The problem is, my position requires me to be away from my house most of the day, which creates little need for trinkets. Of course, what was cheap then (early printings of books, namely), might be worth quite a bit now to collecters.
*coldly* Your Gryffindor answer offends me highly. Were there not a no-kill rule on these grounds, sir, I should demand that you make restitution for that remark. In blood.
I think you misunderstand me. Napoleon legalized sodomy, but not marriage. I don't know how it is 'round here, but back where I'm from, it was common enough for convicts in particular to organize unions between themselves.
((ohh, now Stephen will really be seeing red! He HATES Napoleon. Probably with more passion than he hates just about anything else! ))
Sir, let me be plain. Not every prisoner is a criminal, and not every man involved in such a union, as you put it, has criminal predilections. As for your Napoleon, I have not a word for it, may he burn for eternity in the lowest circle of hell.
Give me one good reason why I ought not squib you.
Teh! Politics! And anyways, who said that covicts were the only ones? Moi, j'ai un petit défaut aussi. And yourself, I'm assuming, due to the outbursts.
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Anyway, you're refreshingly free of bullshit, which is good.
((OOC: LOVE!))
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(Sign: "Slytherin. There is a just sense to you, but a cold caculating personality. And Ravenclaw has too many drunks.")
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Sir, let me be plain. Not every prisoner is a criminal, and not every man involved in such a union, as you put it, has criminal predilections. As for your Napoleon, I have not a word for it, may he burn for eternity in the lowest circle of hell.
Give me one good reason why I ought not squib you.
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Slytherin.
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Slytherin!
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