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 Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:07 am
There seems to be a trend for these.
If you ask anything irrelevant,or something I find unreasonable..I have the right to not answer them.
So,choose your questions carefully.
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:33 am
Ooh, I've got one. Why are these things necessary? If someone had a question for someone else, wouldn't it be more prudent to ask them privately?
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Axel Walker the Trickster
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:42 am
Maeve Gilhooley Ooh, I've got one. Why are these things necessary? If someone had a question for someone else, wouldn't it be more prudent to ask them privately? Depends on the question.Some questions I've come across are general.
And either way,it would be more helpful to find out about a person publicly,rather than find out nothing at all when it's been said privately - when somebody else is.. eavesdropping.
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:46 am
If you were not in Slytherin, where would you like to be placed? Or would you move to another school cuz the other houses are way too weak? smile
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Axel Walker the Trickster
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:54 am
iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley Ooh, I've got one. Why are these things necessary? If someone had a question for someone else, wouldn't it be more prudent to ask them privately? Depends on the question.Some questions I've come across are general.
And either way,it would be more helpful to find out about a person publicly,rather than find out nothing at all when it's been said privately - when somebody else is.. eavesdropping.
However, eavesdroppery is much more common in public places than private. Your logic doesn't hold up, Malfoy.
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:56 am
Cruor Corvus If you were not in Slytherin, where would you like to be placed? Or would you move to another school cuz the other houses are way too weak? smile That's a difficult question to answer.
I wouldn't couldn't change schools,though.That would cause too many complications back home - and the fact that I've adjusted to the school,enough for me to remain there.
You did mention in your question the word 'like' so I'm assuming I'm allowed to freely choose.It isn't one of those things where you're forced to choose a house,and you can't avert it.So,if this is allowed - I would still stay in Slytherin,or else bones will break.
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 11:59 am
Maeve Gilhooley iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley Ooh, I've got one. Why are these things necessary? If someone had a question for someone else, wouldn't it be more prudent to ask them privately? Depends on the question.Some questions I've come across are general.
And either way,it would be more helpful to find out about a person publicly,rather than find out nothing at all when it's been said privately - when somebody else is.. eavesdropping.
However, eavesdroppery is much more common in public places than private. Your logic doesn't hold up, Malfoy. I may have worded it wrong,or you didn't understand it,Gilhooley.
I'm saying that: if you eavesdrop on a public 'interview',you would find out more.But,in private,you can't necessarily eavesdrops,resulting in no new knowledge.
I have no other way of explaining my answer.
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 12:12 pm
How do you feel about ferrets?
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Axel Walker the Trickster
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 12:31 pm
iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley Ooh, I've got one. Why are these things necessary? If someone had a question for someone else, wouldn't it be more prudent to ask them privately? Depends on the question.Some questions I've come across are general.
And either way,it would be more helpful to find out about a person publicly,rather than find out nothing at all when it's been said privately - when somebody else is.. eavesdropping.
However, eavesdroppery is much more common in public places than private. Your logic doesn't hold up, Malfoy. I may have worded it wrong,or you didn't understand it,Gilhooley.
I'm saying that: if you eavesdrop on a public 'interview',you would find out more.But,in private,you can't necessarily eavesdrops,resulting in no new knowledge.
I have no other way of explaining my answer. I don't know, I may or may not own a pair of Extendable Ears, depending on who is asking. I don't think there is such a thing as a 'private' conversation anymore.
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 12:35 pm
Our Celebrity How do you feel about ferrets? How do you feel about getting your face punched?
Ferrets?
I'm not particularly interested in those animals.They're not exactly amazing.
..I will remember you asked this.
-Glares-
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 12:37 pm
Maeve Gilhooley iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley Ooh, I've got one. Why are these things necessary? If someone had a question for someone else, wouldn't it be more prudent to ask them privately? Depends on the question.Some questions I've come across are general.
And either way,it would be more helpful to find out about a person publicly,rather than find out nothing at all when it's been said privately - when somebody else is.. eavesdropping.
However, eavesdroppery is much more common in public places than private. Your logic doesn't hold up, Malfoy. I may have worded it wrong,or you didn't understand it,Gilhooley.
I'm saying that: if you eavesdrop on a public 'interview',you would find out more.But,in private,you can't necessarily eavesdrops,resulting in no new knowledge.
I have no other way of explaining my answer. I don't know, I may or may not own a pair of Extendable Ears, depending on who is asking. I don't think there is such a thing as a 'private' conversation anymore. Why do you say that? (referring to the last sentence.)
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 12:47 pm
iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley iMalfoy Maeve Gilhooley Ooh, I've got one. Why are these things necessary? If someone had a question for someone else, wouldn't it be more prudent to ask them privately? Depends on the question.Some questions I've come across are general.
And either way,it would be more helpful to find out about a person publicly,rather than find out nothing at all when it's been said privately - when somebody else is.. eavesdropping.
However, eavesdroppery is much more common in public places than private. Your logic doesn't hold up, Malfoy. I may have worded it wrong,or you didn't understand it,Gilhooley.
I'm saying that: if you eavesdrop on a public 'interview',you would find out more.But,in private,you can't necessarily eavesdrops,resulting in no new knowledge.
I have no other way of explaining my answer. I don't know, I may or may not own a pair of Extendable Ears, depending on who is asking. I don't think there is such a thing as a 'private' conversation anymore. Why do you say that? (referring to the last sentence.) I work in a bookstore, Malfoy. I'm used to people hiding in the stacks, talking in hushed voices. They never notice when someone, say, a young woman reshelving books, is standing directly behind them. All I can say is, you all should consider yourselves blessed that I'm not a gossip, because Merlin's beard, the things I've heard.
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Axel Walker the Trickster
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Posted: Tue Dec 14, 2010 1:02 pm
iMalfoy Our Celebrity How do you feel about ferrets? How do you feel about getting your face punched?
Ferrets?
I'm not particularly interested in those animals.They're not exactly amazing.
..I will remember you asked this.
-Glares-
Too twitchy for you?
-All indifferent-like-
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 9:40 pm
How much wood would a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
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Posted: Wed Dec 15, 2010 11:24 pm
@Gilhooley: Heh - I might consider working in a bookshop.
Oh,I see - fair enough.
@Potter: I just don't see what's the ordeal about them.
@ Kristamort: You're strange.And that question was irrelevant.
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