The initial discussion originally had me thinking that this could drop into the Holmes Comforts universe with no problem at all, when actually this is in a way the inverse of that.
Good that John tried to nip Sherlock's bound-to-be-bad idea in the bud as soon as he saw what Sherlock was reading. He has got *some* self-preservation instincts...
end up in A&E again
I reckon *everybody* noticed when John said *that*...
Nutmeg: a bad idea that can be administered in more than one way, or, don't let Sherlock near the Christmas cooking...
Remind me to tell you about Mycroft's Sigourney Weaver phase some time.
Anytime...
Good for John, that he found a sufficiently scientific approach that would work for both of them. I tend to associate Sherlock so much with chemistry and forensics that primate studies wouldn't've occurred to me. Very clever.
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Re: Experimentation
Date: 2011-09-02 12:26 pm (UTC)Good that John tried to nip Sherlock's bound-to-be-bad idea in the bud as soon as he saw what Sherlock was reading. He has got *some* self-preservation instincts...
end up in A&E again
I reckon *everybody* noticed when John said *that*...
Nutmeg: a bad idea that can be administered in more than one way, or, don't let Sherlock near the Christmas cooking...
Remind me to tell you about Mycroft's Sigourney Weaver phase some time.
Anytime...
Good for John, that he found a sufficiently scientific approach that would work for both of them. I tend to associate Sherlock so much with chemistry and forensics that primate studies wouldn't've occurred to me. Very clever.
Life as Sherlock's case study...