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I figured the loophole was vampire (hybrid) who's technically still alive, since the whole against-nature thing was why vampires can't be witches. Early on they kept saying the baby was nature restoring the balance or whatever, so it's still connected to nature, ergo witch regardless of hybridyness.

Or changing her mind now that she has better information. That was also before she knew that an awful lot of the people she's met have been killing people for centuries, that witches were responsible for her brother's problems, and the whole story about him protecting Davina — there's plenty in there to warrant

I suspect the top reasons were 'they didn't want to kill off a pregnant character' followed by 'they didn't want Teddy to look like a complete twit for not noticing she wasn't pregnant anymore'.

That water slide is six stories high and at a 90° angle. It's not like she was refusing to slide down one at the local playground. There were one or two points where she looked on the verge of doing it, but her boyfriend wouldn't stop bitching long enough for her to fight down enough panic. And attempting to

Were it not for the arm issue, I wouldn't see a problem. The only time anyone's said I needed to keep wearing the hospital gowns after surgery was the time I had a drain in my abdomen for two days afterwards.

Pumice floats for a while. Some will float almost indefinitely, but it depends on the density of any given piece.

Sorry, I should have clarified that I meant that was an explanation for the *viewers* as to why he won't be charged in a future episode after displaying the most obvious perjury ever in front of a judge and all. If she'd had more evidence she would have used it. She didn't, but Sherlock's obvious contempt for the

No, I downvoted it because the way you chose to phrase it was crass, offensively proprietary, and carried the implication of uninvited physical contact. Plenty of people on this page have commented on the actress being attractive, but yours is the only one that felt gross to read.

Since Sherlock was representing himself the opposing lawyer would have to be allowed to talk to him privately since talking to him only in the presence of his lawyer isn't an option/is the default.

Postoperative depression is an issue even in cases where the surgery didn't potentially end your career. If Bell's not at a point where optimism seems remotely reasonable and has some understandable resentment towards Holmes personally, not wanting to owe a favor to the person who helped set the stage for the shooting

I took 'we have to take his word for it' as the reason why Sherlock isn't going to wind up facing charges in the future for breaking and entering (or start the nightmare of ruling out evidence used in previous cases), but I never thought that meant the judge wasn't going to take Sherlock's behavior overall into

I think Holmes's actions being less serious makes sense. The hearing wasn't all about this one thing — he was asked on the stand about the rash of open doors and puppies in distress so they were clearly calling his actions in more than this one case into question. It was a plot point in the last episode that a lot of

I liked Veronica Mars to a certain extent, but the one thing I *really* didn't like about it was Bell so I had to bow out. Her showing up on Supernatural would probably have had a terrible effect on my reaction to S3 Ruby, which was pretty neutral-tending-towards-positive.

There are plenty of places where sherry, Harry, Mary/merry, and very/vary have identical vowel sounds.

Usually Caroline or Carole, but I used to know a Charlotte who used it too.

You're right about the couple suing never being shown, but you're thinking of the couple with the disastrous surrogacy in episode 5.3. Episode 5.7 is the episode in which Alicia was framed for the bribe.

I figured it was the best place to get him some court experience with the highest chance of success: it's all about the technicalities which is his thing, the lawyers were basically the only people there so there's less pressure than a jury and a full gallery, Cary and Alicia were both there if he needed bailed out,

The Amazing Race has nothing to do with the delays; it gets the same mistreatment. The screwed up scheduling this time of year comes from football games. If you're going to do nothing but complain, at least complain about something that's actually true.

That was the second one. The first one (the one that didn't work because the Count had changed his formula) was the one Oliver said he made.

Be prepared to specify, since Sam Palladio is English.