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[veryverysmart]

OH, HONESTLY.For all of you complaining about people posting things you do not thing are "worthy" of being posted, get over yourselves. Please. People have the right to write whatever they want, and it isn't within your jurisdiction to determine what is the "right" thing to write and what is the "wrong" thing to write! I profess that I am

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[prefectlyernie]

Easy for you to say, Granger, you can't peep your head outside of your books often enough to even glance at your computer, let alone have a social life not confined to elves and boys who lose maturity and irritability contests with cockroaches.

[no_opinion]

I may not be able to do it myself, but I will petition to have points removed from you. Insulting a fellow prefect with false statements!

[potter_mouth]

IT MAKES SENSE THAT YOU WOULD HAVE NO RESERVES AS TO WHAT WAS POSTED ON THESE THINGS. EVER SINCE YOU STARTED PARADING YOUR ASS AROUND EVERYWHERE.

[ur_so_vane]

That is no way to talk to a girl who is your best friend, Harry! Go to your room!

[potter_mouth]

LIKE I'M GOING TO FALL FOR THAT ONE AGAIN.

[ur_so_vane]

I said your room, not mine. You're not allowed in mine, yet. After marriage.

If you behave!

[ur_so_vane]

I am in complete agreement. This is discrimination, telling people what to post or not to post. Those who feel offended by it can simply NOT READ IT.

People are so stuck-up about stupid little things like internet journals nowadays!

[dracoisyourking]

I agree, though not happily, with you. People have far too many things stuck up their arses. Besides, the Dark Lord is a trendsetter - it's useless to fight it.

You can't fight the cool.

[prefectlyernie]

But you can fight the stupid.

[dracoisyourking]

Probably explains your house's incredible popularity.

[prefectlyernie]

Yes, our battle is waged fiercely. We hold off the forces of dumb, and retain some semblance of non-barminess around here.

[terryclothrags]

Fair enough, Seamus threatening test-displayers with violence is out of line. But surely, there can be nothing wrong with calling a spade a spade and saying that these tests are stupid and ugly and should not be posted in polite company. As proof, let's assume, arguendo, that no one can say what things are 'right' or 'wrong' to express. It follows that those who express opinions about the rightness or wrongness of certain expressions cannot have those expressions of opinions judged right nor wrong. So therefore, it is neither right nor wrong to say 'Oh Merlin's Beard, I hate you all, stop posting quizzes!' And so it seems to me that if you really think your post is more than poetic nonsense, you happen to in performative contradiction with the content of your claims, so understood.