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Aug-11-2006 10:48

What if the only evidence you have is a handwriting sample?

Aug-21-2006 17:54

lol ummmm, yes I have been payiing attention. I'm not responding to THAT. You said if you cant use that, you go by instinct, and you pay attention to these cut scenes, to solve the case. I am saying that instinct WILL eventually retire you, whether you choose to believe it or not, and the cut-scenes are there for effects ONLY, unless it is the faction cut-scenes.

However, you go ahead and do it your way, and soon, u will find out what we've all been trying to tell you! ;)

Aug-21-2006 19:03

This is fast becoming my favoutite thread, for to use a car-racing analogy, y'all "Driving round in circles threatening to disappear up your own exhaust pipes" :D

Aug-21-2006 19:34

lol :)

Aug-21-2006 21:23

Youth and old age....oh my!

Aug-21-2006 23:35

This thread sort of reminds me of the caucus race in Alice in Wonderland!

Aug-22-2006 00:48

And anyway if it comes to that, Shady will always be there to help out before any potential retirement :)

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Aug-22-2006 11:49

I also have to remember what Grissom said to Warrick on CSI: Always listen to the evidence!

Aug-22-2006 17:34

Although , let's say you have two guilty parties: one with a false alibi and the other without one ; isn't the one without innocent of the crime while the one with the false alibi guilty? Or the person who was killed has a real alibi while the accused has a false alibi?