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oh, agatha...
the body in the library
was eventually identified as
being that of the vicar...
I thought well that's
a bit of a cliche as I stumbled
upon his severed leg...
Published 15th Jan 2016
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15th Jan 2016 9:26am
I reckon it was Professor Plum. He's a bookish type, and he did it with the knife...
15th Jan 2016 1:47pm
15th Jan 2016 2:30pm
Oh, Paul...
I must admit this one eluded me somewhat. Some undercurrent of book I haven't read? A joke I didn't get? Or was he just on his last leg? :)
I must admit this one eluded me somewhat. Some undercurrent of book I haven't read? A joke I didn't get? Or was he just on his last leg? :)
15th Jan 2016 3:52pm
simply an affectionate pastiche of all things
Christie (dear agatha..) and the golden age
of crime fiction...
I was sort of brought up on 'em...
Christie (dear agatha..) and the golden age
of crime fiction...
I was sort of brought up on 'em...
15th Jan 2016 3:54pm
I read a few but not many. I was more drawn to spiritual/historical/philosophical literature than mysteries. Although I did enjoy what I read and watched on the telly when younger.
15th Jan 2016 4:00pm
I was one of those who got their thrills
vicariously through whodunnits, whilst
preferring adventures without the
realistic horror...murder most civilised,
so to speak..:)
vicariously through whodunnits, whilst
preferring adventures without the
realistic horror...murder most civilised,
so to speak..:)
16th Jan 2016 5:30pm
Professor Plum the well known athiest in the library wearing a gimp suit with a chainsaw - that's from 'Cluedo Extreme Version' 1994 :-)
16th Jan 2016 10:28pm
