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[stillperfect]

If you would create something inspired by the idiocy that some lazy muggle came up with, it should not surprise a more intelligent being, such as myself, that you end up with a useless piece of trash that will not accept your password. I decided it was best that I just make a new journal rather than going off to have a word with the elder Weasley

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[really_harry]

He's not a nutcase, we were playing fine, and you really ought to get over the fact that you forgot your password.

[stillperfect]

Perhaps calling him that was a little too kind, all 23minutes and 43 seconds of your hovering about was quite impressive, considering, and no, I did not.

[really_harry]

No, it was totally unfair. Well maybe I didn't do much, but the team played fairly well, I thought. And why don't I believe you? It's okay if you can't work computers all that well, Draco. It's not like you had a lot of practise before.

[stillperfect]

Life is not fair. You never do much to start with apart from pose about a bit on your broom, then again you are playing for a team like Gryffindor, not much else to do is there? These computers are nothing but plastic boxes with a few buttons stuck on them, the downside is the muggle rubbish that is inside of them. It is no wonder they do not work properly.

[really_harry]

That doesn't give you an excuse to be cruel to someone like Mr. Weasley. And I seem to remember Gryffindor winning the Cup every year we've played for one, so we can't be too bad, can we? And don't be so grumpy about losing your password. These things aren't half bad.

[stillperfect]

I do not need an excuse. Yes, well, that is what happens when teachers play favourites. And I am not grumpy, in fact I am positively beaming with happiness, the fact you cannot see that is just yet further proof of how pathetic these inventions are.

[really_harry]

I'm not going to bother responding to the first two parts, but good. I'm glad you're happy.