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Things have been rather good for me this week. The DE meetings have been very eventful and the dancing lessons with Vincent have been getting my mind off nasty things (my rather unknown past, that is). He's an excellent dancer and a fun bloke.
Speaking of which, red-headed girl, do you still want to play the George-game? I'm getting quite tired of it, it's not fun in the long run after I've read your entries where you describe killing your male family members one by one. Voldemort knows whether I'll be the next one to go, you could turn mental and start thinking I actually am your brother.
And what good would come out of that, hmm?
Don't take this the bad way, but the redheads can be quite disturbing at times. I saw the squid-loving one on Halloween and his tentacles were everywhere!
Then again, I must recognize the unique Weasley traditions, culture and habits. I'm an open-minded person and would never discriminate anyone against their race. Let all flowers bloom and all that. I truly don't care if you're black, white, green, Weasley or a Weasley squid, you're still all equal to me!
After all, I know the past generations of the Weasley race have been cruely hunted. Yes, it's very true. During the Middle Ages and everything. Freckles on the skin of Weasleys were identified as "witch marks". How silly! Of course Weasleys are of the magical type. What else? Still, the persecution of the Weasley race was absolute horrifying in those days. Thankfully it has stopped.
By the way, I dressed up as Fred aka The Bloke That Looks Disturbingly Much Like Me for Halloween. Many people were very confused, so it was fun.
I found a seedee in the Gryffindor common room and inserted it inside this lapjob-thingy. It's rather interesting!
Anyway, I have a lot of homework I ought to be doing. Cheerio!
Speaking of which, red-headed girl, do you still want to play the George-game? I'm getting quite tired of it, it's not fun in the long run after I've read your entries where you describe killing your male family members one by one. Voldemort knows whether I'll be the next one to go, you could turn mental and start thinking I actually am your brother.
And what good would come out of that, hmm?
Don't take this the bad way, but the redheads can be quite disturbing at times. I saw the squid-loving one on Halloween and his tentacles were everywhere!
Then again, I must recognize the unique Weasley traditions, culture and habits. I'm an open-minded person and would never discriminate anyone against their race. Let all flowers bloom and all that. I truly don't care if you're black, white, green, Weasley or a Weasley squid, you're still all equal to me!
After all, I know the past generations of the Weasley race have been cruely hunted. Yes, it's very true. During the Middle Ages and everything. Freckles on the skin of Weasleys were identified as "witch marks". How silly! Of course Weasleys are of the magical type. What else? Still, the persecution of the Weasley race was absolute horrifying in those days. Thankfully it has stopped.
By the way, I dressed up as Fred aka The Bloke That Looks Disturbingly Much Like Me for Halloween. Many people were very confused, so it was fun.
I found a seedee in the Gryffindor common room and inserted it inside this lapjob-thingy. It's rather interesting!
Anyway, I have a lot of homework I ought to be doing. Cheerio!