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teyannanecole
Joined: 2 August 2008
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Posted: Friday 22 August 2008 06 58 29 pm Post subject: Re: Only for those who have already seen OoTP!!! in topic:Only for those who have already seen OoTP!!! |
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The movie took a while to grow on me. I will never be able to get over the fact that they did not show that Voldemort sent yet another AK curse at Harry and DD used the main statue in the MoM to block it. I thought that was an extremely important part of the storyline and never thought that they wouldn't show that. I didn't like that they took out Ron and Hermoine's prefect story and Ron's quittich (sp?) but I understand that it doesn't have to do with Harry's story, it just on of JK's side stories. |
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*Riley*
Joined: 30 November 2007
Posts: 1710
Location: Celebrating with good friends
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Posted: Sunday 6 July 2008 06 20 05 am Post subject: Re: RPG: Law of the Serpent in topic:RPG: Law of the Serpent |
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The stairs were almost taunting him of the excersise in which he needed.
He strode towards the headmasters office, he found it quite easily as he had been in their quite a few times during his time at the school.
He came into the corridor where the gargoyles were talking and when he walked towards them they called insults. But when he reached them and pulled out his wand and pointed it at them menacingly they fell into silence.
"Can I go up" he asked while pocketing his wand
"Password please" teased the gargoyle.
He had never liked the statues or ghosts at Hogwarts, they were oblivious to the cold rush they gave you when they walked through you. And he especialy disliked those pesky Peeves, oh how he would like to beat them at their own game.
"Let me in" he growled, immediately becoming agitated.
"No password, no entry" sighed the gargoyle sarcasticly |
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choki
Joined: 1 May 2003
Posts: 3138
Location: In the Land of chicken worshippers, trying to open a fried chicken fastfood chain
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Posted: Sunday 16 March 2008 07 01 33 am in topic:RPG: The Time-Turner |
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***
"I...er... Can you...be...be..." the young man stuttered. There was a long pause. He had practiced in front of the mirror a couple of times today and yet, he failed.
"Huh? What is wrong with you today?" the young lady eyed him, full of curious.
"Oh, you know...that... Yule Ball thing?"
"Ya?"
"I...er...wanted...to...er..."
"Alright!"
"Uh?"
"I'll be your dance partner. I figured out you will end up with no partner since you are sooooo unpopular with girls." The young lady wheeled around, hiding her grin, while he stood like a statue with his mouth gaping, in disbelief. The bunch of female students who was following the young man all day long had lost their hopes when they overheard the conversation.
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"Congratulations! Heard you will be going to the Ministry," the lady extended her hand.
"It's nothing, really. But thanks." He held her hand for a handshake.
"You'll be a real busy man in the future!"
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"Congratulations..." the man said, with a tinge of sadness.
"Thanks..." the lady in white replied, with an equal sadness in her voice.
"Oh Juvenis! Thank you for coming to our wedding," said a man standing next to the lady. "You're Daone's best friend, she must be happy you're here today! Heard you was ill for a couple of weeks ago. Thank god you've recovered in time for our wedding today."
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"Why him..."
"It's too late"
"Why him..."
"The elders had already arranged the date"
"You're not answering me"
"I came to give you the wedding invitation"
"Why is it HIM and not ME!?"
"You're never there for me! You are always too busy... too slow... too foolish... and too late"
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[i]"When we grow up, do you think we can still play together like now," asked the little girl.
"Why not," answered the little boy innocently, "we will be like my papa and mama and your papa and mama."
"Juvenis... there's something on your face," said the little girl.
"Where?"
"On your whole face," the girl said while rubbing her hand full of mud on the boy's face. She then quickly stood up and ran off in the opposite direction.
"Daone!!!"
"You cannot catch me!" The 5-year-old girl shouted cheekily at her playmate.
"Wait up... it is unfair, you tricked me in the first place!" The boy answered back in defiance. The two continued their teasing and chasing all through the noon. [/i] |
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Simatra
Joined: 9 October 2006
Posts: 2279
Location: Why do you need to know???
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Posted: Sunday 8 July 2007 02 42 40 pm in topic:Reasons to Get Sorted Into a House! :) |
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[quote]Make it up? Yeah right, the Giant Pirahna Bunny escaped some time ago through a massive hole in the common room wall, I have no idea where its gone but I bet Hagrid knows.
I almost fed Paul to it once actually, it was hiding in a cupboard and Paul nearly opened the door when he came looking for the quiz answers...
We do have a pet cat though somewhere and a chocolate statue that replaces itself everytime someone eats a bit...[/quote]
....ackward  .....Okay then! So if you go to Hufflepuff;
-You can eat a chocolate statue
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-you can BE eaten by their muted bunny!
Fun opions, right? 
Let's just hope that bunny is long gone by now....like somewhere in......The North Pole. Not the South though, that where there's real land and penguins!  |
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Scellanis
Joined: 11 September 2002
Posts: 6192
Location: Pretending to be a sea slug with 'go faster' stripes...
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Posted: Sunday 8 July 2007 10 58 33 am in topic:Reasons to Get Sorted Into a House! :) |
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Simatra wrote: | What ARE you talking about???? Or did you just make that up? And I thought it was chickens or ducks, or somemat.... |
Make it up? Yeah right, the Giant Pirahna Bunny escaped some time ago through a massive hole in the common room wall, I have no idea where its gone but I bet Hagrid knows.
I almost fed Paul to it once actually, it was hiding in a cupboard and Paul nearly opened the door when he came looking for the quiz answers...
We do have a pet cat though somewhere and a chocolate statue that replaces itself everytime someone eats a bit... |
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Queen Zixi
Joined: 10 February 2007
Posts: 11
Location: Kingdom of Ix
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Posted: Sunday 11 February 2007 03 16 56 pm Post subject: Lurline's Liquor & Exotic Goods in topic:Lurline's Liquor & Exotic Goods |
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Hemera Lurline has been around to many places in the Wizarding World, as well as others. She has contacts with rather--interesting beings in interesting places. She also likes tasting wine. So why not combine these to hobbies into a business?
[u]Beverages[/u]
[b]Lacasa[/b]- Non Alcholic beverage, tastes better than soda-water and lemonade. Sold in cans.
[b]Water of Oblivion[/b]- Enchanted to make the drinker forget everything and they become as innocent--and dumb-- as a small child. Sold in small vials as it is potent. Popular with bar owners.
[b]Black Forest Brew[/b]- Imported from Western Germany, this beer is smooth but has a few unexpected kicks. Sold in bottles.
[b]Omby Whiskey[/b]- Directly from the distinguished Amby Omby breweries in Ireland. It is a little weak at first but the closer you get to the green part, the better it tastes. Sold in bottles.
[b]North County Wine[/b]- Sweet black currant wine. Popular with the ladies.
[b]Fourth World Gin[/b]- Basic booze for any party. Sold in small bottles.
[u]Exotic Goods[/u]
[b]Wishing Pills[/b]- Only three per package. The user must count backwards by 2s before swallowing. Results 100% guaranteed
[b]Fighting Knitting Needles[/b]- With these needles, you will never prick yourself again. Turns extremly sharp when you need to defend yourself.
[b]Perfect Picture[/b]- Lets you see any person you wish in any place.
[b]Iron Defender[/b]- It's a statue enchanted to serve you. There is a key to turn it on and off.
[b]Reinforced Kettle[/b]- For all those annoying potions that require certain conditions. Popular in America, debutted in Chicago in the 1800s and has been going strong sense.
[b]Bold Mens' Ties[/b]- Look proffessional and have a confidence boost at the same moment. |
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Phoenix in the Ashes
Joined: 23 January 2005
Posts: 5120
Location: Wandering around the RPG Area
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Posted: Thursday 3 August 2006 01 33 34 am in topic:Statue For Richard Harris |
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I agree 100% with you; in many countries aorund the world statues are erected for famous people, and, I think, Richard Harris qualifies. |
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Snow_Crystal
Joined: 18 July 2005
Posts: 1180
Location: Flying around eagerly waiting for Midnight...
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Posted: Tuesday 4 July 2006 10 22 11 am in topic:Statue For Richard Harris |
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Hi Seamus, think you might have misread what Rory was trying to say there. more of a rhetorical question I suppose.
I think it was more of thing like "why wouldn't they want a statue of him as he deserves it" |
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Rory Pridinham
Joined: 1 May 2003
Posts: 506
Location: *Looks around* .... good question....
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Posted: Thursday 22 June 2006 04 43 48 pm in topic:Statue For Richard Harris |
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Well, they had better!
I mean, look at all the fantastic acting work he's done over the years! Plus, the poor man was haunted by an 8-year old boy in his castle, can you imagine how many sleepless nights he had???
Anyway, they've got statues in Ottawa, Canada for people like Terry Fox, why not someone like Richard Harris? (poor man, only lived till he was 72 . . .) |
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