Because it's Friday (almost), and you deserve it.

 Gahan Wilson

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

The Solitary Cyclist

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Because it's Friday and you deserve it.

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

I have no proof that it is based on our Moriarty. . .

. . . but there seems to have been, and probably still is, a parlour game called, 'Are you there Moriarty?' It is used in a book I am reading about the RAF.

Wiki for an explanation;

Are you there Moriarty? is a parlour game in which two players at a time participate in a duel of sorts. Each player is blindfolded and given a rolled up newspaper (or anything that comes handy and is not likely to injure) to use as a weapon. The players then lie on their fronts head to head with about three feet (one metre) of space between them - or in other versions hold outstretched hands, or stand holding hands as in a handshake. The starting player says "Are you there Moriarty?". The other player, when ready, says "Yes". At this point the start player attempts to hit the other player with his newspaper by swinging it over his head. The other player then attempts to hit the starting player with his newspaper. The first player to be hit is eliminated from the game and another player takes his place. The objective of the game is to remain in the game as long as possible.

There is a small amount of strategy to the game. In order to avoid being hit, each player may roll to one side or the other. The decision of which direction to roll, or whether to roll at all often determines whether the player is hit by his opponent. A player who can quickly roll out of the way after speaking or striking will have a definite advantage in the game. However, like most parlour games, the appeal of this game largely lies in its spectacle and humor rather than its strategy.

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . .

Because it's almost Friday and you deserve it. . . .

Watching soaps with Sherlock Holmes

Source   Mark Armstrong

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

Because it's Friday and you have deserved it for a while now. . . . .

A study in Scarlet. . .

Credit where credit is due.

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

It's been a while, but I have not forgotten.

And better yet.

Here.

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . .

Seven Degrees of Sherlock Holmes #20 - Diva addition - Bette Midler - very apropros

Didn't plan it this way, had to do more digging than most on this one, but it has connections with this months tour.

The divine Bette Midler (1945)

had a small uncredited part in 1995's 'Get Shorty' - 

which featured John Travolta (1954) - 

who also participate in the low budget thriller, 'Devils Rain' - 1975

which proudly also featured William Shatner (1931) - 

who played Stapleton in 1972's 'Hound of the Baskervilles' - 

as a side note Shatner's 'Star Trek' co-star, Leonard Nimoy (1931) played Sherlock Holmes on stage

There you have it,there you are.

And (going with the theme) because it's Friday, you deserve it. . . .

In case you didn't know.

10 British foods with strange names

Which one do you think this Is?

Ten British foods with strange names.

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

Because it's Friday and you deserve it. . . .

CREDIT WHERE CREDIT IS DUE.