Captain Jack Sparrow took the peanut, lol.

Rolling on the floor with tears rolling down my face. I can't stop laughing. I love these types of stories, when Sherlock is so out of it.

I love how he is saying John's name. That was so funny.

LOL ! Or, to quote a dear friend : lololol ! :-D

I love it : another fine 221B from you, prolific writer and evil-genius extraordinaire. The ending was brilliant (shan't quote for fear of spoilers, and is my favourite line ! (well, are my favourite lines). Hopefully John will have remembered to tape it all for future use. XD

I have no words just relentless giggles
Thanks for sharing

... reminds me somehow of my little girl ;-)

Hahahahaha! Oh, what I would pay to see this take place before my eyes...

Good bed, bad bed;
Chocolate spread
And peanuts fled...

Great job! Thanks for the smiles!

Not having been privy to that communication, I have no idea what is going on here.

I love it when giggles in the kitchen become laughter in a story! Well done!

Awwwwhaha, that's just plain hilarious! Not to mention ADORABLE:)

"...but the pain medication they had given him had turned him into an uncoordinated, whiney five year old." Yep, and we all love this image, don't we? Though I rather felt sorry for John;)

"Took my peanut! Bad bed!" Good Lord, I can SO see this!

Thanks for the giggles:)

Sorry, I can't read the word 'peanut' without going into fits of giggles. Bad me!

Poor Sherlock. He does have it tough, sometimes! Bless him!

I love drugged Sherlock! Thanks for the chuckle.

This! Was! AWESOME! I'm only sorry I missed the conversation this is taken from, but it was just hilarious. I love how Sherlock was so adamant about getting his chocolate peanuts. Not only that, the bed was the culprit all along! Well, I guess there is no case Sherlock can't solve. ;) This was fabulous. Well done! :)

One missing comma:

Jawn my sheet's-Jawn, my sheet's

The sum of the parts is clearly greater than the whole peanut:-)

A joy to read:-D

Mrs P:-)