Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
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Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Most likely a complete coincidence, but Rudiger Smoot (rhymes with Root) is an anagram for ergo sum id ort, which some who know Latin tell me means something like "this is to be born" or "this is to be beginning." Since Rudiger Smoot was the fake name used at the bank vault for Samaritan, and Samaritan was the birth…
Your picture was kinja'd. Link?
Why not?
I like where this is heading.
Although my preference would be to have the cross-over occur mainly at the level of the plot and character interactions kept to a minimum, I would love watching Watson stress out over and internally diagnosing Root and Shaw.
Nah, Clyde's cool — he's got a shell. If my dogs are anything to go by, Bear would just be more fascinated with than hungry for Clyde.
Will the Funkadactyls ever take on the Trocheesauruses?
For the holidays, here's the gift I want CBS to get to work on — a Person of interest and Elementary crossover.
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Here you go — this was shot shortly before Harris died. The two of them went to a Munster rugby game, and drank and sang together before it started. (I love the 1oo-pound bet Harris wins with Gallagher over whether O'Toole would wear green socks. "Have you ever wore anything else?" "No.")