.â
âœThank you, Watson, but that was not what I was getting at. Donâ™t you think it would bode better for our chances of avoiding incarceration if you perhaps focused a bit more on describing the lady in the case?â
âœOh. Erm...yes. Except, well, Iâ™m afraid I donâ™t remember a cursed thing about her.â
*cracks up* And Holmes with his archaic "iThou hast frighted the word out of his right sense, so forcible is thy wit." (You KNOW Holmes would use "thou" to Watson). *does a dance of joy*