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Nov 30, 2010 00:51

Geography of the English Channel
a report by Hermione Granger, Year 6The English Channel is the body of water that joins the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea, and separates Great Britain from the north of France. At 560 kilometers long and 240 kilometers wide at its largest point, the Channel is considered by many to be a small sea of its own, ( Read more... )

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[audio forever for lash] you_go_boom November 30 2010, 06:04:52 UTC
BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORING!

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[audio] bookishnettler November 30 2010, 16:34:00 UTC
[there's a bang as she drops her book on the floor in surprise]

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you_go_boom November 30 2010, 19:57:32 UTC
Teeheehee! Whoops, did I scare ya?

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bookishnettler December 2 2010, 22:11:47 UTC
Who are you?

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sorry I couldn't resist XD nihonboku November 30 2010, 06:05:03 UTC
M-my.

I...

...did not expect to see this sort of thing here.

Ah, if you would not mind. This is not exactly the place for... geography reports. There surely are... more appropriate places to display such material.

(ooc: an ongoing joke among hetalia fans: nations who think travel documentaries are like pr0ns and books on geography are like smut...)

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oh my god XD bookishnettler November 30 2010, 16:34:50 UTC
What are you doing in my homework?!

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Don't get me started on what body part we think is the English Channel... ^3^ nihonboku November 30 2010, 18:03:53 UTC
H-homework? is... that what this is? schools these days...!

W-well. I must inform you that you have stumbled upon an item which allows you to communicate with people, both human and non-human, from a variety of worlds. It certainly is not the correct forum for the submission of... geographically-oriented material.

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bookishnettler December 2 2010, 22:12:31 UTC
No I haven't. This is my schoolbook.

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phoenix_temple November 30 2010, 06:09:58 UTC
Oh my, so many reports showing up on the community lately!

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bookishnettler November 30 2010, 16:35:43 UTC
What community?

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wtf. i did not hit enter this morning ._. phoenix_temple December 1 2010, 00:12:59 UTC
It's called "DramaDramaDuck" and I am afraid you're trapped here, for some time.

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;; bookishnettler December 2 2010, 22:13:07 UTC
It's a book. You can't really be trapped in a book. can you?

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c_o_u_r_a_g_e November 30 2010, 07:28:12 UTC
Your homework ended up here too? Woops.

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bookishnettler November 30 2010, 16:36:04 UTC
Who are you?

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c_o_u_r_a_g_e November 30 2010, 17:12:03 UTC
Oh, sorry! I'm new here too, my name is Blaine. :]

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bookishnettler November 30 2010, 17:13:40 UTC
... I'm Hermione. I'm not really here on purpose.

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bookishnettler November 30 2010, 16:36:31 UTC
... How do you know my name?

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bookishnettler December 2 2010, 22:14:06 UTC
Who's Albus?

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