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Sounds intriguing. I'm ready.

-SH

Hello, Sherlock! I’m a journalist looking for answers! I was wondering if you and John have any favorite cases? What do you two like to do on your free time? You have any new cases going? I heard you enjoyed the color pink, do you have a favorite shade?

I've had bad experiences with journalists. But you seem nice, so I will answer your questions.

My favourite case is the great game. I loved the different puzzles, the time constraint making it more exciting. My brain was running at optimal capacity. Of course the death of the old lady was very tragic. But I did solve the puzzle in time. It wasn't my fault.

In my free time I play the violin or perform science experiments. I can't answer for John. You'll have to ask him personally at @johnhwatsonblogs.

No case going at the moment. If anyone has a case, do not hesitate to contact me. I won't yell at you. At least if you're not being extremely dumb.

My favourite shade of pink is pantone pink peacock (#c62368).

-SH

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SHERLOCK HOLMES RULESS!!

Obviously.

-SH

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Of course. Fire away.

-SH

Hello, Sherlock! I’m a journalist looking for answers! I was wondering if you and John have any favorite cases? What do you two like to do on your free time? You have any new cases going? I heard you enjoyed the color pink, do you have a favorite shade?

I've had bad experiences with journalists. But you seem nice, so I will answer your questions.

My favourite case is the great game. I loved the different puzzles, the time constraint making it more exciting. My brain was running at optimal capacity. Of course the death of the old lady was very tragic. But I did solve the puzzle in time. It wasn't my fault.

In my free time I play the violin or perform science experiments. I can't answer for John. You'll have to ask him personally at @johnhwatsonblogs.

No case going at the moment. If anyone has a case, do not hesitate to contact me. I won't yell at you. At least if you're not being extremely dumb.

My favourite shade of pink is pantone pink peacock (#c62368).

-SH

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Hello, Sherlock! I’m a journalist looking for answers! I was wondering if you and John have any favorite cases? What do you two like to do on your free time? You have any new cases going? I heard you enjoyed the color pink, do you have a favorite shade?

I've had bad experiences with journalists. But you seem nice, so I will answer your questions.

My favourite case is the great game. I loved the different puzzles, the time constraint making it more exciting. My brain was running at optimal capacity. Of course the death of the old lady was very tragic. But I did solve the puzzle in time. It wasn't my fault.

In my free time I play the violin or perform science experiments. I can't answer for John. You'll have to ask him personally at @johnhwatsonblogs.

No case going at the moment. If anyone has a case, do not hesitate to contact me. I won't yell at you. At least if you're not being extremely dumb.

My favourite shade of pink is pantone pink peacock (#c62368).

-SH

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Hello Mr Holmes. Do you have any advice on how to calm down an anxious mind?

An anxious mind can be a complex problem. Racing and spiralling thoughts. To calm down you can do breathing exercises or try to distract yourself with activities like reading. Focus on things around you, train your observation skills to distract from your inner anxiety. Focus on what you can see, hear, feel and smell.

I think the method of visualising a place in your mind that calms you down is quite effective. Like a mind palace, but instead of storing information there, you can create a scene to calm your mind.

But if you're suffering from severe anxiety, contacting a health professional might be the best way to go.

-SH

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It's true. I appreciate the fine arts. Especially when the art depicts me.

-SH

Hi John, how are you!!!

(It's night here now BTW!)

I apologize for this message, can you share Sherlock's account with me! Tell him that I always paint him and I have to talk to him about something!

Thank you for your beautiful blog 💋

( 👍🏻💀)

Hello there! I’m doing great, how are you? Thanks for the ask! Sherlock’s account is @thescienceofdeductionblogs. I’m sure he will love whatever you have got for him. He has always appreciated the finer things like art! I appreciate the compliment!

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Remember me, brother dear?

-VZ

I do not remember anyone with the initials VZ. But I do have a track record of not remembering siblings.

-SH

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Hi Mr Sherlock, I heard you like ginger nuts. Any other flavours you like when it comes to desserts?

Indeed, I enjoy a good ginger nut. I love ginger in sweets. Other flavours I enjoy are chocolate, caramel, vanilla and strawberry. Why are you asking? Are you planning to provide me with pudding?

-SH

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Are you happy John’s back? Did you take care of him when he was sick?

Of course. I'm always overjoyed to see my Watson. Usually he's my doctor, but occasionally I do have to care for him. Was my care good enough for your medical standard, @johnhwatsonblogs? -SH

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I think I just figured it out. It's this new weird button thing. What exactly is the purpose of a BOOP?

-SH

turn on your BOOP!

Turn on my what?

-SH

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turn on your BOOP!

Turn on my what?

-SH

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I don’t know if I had properly introduced myself, old friend. Perhaps you and I should grab a drink or two when the daylight ends. Right away, actually. That would suit you, wouldn’t it?

Moriarty

Old friend? I don't have any old friends. I only have enemies. Old friends tend to turn into enemies in the long run.

I'm quite bored. Maybe you're right, a distraction could suit me.

-SH

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Congrats, you figured out what's in the fridge.

You encounter worse diseases during your work at the clinic. And I'm exposed to germs during cases. So we should both be immune to any head germs.

And if we catch a disease it's new data about head transmissible diseases.

-SH

Help, Mr Holmes!

I've lost something very important and dear to me!

I seem to have lost...

My cool

I know a way to regain your cool.

Put your head in the fridge.

-SH

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do you comfort John during his ptsd episodes?

I play the violin when he's having nightmares, most likely because of his ptsd. He calms down when I play. I suppose that could be considered as comforting him.

-SH

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Wrong.

Why can't people figure this out? I even gave them a head start.

-SH

Help, Mr Holmes!

I've lost something very important and dear to me!

I seem to have lost...

My cool

I know a way to regain your cool.

Put your head in the fridge.

-SH

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If you used your brain for deduction instead of freaking out, you would know what's in the bloody fridge. It's quite obvious, actually. But it seems my jokes go over people's heads.

No need to run to Greg. The object in the fridge won't crawl out at night and chase you down. It doesn't have any legs. And it's dead. Quite difficult to chase someone down when you're dead. Or so I've heard.

Although I've been presumed dead and still chased criminals down.

-SH

Help, Mr Holmes!

I've lost something very important and dear to me!

I seem to have lost...

My cool

I know a way to regain your cool.

Put your head in the fridge.

-SH

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If you think that's funny, something very funny is waiting for you in our fridge. I won't spoil it. It's already spoiled enough as it is.

-SH

Help, Mr Holmes!

I've lost something very important and dear to me!

I seem to have lost...

My cool

I know a way to regain your cool.

Put your head in the fridge.

-SH