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#1 Robin_Hoodlum Jun 21, 2010 17:21:01	...served with the British during the Afghan War. And I have a wargame, "First Afghan War", that simulates the first British/Afghan war. I just thought that was interesting. Oh well...
#2 Robin_Hoodlum Jun 21, 2010 18:38:59	I've not ran across Watson's gambling problem in my Holmes book yet... The wargame actually has 2 scenarios, the initial British invasion and conquest, and then the defeat and retreat of the British. Some cool political options are also included... no 2 games are alike. *shrug* I likes me some wargames!
#3 johnkretzer Jun 21, 2010 21:17:21	Dr. Watson was also a doctor....ever played Operation?
#4 Robin_Hoodlum Jun 21, 2010 21:33:07	Dr. Watson was also a doctor....ever played Operation? A retired British Army surgeon actually...
#5 Robin_Hoodlum Jun 22, 2010 5:40:19	Ah... Holmes has a brother, Mycroft.
#6 boraxe Jun 22, 2010 9:00:45	I'm unsure of the purpose of this thread. Ah... Holmes has a brother, Mycroft. Actually Sherlock has a brother named Mycroft. Holmes is the family name they both share.
#7 modern_iconoclast Jun 22, 2010 13:35:29	I tried Dr Watson Click Start, and then click Run. Type drwtsn32, and then click OK. but it was not fun. I prefer the minesweeper game.
#8 evilvegan Jun 22, 2010 16:59:49	I'm unsure of the purpose of this thread. Ah... Holmes has a brother, Mycroft. Actually Sherlock has a brother named Mycroft. Holmes is the family name they both share. I was assuming it was a bait thread.    Specifically for you I bet. /kidding (mostly)
#9 Robin_Hoodlum Jun 22, 2010 17:02:14	I'm unsure of the purpose of this thread. Ah... Holmes has a brother, Mycroft. Actually Sherlock has a brother named Mycroft. Holmes is the family name they both share. No **** Sherlock I'm sure everybody knows what I mean...
#10 MrCelsius Jun 23, 2010 9:30:36	Actually Sherlock has a brother named Mycroft. Holmes is the family name they both share.      Yeah, I'm pretty sure the usage you're correcting is standard.  Like a news article about Lou Ferrigno would say 'Ferrigno, pictured here with his wife Claire, managed to ingest seven babies before being escorted from the maternity ward.'1 __      1Obviously, this isn't true.  His wife's name is Carla.
#11 zombie_babies Jun 23, 2010 9:52:07	Yeah, I'm pretty sure the usage you're correcting is standard.  Like a news article about Lou Ferrigno would say 'Ferrigno, pictured here with his wife Claire, managed to ingest seven babies before being escorted from the maternity ward.'1 __      1Obviously, this isn't true.  His wife's name is Carla. The sad part?  He couldn't hear 'em scream ...
#12 Robin_Hoodlum Jun 23, 2010 10:59:28
#13 MrCelsius Jun 23, 2010 12:26:21	The sad part?  He couldn't hear 'em scream ...      In Lou Ferrigno, no one can hear you scream.