well, i couldn't imagine a dull break at the Burrow - sounds like you had a blast! Hmm, no kiss for Ginny, eh? Well, better luck next time mate! Oh, even though I'm in Florida in the United States, and have never relatively seen//touched snow my entire life -- GET INTO IT! Heck, I probably woulda gone a little bonkers...anywho - let's just say I was on a field trip to a beach one day and got into a sandball fight...ow...
On the subject, I completely agree on your rant about the role-playing. I went into a group of that one day and it was bloody awful. A "Hermione" was talking like a valley-girl about how she wanted to marry "you" and how "Cho" was her best friend. I was laughing my arse off to say the least! As funny as it was, I just don't see the point in why people do it. It's pointless - basically, they're all practically prancing around saying "WOO HOO! I'M HARRY POTTER'S BEST FRIEND! AND I'M TRYING TO MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE A COMPLETE ARSE BECAUSE I'M DUMB LIKE THAT! WOO HOO!" yeah...that's just my take on it.
question, also, Harry - have you ever been to the States? If so, how was it? :)
Can you even make sand balls? I'd have thought they'd just crumble to bits in your hands. I suppose if they were wet that would be rather uncomfortable though. At the bottom of the pitch, (Quidditch pitch) there's a kind of sandy bottom, just below the posts, and sometimes during practices we land there, but if you land too hard you wind up with sand in your boots, and for the rest of the practise you're trying to dump them out while avoiding Bludgers.
yeah, that does sound a bit challenging. yeah, sand balls have to be at least half wet - i remember this kid in 7th grade in my muggle middle school was going to throw a big clump of dirt at me(i thought he was joshing around) but it was this huge thing of mud that ended up on my cheek .....it stayed (my cheek) red for at least 4 days...couldn't imagine what it would have been like if it was a bludger. eep! :x
if i wasn't muggle, i'd think i'd like to try at getting a spot on one of the house teams (Gryffindor's mostly) and try out to be a beater or a keeper (more a keeper) :) but alas, i am only muggle :/
On the subject, I completely agree on your rant about the role-playing. I went into a group of that one day and it was bloody awful. A "Hermione" was talking like a valley-girl about how she wanted to marry "you" and how "Cho" was her best friend. I was laughing my arse off to say the least! As funny as it was, I just don't see the point in why people do it. It's pointless - basically, they're all practically prancing around saying "WOO HOO! I'M HARRY POTTER'S BEST FRIEND! AND I'M TRYING TO MAKE THEM LOOK LIKE A COMPLETE ARSE BECAUSE I'M DUMB LIKE THAT! WOO HOO!" yeah...that's just my take on it.
question, also, Harry - have you ever been to the States? If so, how was it? :)
Reply
Anyways, no, I haven't.
Reply
if i wasn't muggle, i'd think i'd like to try at getting a spot on one of the house teams (Gryffindor's mostly) and try out to be a beater or a keeper (more a keeper) :) but alas, i am only muggle :/
Reply
Leave a comment