Harry runs into Nick, who is wearing a ruff. I guess ghosts can still shop after they’re dead, because I don’t think Elizabethan ruffs were worn in 1492.
Oh dear, history.
Call me a mean Slytherin, but I’m siding with Sir Properly-Decapitated Podmore on the Headless Hunt. If the point is that you can use your head for things other than a head because it’s not attached to your neck, Nick doesn’t qualify, and I’m not sure why he wants to join it anyway. What, the "Ghosts With Heads League " isn’t good enough for him?
Well, you couldn't possibly expect a Gryffindor to put logic before a chance to be victorious at something.
What the hell, I will ask. I suppose it’s because Filch has to eat in there because he’s not given a seat in the actual dining room? (Cats generally don’t like their fish fried.)
That's not remniscient of segregation. Not one bit.
Peeves lives to cause havoc and distress, which means he’s a good guy.
Except when he causes havoc for the darling trio. I do have a soft spot for him though, being pretty much the only canon H/L shipper.
Reading about the Kwickspell course, Harry wonders if Filch isn’t a "proper Wizard." Funny, because it makes me wonder about Wizard education. The course is in Beginner Magic for adults.
I can imagine a lot of Harry's generation having to take adult courses in COMC.
Oh, tell me there aren’t loads of teenagers who wouldn’t want to go to Nick’s party. A midnight blue chandelier and black candles? It’s like Goth Heaven in there! Are Slytherins the only ones who appreciate spooky beauty?
Hey, if we can't wear our leather trousers and eyeliner, we're not going! Though judging by the bad music it does seem as though he's at least managed to book My Chemical Romance. ooooh, burn
Ron’s still the smartest at this stage of the game. I love that he just tells Harry and Hermione they don’t want to be found with the cat.
"I've created a monster, c'os nobody wants to see Harry no more, they want Ron, he's chopped liver!" Cries JKR, before resolving to dumb him down in the sequel and blame it on puberty.
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Date: 2007-03-30 03:37 pm (UTC)Oh dear, history.
Call me a mean Slytherin, but I’m siding with Sir Properly-Decapitated Podmore on the Headless Hunt. If the point is that you can use your head for things other than a head because it’s not attached to your neck, Nick doesn’t qualify, and I’m not sure why he wants to join it anyway. What, the "Ghosts With Heads League " isn’t good enough for him?
Well, you couldn't possibly expect a Gryffindor to put logic before a chance to be victorious at something.
What the hell, I will ask. I suppose it’s because Filch has to eat in there because he’s not given a seat in the actual dining room? (Cats generally don’t like their fish fried.)
That's not remniscient of segregation. Not one bit.
Peeves lives to cause havoc and distress, which means he’s a good guy.
Except when he causes havoc for the darling trio. I do have a soft spot for him though, being pretty much the only canon H/L shipper.
Reading about the Kwickspell course, Harry wonders if Filch isn’t a "proper Wizard." Funny, because it makes me wonder about Wizard education. The course is in Beginner Magic for adults.
I can imagine a lot of Harry's generation having to take adult courses in COMC.
Oh, tell me there aren’t loads of teenagers who wouldn’t want to go to Nick’s party. A midnight blue chandelier and black candles? It’s like Goth Heaven in there! Are Slytherins the only ones who appreciate spooky beauty?
Hey, if we can't wear our leather trousers and eyeliner, we're not going! Though judging by the bad music it does seem as though he's at least managed to book My Chemical Romance.
ooooh, burnRon’s still the smartest at this stage of the game. I love that he just tells Harry and Hermione they don’t want to be found with the cat.
"I've created a monster, c'os nobody wants to see Harry no more, they want Ron, he's chopped liver!" Cries JKR, before resolving to dumb him down in the sequel and blame it on puberty.