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Post by talisha on Jun 27, 2004 19:37:40 GMT 11
I'd be a Gryffindor, but when you read that through, especially the Founder's Intentions, don't you think that HUfflepuff would be the 'best' house? I mean, they don't judge and treat all equally. Even though Gryffindor and Ravenclaw aren't BAD, they still want specific qualitites or requirements, HUfflepuff seems unbias and friendly.
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 27, 2004 21:39:41 GMT 11
yeah i agree! and poufsouffle or whatever sounds great!! lol!
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Post by Lix on Jun 27, 2004 23:54:42 GMT 11
pouffesouffle... it sounds as silly as hufflepuff, they just sound really dumb to me. go ravenclaw!!! but harry had to be a griffydor, but why is hermoine there? she should be ravenclaW!
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Post by Dameon on Jun 28, 2004 10:35:32 GMT 11
She says in Book 5 that the Hat thought hard about making her Ravenclaw, but then decided she'd be best in Gryffindor.
She's brave, she's adventury. And it wouldn't work any other way for plot purposes!!!
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 28, 2004 15:51:36 GMT 11
true. shes not just a brain!
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Post by Elspethseeker on Jun 28, 2004 16:17:06 GMT 11
HArry in french interesting! Sounds fun!
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 28, 2004 16:21:50 GMT 11
haha! who has harry potter in french anyway?
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Post by Elspethseeker on Jun 28, 2004 16:27:45 GMT 11
Some one in france! Or some one who loves the books a lot and collects the different covers. i was going to buy it in aus. when i got home i was glad i didn't since my sister bought it for me. I noticed the covers were different
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 28, 2004 16:29:29 GMT 11
yes...and the american one is harry potter and the sorcerers stone or something, no thte philosophers stone!
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Post by Elspethseeker on Jun 28, 2004 16:31:10 GMT 11
Yes sorceres stone is correct. i suposse when you get to it they both mean the same things. Right?
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 28, 2004 21:04:12 GMT 11
true my friend! just different. i though its was so strange when i frst heard it, i was so used to philosopher stone. i wonder why they changed it?????
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Post by Arien on Jun 28, 2004 21:07:36 GMT 11
yep, they're one and the same!! ;D i like looking at the HP book covers from all the different countries. 'tis cool. there's no chance i'd be in hufflepuff. i don't work hard...i'm REALLY lazy. i don't think i'm brave, either...so no Gryffindor. And...i dunno, but i don't think i'd go too well in Ravenclaw...that'd be my second choice for a house.. Slytherin for me! hehehe, sorry, i just can't get over pouffesouffle!! teehee! ;D it's so cute!!
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 28, 2004 22:37:49 GMT 11
ooooooooooooo we have a slithery slytherin!!!! but theyre so EVIL!!!!! theyre like a whole house of ariels and herders!!!!!!! ugh!!!!
i dont know though. maybe id have to make a new house, coz i dont know where id fit in either!!!. that or gryffindor or ravenclaw
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Post by Lix on Jun 28, 2004 23:17:23 GMT 11
i have chamber of secrets in french, my boy bought it for me, and it damned near killed me trying to read it!!! took me two weeks of several hours a day to get through it. too many tenses and stuff! but yeah here's a paragraoh to entertain you all with:
ce n'eatait pas le premiere fois qu'une dispute eclatait au petit dejeuner dans la maison du 4, privet drive. mr vernon dursey avait ete reveille a l'aube par un hululement sonore qui provenait de la chambre de son neveu harry.
which is a whole heap of french bull for it wasnt the first time there was a dispute over breakfast at 4 privet drive. dursley had been woken up by a "hulabaloo" (best woord i can think of) which rang out from the bedroom of his nephew harry.
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Post by Lix on Jun 28, 2004 23:18:34 GMT 11
philos stone was changed because sorcerer's stone was easier for the umm people over the otherside of the world to undertand.
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 28, 2004 23:20:38 GMT 11
wow. thats all i can say. you must be so good at french!!!!!!!! i understood some of the single words, like 'bedroom' yay! go me....not! well i know who to go to if i have trouble with french!!!! hope u dont mind!!!!
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Post by Bobbi on Jun 28, 2004 23:21:07 GMT 11
huh? why couldnt they understand philopspher? ?
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Post by Lix on Jun 28, 2004 23:34:59 GMT 11
sorry that was really rude of me to rbign it up, it was a comment on the intelegence of a particular contry's pop but i wouldnt want to insult someone i know from that country who posts here yeah sure come to me with ur french stuff, im not THAT good at it but im not oo bad. been learning about 9 years now i think so yeah, but that was on and off
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Post by Timm on Jun 29, 2004 12:59:28 GMT 11
ce n'eatait pas le premiere fois qu'une dispute eclatait au petit dejeuner dans la maison du 4, privet drive. mr vernon dursey avait ete reveille a l'aube par un hululement sonore qui provenait de la chambre de son neveu harry. I can understand! Sorta... This wasn't the first time that a fight broke out over breakfast at Number 4 Privet Drive. Mr Vernon Dursley was...............blah blah blah..... Of the bedroom of his nephew Harry.
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Post by Lix on Jun 29, 2004 17:58:54 GMT 11
yes uses very technical tenses, for some reason the frnech seem to have about 10 diferent tenses. cant think why you'd need them!!! tho i guess we kidna do to, we're just npot aware of them
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Post by Elspethseeker on Jul 2, 2004 15:36:19 GMT 11
Yes i can see why we are stupid luckily I am not in that group. I thought it was the same thing if not just look it up like other things i don't understand. But sadly it is true that we aren't the hieght of intelligence over here. Still socerer's stone or philosopher's stone either way tis a good and would read it.
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Post by Lix on Jul 15, 2004 23:55:45 GMT 11
we're not all that bright here either. i think your un-brights are more vocal than ours
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Post by Elspethseeker on Jul 16, 2004 12:21:14 GMT 11
hehehe that is very possible but that fact may be you have less unbrights.
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Post by Lix on Jul 16, 2004 12:40:38 GMT 11
we have a smaller population too!
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Post by Yelloweyes on Jul 16, 2004 13:16:18 GMT 11
think it's pretty sad that I live in a technically bilingual country and I didn't understand practically any of that lol.... *shrug* I prefer japanese to french, they never teach the really interesting languages in school...
I don't like the sound of 'sorcers stone'.... too much alliteration.... plus I'm fairly sure (don't hold me to this if I'm wrong) that the original story is a philosipher not a sorceror.... err, now that I'm thinking about it, why wouldn't they call it the 'Alchemist's Stone' if they were going to change it?? *ponders*
I'd either be in Ravenclaw or Griffindor... I think I might be too goofy to be in ravenclaw though.... I'd be all "LETS GO BURY PEOPLE IN SAND!" and they would be "*puts on glasses and strokes chin* lets study the history of sand! *takes out quill*"
((sorry I'm playing with colours))
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