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Well, Holmesians! It's been quite a while!
Check this article out! http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/news/artslife/story.html?id=1c0836b9-4a9a-4e7f-97fb-d95388107b57&k=39854
Now it would be a really cool and amusing idea to put Laurie in a deerstalker cap while smoking a Merschaum pipe. I bet in the hands of David Shore and Katie Jacobs it would be a hoot!
Check this article out! http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/news/artslife/story.html?id=1c0836b9-4a9a-4e7f-97fb-d95388107b57&k=39854
Now it would be a really cool and amusing idea to put Laurie in a deerstalker cap while smoking a Merschaum pipe. I bet in the hands of David Shore and Katie Jacobs it would be a hoot!
posted by Cap at 1:22 PM
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Here's a comment for you: How about learning to spell meerschaum before you use it in a blog?
Oh, now. Meerschaum is such a difficult word to spell without a spellchecker....
Tsk. Tsk.
Bad moi.
"Holmes quickly perceives the identity of the villain and spends most of the story weaving a web into which he draws the malefactor. You could say that if Holmes were a doctor, he would spend far more time on treatment than on diagnosis."
This quality of House resembles more to that of Hercule Poirot. Unlike Holmes, Poirot spends most of the time in guessing the murderer and most of the stories end with the murderer's identity disclosed and Poirot hardly spends time in building any traps.
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