Tip top. I don't often get the chance to watch videos (unless they're about bloody bans and RDMing and casework evidence notes, which is usually as boring as watching paint dry, peel, be re-applied, turped for a bit to remove the brushmarks, sanded down, and then wallpapered).
But this one was worth every moment. Classic roleplay from the Doc, the Rev and his Lordship. I do hope you will stay with us for a long time to come, because you demonstrate that wonderful feature that is so sadly lacking so often in our lives in Altis. Humour. In spades.
I particularly loved watching the cops struggling to deal with this situation - or even comprehend it - without resorting to tasing and gunfire. God only knows what they must have been thinking, but their confusion was self-evident.
More please. Every day. Please tell the Doc he is welcome to avail himself of any of the operating theatre services at Kavala NHS Hospital. He will find clean spoons, scalpels, and parsnip-extractors in the cupboards on the first floor, and there is a large tanker of Vaseline and KY parked round the back most Tuesdays.
As for his Lordship, I sincerely hope that he is now finding it more comfortable to walk again. Three days is a very long time to suffer from Parsnipius Intractus, and I cannot even begin to imagine his pain. At least it wasn't a light bulb. Which reminds me... Q: How many Kavala cops does it take to change a light-bulb?
A: All of them.
