Harry Potter Jersey

Harry Potter Fine Cotton Jersey Short Sleeve Crew T-Shirt by Bejeweled This limited edition short sleeve Gryffindor T-Shirt is an elegant way to show your support for Harry Potter and the rest of the house. The variations and shading inherent in the dyeing process for this luxurious garment guarantees a unique look, no two t-shirts will ever look the same! This black shirt is 100% cotton and available in ladies' sizes. $23.98

Harry Potter Durmstrang Fine Cotton Jersey Long Sleeve Ladies' T-Shirt This limited edition Harry Potter Durmstrang long sleeve T-Shirt is an elegant way to show your support for the Dark Arts. The variations and shading inherent in the dyeing process for this luxurious garment guarantees a unique look, no two t-shirts will ever look the same! This black shirt is 100% cotton and available in ladies' sizes. $27.48

Harry Potter Gryffindor Jersey Long Sleeve Crew T-Shirt by Bejeweled This limited edition Gryffindor Long Sleeve T-Shirt is an elegant way to show your support for Harry Potter's and the rest of the house. The variations and shading inherent in the dyeing process for this luxurious garment guarantees a unique look, no two t-shirts will ever look the same! This shirt is 100% cotton and available in ladies' sizes. $27.48

Harry Potter School Crest Jeweled Short Sleeve Jersey by Bejeweled This boutique style limited edition Harry Potter short sleeve jersey features the Hogwarts crest hand embellished with high quality Swarovski diamonds and studs. The variations and shading inherent in the dyeing process for this luxurious garment guarantees a unique look, no two t-shirts will ever look the same! This dark brown shirt is 100% cotton and available in ladies' sizes. $39.99

Harry Potter School Crest Jeweled Long Sleeve Jersey by Bejeweled This boutique style limited edition Harry Potter long sleeve jersey features the Hogwarts crest hand embellished with high quality Swarovski diamonds and studs. The variations and shading inherent in the dyeing process for this luxurious garment guarantees a unique look, no two t-shirts will ever look the same! This dark brown shirt is 100% cotton and available in ladies' sizes. $42.50

Harry Potter Jeweled Long Sleeve Tour Jersey by Bejeweled This boutique style limited edition Harry Potter long sleeve jersey is hand embellished with high quality Swarovski diamonds and studs. The front features an image of Harry, and on back a list of 'Tour' stops including Spain, Korea, Thailand and more along with "Harry Potter" spelled out in various languages. The variations and shading inherent in the dyeing process for this luxurious garment guarantees a unique look, no two t-shirts will ever look the same! This black shirt is 100% cotton and available in ladies' sizes. $42.50

Harry Potter Tour Short Sleeve Jersey by Bejeweled This boutique style limited edition Harry Potter short sleeve jersey features an image of Harry on front, and on back a list of 'Tour' stops including Spain, Korea, Thailand and more along with "Harry Potter" spelled out in various languages. The variations and shading inherent in the dyeing process for this luxurious garment guarantees a unique look, no two t-shirts will ever look the same! This black shirt is 100% cotton and available in ladies' sizes. $25.00

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Scarlet Lioness Joined: 14 May 2005 Posts: 3786 Location: Music Studio in the depths of the Castle.	Posted: Thursday 9 November 2006 09 26 20 pm in topic:Hogwarts '06/7 Misty rose in the morning very sleepy, it felt as though 5mins had passed while she was aleep. Though when looking at her clock realised that she was late to breakfast. Hurriedly she got dressed and did her hair, she clambered down the stairs putting her jersey on and fastening her robes. [i]I won't get any breakfast now...it would've gone...but I'll check anyway.[/i]
Dutchess42 Joined: 26 July 2005 Posts: 125 Location: Ravenclaw girl's dorm. Writing a diary.	Posted: Sunday 7 August 2005 02 06 59 pm in topic:10,000 thing's we will do till November 18th... 9754 Go to the farmers' and get some Jersey Corn! 9753 Explain to the Brits that i mean maize by that 9752 Have freshly killed chicken, corn and jersey tomatoes for dinner 9751 try losing some weight by eating right
Marcus Baker Joined: 15 July 2003 Posts: 2370 Location: *undisclosed*	Posted: Monday 1 March 2004 03 34 31 pm in topic:Sport I like soccer as well, but I dont usually watch European teams. I like Brazilian Soccer. MY team is Sao Paulo, which ALMOST won last year. Better luck this year. Their rival team, Coritians, is the biggest team in Brazil if your counting fans, then a Rio team called Flamenco. I like Arsenal in England, cuz i have a jersey of it sent from my cousin in england.
choki Joined: 1 May 2003 Posts: 3138 Location: In the Land of chicken worshippers, trying to open a fried chicken fastfood chain	Posted: Saturday 28 February 2004 02 52 27 am in topic:Class Rings, or any other kind of important ring Class ring? We never had that. However, we have Class T- shirt, whereby the students, usually those artistic ones, would design them and wear it during saturday classes (the only time we get to enter the school without wearing a full set of school uniform) Lol, I have loads of class t-shirts, but I hardly wear them outside. I don't want the whole street to know my name!!! (since I had one, that's like a jersey with my name and class no.)
tiggirl Joined: 23 April 2003 Posts: 781 Location: Hanging out in the Gryffindor common room	Posted: Thursday 18 September 2003 05 28 45 pm in topic:what nationality are u? I'm 100% American, (that sounds more patriotic than intended) Born and raised in New Jersey!!! Yay, for the Garden State!!!
Friar Tuck Joined: 4 July 2003 Posts: 299 Location: The Island Paradiso	Posted: Saturday 16 August 2003 08 09 21 am in topic:The Blackout of 2003 I wonder why it didn't hit me(MD), when it did hit Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
Friar Tuck Joined: 4 July 2003 Posts: 299 Location: The Island Paradiso	Posted: Friday 15 August 2003 09 33 17 am    Post subject: The Blackout of 2003 in topic:The Blackout of 2003 As many of the members in the US(especially the Northeast/Midwest) and Canada(especially those in/near Toronto and Ottawa)know, there was a blackout in that region of the world yesterday. It spanned New Jersey, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire, Ohio, Michigan, and Connecticut, as well as the providences of Ontario and Quebec(not sure-not an expert of Canadian geography). I believe most of the power is back on, which means people trapped underground or in elevator shafts will be able to get out safely.
Lizzy Bennet Joined: 2 June 2003 Posts: 1214	Posted: Thursday 24 July 2003 03 34 17 pm in topic:Witchcraft, Christianty and Harry Potter. I'll get to the direct topic at hand when I have a little more time to post, but I did want to defend libraries. I am now a Children's Librarian, and I have worked in libraries prior to my hiring. I can't speak for all libraries, but all the ones I've worked in highly value patrons' intellectual freedom and access, meaning all patrons (young and old alike) have access to all materials for free. While (and this is a no-brainer) you don't disrespect someone who comes in the library and who has a concern about books or material on the Internet, at the same time, NONE of the libraries that I've worked in would EVER let me remove anything from the shelves, even if I wanted to do so (which I don't). I've worked in both academic and public libraries, and I am currently hired to work in a public library. Now, I do know school libraries face a good deal of pressure to remove books from the shelves, and I also know certain rural areas, especially those that are very religious, may have libraries that remove books, but trust me when I say from what I've read about libraries on the whole (being in the profession, we keep up with matters like these), these libraries are the minority. Libraries simply aren't what they were 50, 20, 10, or even 5 years ago! Nor are librarians the enemy...we aren't. Those who are religious aren't either...don't get me wrong, I don't support censorship at all, but I will say, we're all entitled to our opinions...I find it a shame that anyone puts their opinions on others and looks down upon them...I know that's how the world is, but that's not to say I'm any less disappointed. My view, as a Children's Librarian--a protector of children's right to read--is that parents should be involved in the decision-making of what books their children read. However, parents (or community members or religious groups, etc.) deciding what ALL children (or people, even) should read is simply wrong. Read or not read according to your own beliefs, but those are YOUR beliefs and your choices to make for yourself (and your children, if you have any), but not for anyone else. I'm sorry--I'm not at all angry or upset at anyone here, but I felt the need to defend my profession...the mass majority of us are on YOUR side--the readers' side--all the librarians I know (and I know many) LOVE Harry Potter, and the ones who don't simply don't like that genre or Harry Potter isn't their cup of tea--NOT because they feel the books are in any way satanic or should be banned. I think the author of [u]Stupid White Men[/u] wrote it best in his introduction (regarding that librarians in New Jersey, in America, protested publishers choosing not to publish the author's book [the librarians felt his work shouldn't be censored]) that "librarians are a terrorist group you don't want to cross"...true enough! ~ Lizzy
Holly Golightly Joined: 11 April 2003 Posts: 2666 Location: Tiffanys	Posted: Monday 9 June 2003 10 42 49 am in topic:101 things to do... -17: Watch State of Origin on Wednesday night...*Rubgy leauge* GO QUEENSLAND!!! -18: Laugh at all those NSW b**tards when they loose -19: Finally get around to purchasing a Panthers Jersey, provided that I can actually find one in a sorte anywhere... -20: pretend to study -21: go out drinking, whilst pretending to study -22: go watch The Life of David Gale... (looks like an awesome movie)