My Likes/Dislikes List: Harry/Draco Centric

Jan 07, 2016 17:05

Because gracerene challenged people to do this in one of her Snowflake Challenge posts! :D ( Read more... )

me myself and i, harry/draco, likes/dislikes

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gracerene January 7 2016, 18:19:16 UTC
\o/

Love this. And I really liked how you organized! :D

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lauren3210 January 7 2016, 19:17:41 UTC
High five for organisation! I do love a well organised list, so I thank you for the repeat challenge! ♥

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eidheann_writes January 7 2016, 18:36:52 UTC
Oh my god. This is an amazing list but I'm completely hung up on sight melons. Because sight melons.

*ded-

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lauren3210 January 7 2016, 19:16:49 UTC
YOU HAVE SUCH BEAUTIFUL SIGHT MELONS MY DEAR

MY, WHAT BRIGHT GLOBULES YOU HAVE

WHAT WONDROUS HEAD BEADS

LOOK AT ME WITH THOSE WIDE SPHEROIDS

Honestly, I could go on... :D

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eidheann_writes January 7 2016, 19:24:51 UTC
♥_♥

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snowgall January 7 2016, 18:41:26 UTC
Oh I think it's so fun to read about other people's likes and dislikes ( ... )

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lauren3210 January 7 2016, 19:32:47 UTC
Yes, we do seem to have very similar tastes, which is very cool! And please, chat away, I'm always interested in seeing where I differ from others ( ... )

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snowgall January 7 2016, 21:38:13 UTC
Oh! Good point about the British-English vs. American English thing. Could very well be true - I really don't know where it started. But it's interesting because the phrase on this side of the pond is usually "I could/couldn't care less." I don't often hear "I could/couldn't give a fuck" so that's very probably a much more British usage, and very possibly the "could/couldn't" variation could have come from American influence. Hmmm.

"I could care less" always bothered my mother something awful, but I've tried to be more zen about it since it really is ubiquitous and it's a fight that we're just not going to win, at least not in the states, and not any time soon. Language is slippery that way.

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