Joan of Arc was condemned to death for heresy. Based on a technicality buried within canon law, the Maid of Orléans died for the crime of cross-dressing.
Sherlock Holmes: “The old Guiacum test was very clumsy and uncertain.”
Me: but we still use the guiacum test in medicine?!
In advance of Sherlock Holmes Day, here’s a great article about guaiac testing: https://t.co/aO1BrHkwTu
@BradKeefauver Trevor Sr: …felony, murder, mutiny, mayhem, brains blown up, abandoning ship… “And now I come to the most surprising part of my story, my dear son” 😳😱😭
@SophiaSLorey I think all TERFs should avoid Davis because they will get insulted and harassed for trying to speak their minds. Leave that town to the trans supporters who want to allow trans people to blend in with everyone else.
@Riley_Gaines_ I think all TERFs should avoid Davis because they will get insulted and harassed for trying to speak their minds. Leave that town to the trans supporters who want to allow trans people to blend in with everyone else.
@BradKeefauver@JHWatsonSoc I was confused and worried that Bull Pup Buck seemed to be answering a dear buck question seriously, glad he took a sudden turn at the end.
@BaronVonBork @Kickstarter I have a respect for you, but if you were alone in this business I’d think twice before I put my head into such a hornet’s nest
@inkonice “… that event which has created a void in my life which the lapse of two years has done little to fill.” that’s when I realized Watson was in love with Holmes.
@inkonice The first time I read The Final Problem I thought “that’s a good way to end the story if the author is going to bring Holmes back in the future.” I did not realize at the time that he was coming back.