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The Theory of Narrative Causality (5c/5) anonymous May 31 2011, 14:12:50 UTC
consulting_detective is connected.

consulting_detective (20:26): There is a reason why you haven't been bothered overmuch after the_professor's revelations, you know.

you (20:26): oh god, let me guess.
your brother's the british government and he's having me on surveillance
that'd be rather creepy though

consulting_detective (20:27): Well.
You've got it all right for once.

you (20:27): …
you're kidding
sherlock
you're kidding, right?

consulting_detective (20:28): Mycroft likes to meddle with any business that's not his own.
For once, though, I am rather grateful for it.
He won't stop crowing about it for ages now, of course.

you (20:29): yeah, your parents had a really horrible sense of humor, didn't they?

consulting_detective (20:30): They had a strong dislike for doing things halfway, yes.

you (20:30): rrrrrright, so basically you're saying your brother is keeping tabs on me now
that's a bit
scary

consulting_detective (20:31): He's been keeping tabs on you for a long time, John.

you (20:31): sorry, what
hold on, he's not ( ... )

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Re: The Theory of Narrative Causality (5c/5) celli June 12 2011, 17:19:17 UTC
british_government is connected.

british_government (20:34): You're very welcome, John.

british_government is disconnected.

you (30:35): ooookay.

Out of everything I loved about this awesome, awesome story, THIS was the bit that had me shrieking in hilarity and trying to explain to my roommate out of context. LOVE, LOVE, LOVE.

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Re: The Theory of Narrative Causality (5c/5) eternuscreek July 1 2011, 00:13:27 UTC
Got to agree.

Trying not to laugh too loud. This is amazing. I am in awe.

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