Even after having been REPEATEDLY WARNED, Cyril's over-enthused implementation of the "Knock and announce rule" meant that he'd be forced to make the donuts for the entire police team. Not only had he torn the homeowner's door from its hinges, he'd forgotten to properly introduce himself and the other members of his SWAT team, completely ignoring the police's long-standing policy of good manners over tear gas and semi-automatic weapons whenever possible.
You're right, Speedway: looks like Carrington's got a trip to Krispy Kreme coming up. You make me glad I live in a country where the police aren't allowed to play with guns and tear gas.
Ms.M. it's actually Holmes and Watson (and some unnamed sidekick who'll probably get killed like the guy in the red shirt on Star Trek). So there's not so much likelihood of a woman being involved as opium abuse, violin playing and homoeroticism.
Ah, I did think the leading character looked a bit like Sherlock. I think there was one woman that sparked Sherlock -- Irene Adler. But that was because she bested him.
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Even after having been REPEATEDLY WARNED, Cyril's over-enthused implementation of the "Knock and announce rule" meant that he'd be forced to make the donuts for the entire police team. Not only had he torn the homeowner's door from its hinges, he'd forgotten to properly introduce himself and the other members of his SWAT team, completely ignoring the police's long-standing policy of good manners over tear gas and semi-automatic weapons whenever possible.
Nice doormat, Carrington!!
They look like proper English gentleman-thugs out for revenge.
Of course, there's probably a woman involved in this somehow....
Hee hee.
You're right, Speedway: looks like Carrington's got a trip to Krispy Kreme coming up. You make me glad I live in a country where the police aren't allowed to play with guns and tear gas.
Ms.M. it's actually Holmes and Watson (and some unnamed sidekick who'll probably get killed like the guy in the red shirt on Star Trek). So there's not so much likelihood of a woman being involved as opium abuse, violin playing and homoeroticism.
Ah, I did think the leading character looked a bit like Sherlock. I think there was one woman that sparked Sherlock -- Irene Adler. But that was because she bested him.
So, hey ho, as you would say ;)
Women always best men, Ms M, whether we admit it or not.
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