January 22, 1998

Mar 22, 2008 08:27

My new charges (the Gryffindors) have been rather quiet of late. Too quiet - at that back table where many of them sit. Perhaps they are plotting to steal some more of my ancestors' magic, or at the very least this square of lasagna. I could have sworn that I was able to perform that charm in class before Finnigan - I think it was him - glowered at ( Read more... )

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notanotherpun March 22 2008, 02:37:24 UTC
Lasagna?

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soso_blase March 22 2008, 02:49:14 UTC
What else? Do you think it would be in bad taste or inconsiderate of the people at the third table if I washed it down with a glass of Muggleborn blood? I find it's the best way to finish a satisfying meal, don't you?

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notanotherpun March 22 2008, 02:51:36 UTC
I know Zabini is an Italian surname, but good Merlin.

I don't know about blood drinking - I prefer to bathe in it so that my skin remains luminescent.

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soso_blase March 22 2008, 02:56:25 UTC
Next time I will procure a red and white checkered cloth and ask our kindly headmaster if tiramisu can be arranged for our table. That should erase any lingering doubts from anyone else's mind.

I thought that you sunbathed at midnight to get your skin that way. I also find a splash of it goes well in pasta sauce in place of red white.

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shorttop March 22 2008, 15:14:42 UTC
We already have magic, thanks, and we definitely don't need yours.

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soso_blase March 23 2008, 02:07:33 UTC
The word "sarcasm" ring a bell? From what I saw of you in first year- Debatable in the case of some, Longbottom.

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lucylike March 26 2008, 04:27:43 UTC
Would you like us to NOT be quiet? Because that can be arranged...

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soso_blase March 26 2008, 04:29:47 UTC
Rise easily, don't you? That would depend on the context, I suppose.

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lucylike March 26 2008, 04:41:30 UTC
Why are you all so fucking slimy Whatever.

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soso_blase March 26 2008, 04:44:28 UTC
Ideally that context would not involve you or any other of your housemates, that is.

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