sparky2008123 wrote:
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By how much did Ron fail his Apparation test?
Also without looking!
Haha he splinched part of his eyebrow isn't it? Gotta feel for him...
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DIY wrote:
sparky2008123 wrote:
Trivia: Warning, if you have not read book 6 do not read the following, however, if you have, go and drag your cursor over this post. Proceed with caution:
By how much did Ron fail his Apparation test?
Also without looking!Haha he splinched part of his eyebrow isn't it? Gotta feel for him...
Oh yeah, that was it! I thought it was his ear for some reason... XD
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cartooncreator wrote:
DIY wrote:
sparky2008123 wrote:
Trivia: Warning, if you have not read book 6 do not read the following, however, if you have, go and drag your cursor over this post. Proceed with caution:
By how much did Ron fail his Apparation test?
Also without looking!Haha he splinched part of his eyebrow isn't it? Gotta feel for him...
Oh yeah, that was it! I thought it was his ear for some reason... XD
OW MY eYEBROW
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sparky2008123 wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
sparky2008123 wrote:
Trivia: What is Dumbledore's mother's name?
WITHOUT looking it up.Ooh! Ooh! Kendra!
CONGRATULATIONS! You are Correct!!!!! No, actually you're Nomolos.
But anyway, GREAAAAAAT JOB!!!!!
Trivia: Warning, if you have not read book 6 do not read the following, however, if you have, go and drag your cursor over this post. Proceed with caution:
By how much did Ron fail his Apparation test?
Also without looking!
Half of his eyebrow. DIY, you weren't specific enough. xP
DIY wrote:
scimonster wrote:
I thought the exchange was done at Gringotts. See book 2. The Grangers were changing Muggle money there, weren't they?
Yeah, but in OotP he used a Ministry service iirc.
I don't remember that... But there is a 95% chance you did remember correctly.
Now some thought questions, that i'm not sure about. (Spoilers ahead, obviously.)
As Hagrid points out, why did Sirius give him his bike, saying he wouldn't need it?
If Dobby's nose was so long, why wouldn't it have stuck out of the bush? After all, he must have been close enough to the front for Harry to see his eyes.
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scimonster wrote:
sparky2008123 wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
Ooh! Ooh! Kendra!CONGRATULATIONS! You are Correct!!!!! No, actually you're Nomolos.
But anyway, GREAAAAAAT JOB!!!!!
Trivia: Warning, if you have not read book 6 do not read the following, however, if you have, go and drag your cursor over this post. Proceed with caution:
By how much did Ron fail his Apparation test?
Also without looking!Half of his eyebrow. DIY, you weren't specific enough. xP
DIY wrote:
scimonster wrote:
I thought the exchange was done at Gringotts. See book 2. The Grangers were changing Muggle money there, weren't they?
Yeah, but in OotP he used a Ministry service iirc.
I don't remember that... But there is a 95% chance you did remember correctly.
Now some thought questions, that i'm not sure about. (Spoilers ahead, obviously.)
As Hagrid points out, why did Sirius give him his bike, saying he wouldn't need it?
If Dobby's nose was so long, why wouldn't it have stuck out of the bush? After all, he must have been close enough to the front for Harry to see his eyes.
Ah come on, the answer was close enough and was not wrong technically, although like you said it didn't go into specifics... xD
And I suppose Sirius insisted on giving Hagrid the bike because they wanted to get Harry out as soon as possible. Just my thoughts.
And by bush, which scene are you talking of?
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DIY wrote:
scimonster wrote:
sparky2008123 wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
Ooh! Ooh! Kendra!
CONGRATULATIONS! You are Correct!!!!! No, actually you're Nomolos.
But anyway, GREAAAAAAT JOB!!!!!
Trivia: Warning, if you have not read book 6 do not read the following, however, if you have, go and drag your cursor over this post. Proceed with caution:
By how much did Ron fail his Apparation test?
Also without looking!Half of his eyebrow. DIY, you weren't specific enough. xP
DIY wrote:
Yeah, but in OotP he used a Ministry service iirc.I don't remember that... But there is a 95% chance you did remember correctly.
Now some thought questions, that i'm not sure about. (Spoilers ahead, obviously.)
As Hagrid points out, why did Sirius give him his bike, saying he wouldn't need it?
If Dobby's nose was so long, why wouldn't it have stuck out of the bush? After all, he must have been close enough to the front for Harry to see his eyes.Ah come on, the answer was close enough and was not wrong technically, although like you said it didn't go into specifics... xD
And I suppose Sirius insisted on giving Hagrid the bike because they wanted to get Harry out as soon as possible. Just my thoughts.
And by bush, which scene are you talking of?
Beginning, Book 2
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mythbusteranimator wrote:
DIY wrote:
scimonster wrote:
sparky2008123 wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
Ooh! Ooh! Kendra!
CONGRATULATIONS! You are Correct!!!!! No, actually you're Nomolos.
But anyway, GREAAAAAAT JOB!!!!!
Trivia: Warning, if you have not read book 6 do not read the following, however, if you have, go and drag your cursor over this post. Proceed with caution:
By how much did Ron fail his Apparation test?
Also without looking!Half of his eyebrow. DIY, you weren't specific enough. xP
I don't remember that... But there is a 95% chance you did remember correctly.
Now some thought questions, that i'm not sure about. (Spoilers ahead, obviously.)
As Hagrid points out, why did Sirius give him his bike, saying he wouldn't need it?
If Dobby's nose was so long, why wouldn't it have stuck out of the bush? After all, he must have been close enough to the front for Harry to see his eyes.Ah come on, the answer was close enough and was not wrong technically, although like you said it didn't go into specifics... xD
And I suppose Sirius insisted on giving Hagrid the bike because they wanted to get Harry out as soon as possible. Just my thoughts.
And by bush, which scene are you talking of?Beginning, Book 2
Where he sees Dobby's big green eyes? Ah, right. Well, perhaps he was deep inside the bush? I know that is a shallow explanation but that's a possibility I guess.
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DIY wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
DIY wrote:
Ah come on, the answer was close enough and was not wrong technically, although like you said it didn't go into specifics... xD
And I suppose Sirius insisted on giving Hagrid the bike because they wanted to get Harry out as soon as possible. Just my thoughts.
And by bush, which scene are you talking of?Beginning, Book 2
Where he sees Dobby's big green eyes? Ah, right. Well, perhaps he was deep inside the bush? I know that is a shallow explanation but that's a possibility I guess.
And there happened to be two perfectly sized and angled holes going that deep in?
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scimonster wrote:
DIY wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
Beginning, Book 2Where he sees Dobby's big green eyes? Ah, right. Well, perhaps he was deep inside the bush? I know that is a shallow explanation but that's a possibility I guess.
And there happened to be two perfectly sized and angled holes going that deep in?
It's magic.
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scimonster wrote:
DIY wrote:
mythbusteranimator wrote:
Beginning, Book 2Where he sees Dobby's big green eyes? Ah, right. Well, perhaps he was deep inside the bush? I know that is a shallow explanation but that's a possibility I guess.
And there happened to be two perfectly sized and angled holes going that deep in?
or dobby poked the holes in
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genderdysmorphia wrote:
scimonster wrote:
DIY wrote:
Where he sees Dobby's big green eyes? Ah, right. Well, perhaps he was deep inside the bush? I know that is a shallow explanation but that's a possibility I guess.And there happened to be two perfectly sized and angled holes going that deep in?
or dobby poked the holes in
Yeah. Perhaps Dobby poked those holes to see into the Dursleys' garden.
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Trivia: How many times was the sword of gryffindor used in the series?
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Nomolos wrote:
Trivia: How many times was the sword of gryffindor used in the series?
Killing the basilisk, cracking open the ring, destroying the locket, and killing Nagini. That makes 4.
Another thought question: If Harry knew that the Weasleys always wanted a house-elf, why didn't he send Kreacher there instead of to Hogwarts?
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this is awsome how do u make projects and get comments
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DIY wrote:
genderdysmorphia wrote:
scimonster wrote:
And there happened to be two perfectly sized and angled holes going that deep in?or dobby poked the holes in
Yeah. Perhaps Dobby poked those holes to see into the Dursleys' garden.
What a creep
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DIY wrote:
genderdysmorphia wrote:
scimonster wrote:
And there happened to be two perfectly sized and angled holes going that deep in?or dobby poked the holes in
Yeah. Perhaps Dobby poked those holes to see into the Dursleys' garden.
Harry Potter Wiki wrote:
House-elves are between two to three feet tall, with spindly arms and legs and over-sized heads and eyes. They have pointed, bat-like ears and high, squeaky voices. Rather than conventional clothing, house-elves wear discarded items like pillowcases and tea-towels. Though when they are freed, and when they are able to pay for proper clothing, they seem to not know how to wear it. For example, Dobby wore a single different styled sock on each foot, and in fact was under the impression that it wasn't correct to wear two matching socks.
Source: http://harrypotter.wikia.com/wiki/House … appearance
No mention of nose size, on a wiki based on the book.
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scimonster wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
Trivia: How many times was the sword of gryffindor used in the series?
Killing the basilisk, cracking open the ring, destroying the locket, and killing Nagini. That makes 4.
Another thought question: If Harry knew that the Weasleys always wanted a house-elf, why didn't he send Kreacher there instead of to Hogwarts?
Did other people use the sword "off-screen" to add to that tally?
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kolasrinu wrote:
I've enjoyed every moment in the Hogwarts school.
So what you're sayin is... you've been to Hogwarts.
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Mentally, everyone has who read Harry Potter. Harry Potter is like the best book ever. It feels like you have gone to Hogwarts.
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DIY wrote:
11 year olds often don't get tricked into waiting for their Hogwarts letter for nothing.
I was so disappointed when I didn't get one.
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soupoftomato wrote:
scimonster wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
Trivia: How many times was the sword of gryffindor used in the series?
Killing the basilisk, cracking open the ring, destroying the locket, and killing Nagini. That makes 4.
Another thought question: If Harry knew that the Weasleys always wanted a house-elf, why didn't he send Kreacher there instead of to Hogwarts?Did other people use the sword "off-screen" to add to that tally?
Not that i know of.
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