Comments on: I spent some time in east Sussex reading about a fictional detective side-kick. http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/87 (Jamaica?) Thu, 05 Jan 2012 07:20:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: @joechacko http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/87#comment-33 @joechacko Mon, 09 Jun 2008 18:56:56 +0000 http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/87#comment-33 Nick, You sound remorseful! I think it doesn't quite fit, since "Lewis" isn't a place, and Hastings is. Also, I completely missed the Poirot angle until you pointed it out. This is just too refined and subtle for the blunt "Jamaica" archetype. Nick,
You sound remorseful!

I think it doesn’t quite fit, since “Lewis” isn’t a place, and Hastings is. Also, I completely missed the Poirot angle until you pointed it out. This is just too refined and subtle for the blunt “Jamaica” archetype.

]]> By: @joechacko http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/87#comment-32 @joechacko Mon, 09 Jun 2008 18:53:18 +0000 http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/87#comment-32 While we're on the topic of gumshoes in East Sussex: http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/88 While we’re on the topic of gumshoes in East Sussex: http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/88

]]> By: Nick http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/87#comment-31 Nick Mon, 09 Jun 2008 18:08:42 +0000 http://shewentofherownaccord.com/joke/87#comment-31 Took a while to decide which way around to do this one; Lew(ie)s and Hastings are both fictional detective side kicks and both towns in east Sussex. Went with Lew(ie)s due to the different spellings. Also, reading it back, I'm not convinced it fits the form. What do you think? Took a while to decide which way around to do this one; Lew(ie)s and Hastings are both fictional detective side kicks and both towns in east Sussex. Went with Lew(ie)s due to the different spellings.

Also, reading it back, I’m not convinced it fits the form. What do you think?

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