Dany93

HOLY CRAP :facepalm: Unbelievable. :nod: Sadly, it's true. :angry:

Perfect! :laugh3: HAHAHAHA :laugh3: :lol:

^ :nod: :whip:

^^ :wacky: ^ When a teacher plays a Coldplay song on the computer while you're away and one of your friends, who is there, texts you: "The teacher played a Coldplay song!" But she cannot tell which one, although it's famous, she doesn't remember the title. So when she comes to your house in the afternoon together with another friend, you start singing all of the most famous songs by them and you find out it's In My Place. She knew the song but, because she only heard its ending, she didn't recognize it. ^BUCKIN COMMENTS^ (do not read if you're too susceptible about it xD) And when a friend (the *second friend*, actually) complains about you for the thousands time you mention Chris even if you're talking about something totally different, saying: In that moment I thought: "Well... More or less!" :lol:

You're welcome :nice: I agree with everything you all said. :blank:

^ I love your poem :dazzled: So sweet!

A few years ago a band asked me to join them for a performance because they'd been asked to play Fix You, besides other songs... And they knew me, so... :rolleyes: When you feel sad and you're crying, so you have a visit on Coldplaying to pick yourself up.

^^ I thought the same! :lol: :wacky:

Congrats Lore! :awesome:

:laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: Obviously :laugh3: :laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: Amazing!!!

:blank: That's so stupid. So stupid.

Naaw, you must! There are plenty of videos on ABC.com :nice: Yeah, sure... In the end, nothing too *entertaining* happened :lol: Here: Absolutely true! :laugh3::laugh3::laugh3:

HAHAHAHAHAHA :laugh3::laugh3::laugh3: Pffff my thioughts/face exactly!!! :lol:

^ Hahahaha :laugh3:

Exactly! I don't know about other countries too, but here in Italy the time is the same for the whole peninsula, so that's why I was so curious :P :lol: Well that must be a mess indeed! Thanks again anyway :nice:

I can imagine! For people like me who don't live in a very large country, it sounds a bit weird, or at least it did to me when I read it, although it's just couldn't be otherwise of course because of time zones :rolleyes: I'd simply never thought about it. So... I learnt something new today :P

^Mmm... I only remember Chris hitting Jonny's shoulder once and... Jonny staring and smiling at Chris while he was speaking during the interview :lol: So obvious :P

Very interesting! :laugh3::laugh3::laugh3:

^ They only played those, and the interview was not longer than that :)

Poor little Chris! :lol:

:stunned: This makes me think of a new movement we may fund...

^^ Awww :wacky: ^ It was during Paradise :lol:

^ He was about to do it today on GMA :lol: He stopped... moving and adjusted the stool just in time!

^ I know, The Valley Of Fear takes place before The Final Problem, but in The Final Problem Sherlock doesn't seem to know anything about him at the start... Maybe Doyle got it wrong unintentionally, because he published The Final Problem before The Valley Of Fear, so maybe he'd forgotten the beginning of TFP when he was writing the other one... I don't know, it's a weird contradiction :confused:

I really liked Moriarty, he was the perfect villain, and as you all say, Andrew made it really great. But I agree with what Moffat said, in Doyle's books Moriarty only appears once. He can't remain for too long, even two series is too much actually, it would become unrealistic, closer to a fantasy film than a detective story, a bit like Harry Potter with the eternal contrast between good and evil... It wouldn't be a good idea. And it would be too predictable too, it's got to change.