"In the film Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - part 1, Dirigible Plums are depicted growing upside downamid the dark shiny leaves of its bushy tree, as observed by Harry Potter, Hermione Granger, and Ron Weasley when they see the plant besie Xenophilius Lovegood's house in Deathly Hallows - Part 1." LOL! :D It has "plums" (in my language it's a slang for female privates), "upside down" and my favourite Ron in it - this year is about to get kinky! :D LMFAO!
Nope, plum is a slang for woman's - well, not vagina exclusively, but the whole set of woman's private parts down under - I guess someone was cleverly reminded of a plum when looking at one. Eeerm... it beats me why, makes no bloody sense. :) Oh, the book is Harry Potter The Creature's Vault, which Praevarus treated me for my b-day. *that girl should seriously run for a president of something* Go google it, it's got fantastic graphics in it and my 4-year-old is completely in love with Fenrir Greyback's teeth! :D
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Obviously she was wrong--and I'm not sure why.
That bodes well. LOL
(If I had decided to look to my right, I'd have picked up OotP and got part of the Sorting Hat's song.)
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LOL! :D It has "plums" (in my language it's a slang for female privates), "upside down" and my favourite Ron in it - this year is about to get kinky! :D
LMFAO!
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Glad you got a fun-sounding one! :D What book is that?
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Oh, the book is Harry Potter The Creature's Vault, which Praevarus treated me for my b-day. *that girl should seriously run for a president of something* Go google it, it's got fantastic graphics in it and my 4-year-old is completely in love with Fenrir Greyback's teeth! :D
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Ooh, that sounds brilliant!
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Fuck my life!
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Right. :P
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Actually Philosopher's stone. Not sure how to interpret this o.O
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