By Ruskbyte
Reviews
Wooster posted a comment on Monday 19th December 2005 5:58pm
Quivering jelly of a man. What a loser. Ugh
Wooster posted a comment on Monday 19th December 2005 5:39pm
Oh...my...god...can't...breathe...from...laughing. I know I shouldn't be laughing at the prophecy thingamabob, but "continued on next slab"? oh my god! HA!
Wooster posted a comment on Monday 19th December 2005 5:24pm
That has to be the most amiable conversation Draco and Harry have ever had. Interesting.
Wooster posted a comment on Monday 19th December 2005 5:07pm
That final line was perfect. Liked the conversation b/w the Proteus couple and Harry, very clever as well, can't wait to see the letter.
Wooster posted a comment on Monday 19th December 2005 4:25pm
Fantabulous chappie, not much more that i can say than that.
it_washere posted a comment on Monday 19th December 2005 1:42am
>Hogwarts' Grounds
>A Magical Energies Study
>by Calvin Hobbes
I think I may have to start worshiping the ground you walk on. First the Grim Reaper story, now this. Oh...
*dies laughing*
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 4:40pm
I'd really hate to be Tom Riddle Jr. at this point. REALLY hate.
Vitor Aquino posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 4:20pm
damn i shit my pants here...keep up with the good work!!
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 4:05pm
Ah, hell in a handbasket, bloomin' jonquils, and god save the queen, you always put the worst cliffies on the chapters that i decide are going to be my last for the day.
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I could grow to hate you if this story wasn't so blinkin' good.
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 3:41pm
O.O
uh-oh.
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 3:15pm
The drill was amusing, and I'm thinking the DADA profs have twenty different kinds of luck. Draco's timely arrival (by the way: eep!) blurring the map probably saved them from discovery, didn't it?
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 2:55pm
Oooh this is so much fun. And I really do love Moira.
Hats off to you for the most amusing thing ever: Snape being forced to cheer for Gryffindor.
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 2:39pm
That was fun. Very fun. The professors apparently became very adept with pranks as they grew up.
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 1:55pm
EEEEP! That was amazingly absolutely completely and in all other ways FANTASTIC!!!! Yay!!! What an ending to a chapter! *bounces around her living room like rabbit 'hopped up' on espresso*
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 1:24pm
Buttered toast? Nice.
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 12:58pm
WHAT?!???!?!?!
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 12:33pm
Man this is getting interesting, I wonder why I'm not more worried about Harry. Probably because 'death' in prophecy isn't always a literal 'death'. Anywho, only one question...is Calvin Hobbes a mischievous man with messy blonde hair who has an animagus form of a tiger per chance? Or am I making up references at this point?
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 12:10pm
Man I love those Scottish accents. So fun. I think Hermione's starting to piece together the DADA profs' secret. Wonder what the deal with the red thing is...and I REALLY want to know if there's a -phobia word for fear of red. THAT's a trivial piece of info, (my favorite kind.)
Wooster posted a comment on Sunday 18th December 2005 11:46am
God I love Blaise Zabini. I know the character, in cannon, is technically a guy, but it's she's so much better as a girl, and a very fun character.
I would really like to know where you found Crabbe and Goyle's song. It would make an interesting prank...
One mistake I caught:
"Moira Mackay had rapidly left her fellow fourth years behind and was now on par with most of the more proficient fifth-years." Isn't she, according to your story, in her third year right now?
Wooster posted a comment on Monday 19th December 2005 6:41pm