ROFL Beethoven, and tell Tchaikovsky the news

[robkelk]

Hazard wrote:

Manytales00 wrote:Well, Sherlock, is Sherlock, whatever reality he is in.  Watson on the other hand, makes me wonder which Version is going to be used. He is typically a retired soldier and field medic, whose main depression isn't that he was in a war, its that he hasn't quite figured out what to do now that he is out of the war.  But which war?.

As tradition dictates; the Afghan War.

The fact that Harry Potter ends in 1997 makes it fairly plausible too, you just have to assume that whatever you are talking about happens 5 to 10 years after the books end.

We could have so much fun with Watson being a veteran of the Afghan war.

I hadn't heard about that particular one. Is there some sort of cover-up here?
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Rob Kelk
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