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Browncoat Bar & Grill - Back in the Black

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AVERYFINECOMPANION

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 3:18 AM

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Originally posted by Hell's Kitten:

*Totally pwning that Potter kid*

I'm really glad someone else didn't like a "good" character. While I have no qualms with Harry, its Hagrid that pisses me off. He's a bumbling fool man-child who is always getting everyone around him nearly killed!

I was sort of hoping he'd get hit in the crossfire at um.. certain parts (I shall say no more)

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But aside from that... Slytherin is where it's at, yo. ((throws up a gang sign))

Hells yeah! *shows "sly 4 lyfe" gang tats on knuckles*

STINKINGROSE

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 11:37 AM

Shouldn't that be "sly4 deth"?

MSA

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 6:45 PM

Ok I didn't mean he should love Harry the character... I meant the books! Harry's not my favorite character either. For sheer enjoyment I'd have to say Fred and George( though occassionally Colin Creevy crakcs me up), but for depth of character and interest SNAPE!!!!!! it might be because Alan Rickman played him in the movies and there's some spill over, but honestly kinda have a crush on Snape.

To love someone is to see a miracle invisible to others.
--Francois Mauriac
It's fuzzy-minded liberal thinking like that that gets you eaten.

AVERYFINECOMPANION

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 9:24 PM

I love him too!! I always knew about "that past thing". I didn't know the depth of it obviously, but even before that chapter came up. I knew there was something there. You know what I'm talking about...I really like Lucious too.

As for the good people, I love Hermoine and the twins. They're great. The movie twins crack me up.

Oh! I dressed up as Bellatrix for Halloween once. It was fun times, I was thinking of doing it for D*C. But maybe not, the hair took forever.

GEE

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 9:28 PM

Sleepy!

should be working but no energy.

Play guitar hero and go to bed is the plan.

Cool dancing HK, good distraction yesterday and I have no idea how they move like that, cool tattoo too.

Agree mostly with comments on HP although I tend to light side things sadly however, and hiding for those who might not want to know

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I have a tendency to prefer heros to die and how much more effective would the ending be if Harry dies to kill the Horcrux and Neville kills Voldemort as well as Nagini (apologise for spellings. Mind you, I think this a lot, I loved Lord of the Rings, pretty much read it every year and still think it would be so much better if Frodo goes into the volcano with the ring and gollum. Not a lot of happy endings in my writing!

*magics up drinks for everyone*

*passes out in the corner*

NAVYSEILS

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 11:01 PM

@HK: thanks for the offer, but I don't think I would be able to accept a file that large via email. I'm sure I'll be able to find it elsewhere though.

@all the potter peoples: I still don't really fancy reading it, I don't know what it is. It just doesn't grab my interest. And the movies put me off too. Though I'm almost certain that in the event I did read the books that a Slytherin fan I would be. From the little I've saw of the HP stuffs, they're definitely more interesting than harry and chums.

HELL'S KITTEN

Wednesday, January 20, 2010 11:39 PM

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Originally posted by averyfinecompanion:
As for the good people, I love Hermione and the twins. They're great. The movie twins crack me up.

Heh, Avery, I could rant on about Harry and the stupid shit he did, far worse than Hagrid, but don't mean to devolve this Bar & Grill into the Potter B&G...

But...! So... Avery, based on this:

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Originally posted by Navyseils:
Though I'm almost certain that in the event I did read the books that a Slytherin fan I would be. From the little I've saw of the HP stuffs, they're definitely more interesting than harry and chums.

Think we could make him some sort of honorary Slytherin or somethin'?

Navy, I didn't really care for the books, either, and I wouldn't recommend them to anyone. They were very predictable to me. Hell, I could have written the last few and been spot on... with a few obvious (better) differences. XD

As for the movies, I first saw them on TV (when there was nothing better to do on a Saturday afternoon) before the 4th movie came out in the theatres. The *only* reason I liked them and continued watching was because of Alan Rickman. His portrayal of the character was, to me, fantastic. Also? He's hot. I think there are a few other cute things about the movies, but all in all, they're very rushed, they leave out a tremendous amount of important details, and they're ever so slightly condescending.... But maybe that's just me. [/perpetuation]

But you're right: we Slytherins are way more interesting. XD

NVGHOSTRIDER

Thursday, January 21, 2010 2:58 AM

MSA said: eeeek retract that

Not knowing I was logged in. She was commenting on the hotness of Snape or some creepy such.

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AVERYFINECOMPANION

Thursday, January 21, 2010 3:13 AM

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Originally posted by nvghostrider:
MSA said: eeeek retract that

Not knowing I was logged in. She was commenting on the hotness of Snape or some creepy such.

HA!!!!

That is FANTASTIC! Is it sad I didn't even realize it wasn't under her sn??

That made my night.

Thanks!

@HK: I think that is doable. I don't know if he is sinister enough. We may have to give him a few lessons...

@Navy: Just don't wind up in Hufflepuff and you'll be alright.

STINKINGROSE

Thursday, January 21, 2010 3:22 AM

(wibbles)

"...but I was a Hufflepuff according to a quiz..I was also a Gryffindor according to the same quiz... where's a sorting hat when you need one?"

Why does that house name always remind me of "Puffinstuff"? Ah the days of yore with some really whacked-out TV to warp a young and impressionable mind....