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Half-Blood Prince Film Discussion Please use the Argent Scrim's forum for all discussion of the new Half-Blood Prince film and events. We've moved the fan movie experience threads over there. Thanks everyone!

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Does Harry Shave? (and other funny questions), Part Three

JaneMarple9 View Member Profile	Oct 17 2007, 02:39 PM Post #1
Neville's Biggest supporter Posts: 11,821 Joined: 8:51am January 28, 2006 Location: On V.S.D.G.	Here's your nice, new edition. From the original post in Part 1: QUOTE(chocolateisnotforbreakfast @ Apr 17 2007, 04:37 PM) As I was looking at my brother, who's Harry Potter-esque, 17, and has been shaving for 3 years, I wondered about the facial hair habits of our hero, Harry Potter. Has he started shaving? Who would have taught him? Would he use a razor, or would he have learned a shaving spell? Before I realized that it was a completely useless question to ask, I gave the question quite a bit of thought... What strange questions have you asked yourself while reading Harry Potter that don't really mean much to the story but make you chuckle for thinking about them and giving them a lot of thought? Part 2 can be found Here -------------------- (Avatar from Hagiographer13, Neville Siggy from Dreamteam and Reading Group siggy from fw00per) Strength is ... the capacity to break a chocolate bar into four pieces with your bare hands - and then eat just one piece

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chocolatekisses *spunky* View Member Profile	Oct 22 2007, 04:27 PM Post #2
Kibble Boy/Girl at the Magical Menagerie Posts: 275 Joined: 4:49pm April 11, 2006	I always wondered if things would be a lot easier the Muggle way. I mean, wouldn't an email be faster than a letter sent by an owl? Wouldn't a text message be faster than a talking patronous? Could you shoot Voldemort when he wasn't looking? I mean, if he was, he'd be able to stop it, but from behind? Also, a lot of that homework could be done in half the time if they could just TYPE it!

jaimedanser View Member Profile	Oct 22 2007, 04:32 PM Post #3
Leaky's Resident Luna Biographer Posts: 2,563 Joined: 10:05pm July 15, 2007 Location: Sitting below an plum tree, reading the latest issue of the Quibbler	I've always thought that it must be easier to be able to type things, or even use pencils because you don't have to keep dipping into ink and you can actually erase things instead of scratching them out. Their essays must take so much longer because they have to write everything out... -------------------- "Time passes in moments, which, rushing by, define the path of a life just as surely as they lead towards its end. How rarely do we stop to examine that path, to see the reasons why all things happen?" PROUD RAVENCLAW!!!!!!! ~avatars by theonlysong & Kaiser-Kun~

Kaiser-Kun View Member Profile	Oct 22 2007, 07:24 PM Post #4
Daily Prophet Photographer Posts: 861 Joined: 10:04am June 8, 2005 Location: Yes, it's a stuffed Homer in towel. You can stop staring now.	^Not necessarily... Remember the auror at the Ministry of Magic (OotP)? He's dictating a report to a quill, and Rita Skeeter has a quick-quotes quill, so I guess there are a few shortcuts, and you could possibly charm a typewriter so you can dictate to it. Now, for the true nature of this topic (): How many times has Madam Pomfrey attended girls with, err, overgrown endowsements, after pajama party Engorgio bets? --------------------

jaimedanser View Member Profile	Oct 22 2007, 08:04 PM Post #5
Leaky's Resident Luna Biographer Posts: 2,563 Joined: 10:05pm July 15, 2007 Location: Sitting below an plum tree, reading the latest issue of the Quibbler	Wow. Thanks for bringing back the absolutely hilarious, rofl (you know what that means, right?) mood of this thread!!!!!!!!!! Bahahahaha!!! This thread always cheers me up and makes me laugh. Anyway. wipes tears of laughter out of eyes and rubs hip where it ran into the chair On to your question. And a what a very good question it is. I wonder if girls do that? Oh, imagine trying to explain that to Madame Pomphrey... MP: What happened here, girls? Girl 1: We umm...well, we were having a pajama party... Girl 2: Yeah, and Susie here made a bet with us... Susie: Hey! Girl 2: Well, you did. And, well...the bet was...er...you know... MP: AGAIN?! Well, come over here, girls...sighs exasperatedly ETA: 1,500 posts!!!! This post has been edited by jaimedanser: Oct 22 2007, 08:05 PM -------------------- "Time passes in moments, which, rushing by, define the path of a life just as surely as they lead towards its end. How rarely do we stop to examine that path, to see the reasons why all things happen?" PROUD RAVENCLAW!!!!!!! ~avatars by theonlysong & Kaiser-Kun~

Chickadee View Member Profile	Oct 22 2007, 09:00 PM Post #6
Firebolt-Polisher at Quality Quidditch Supplies Posts: 1,056 Joined: 4:35pm September 14, 2007 Location: teaching Muggle kindergarten in the village at Ottery St. Catchpole	If Madam Pomfrey dealt with Hermione turning into a cat without asking too many questions, I'd say it wouldn't be much of an issue to go to her to fix your newly-modified endowments, so to speak, if the situation came up. Suddenly the idea of a magical slumber party sounds reeeeally fun! Edited to add, now that I think of it - why would anyone want her to fix the aforementioned issue? This post has been edited by Chickadee: Oct 22 2007, 09:01 PM -------------------- Fred & George

DorrieElizabeth View Member Profile	Oct 22 2007, 09:18 PM Post #7
Just Through the Brick Wall Posts: 2 Joined: 6:52pm October 21, 2007 Location: Johnson City	QUOTE Edited to add, now that I think of it - why would anyone want her to fix the aforementioned issue? I'd say a good time to start fixing that is when you have a little 5'2" girl that can't stand up straight because the enchantment.... er.... worked a little too well! -------------------- Dorrie Elizabeth

Kaiser-Kun View Member Profile	Oct 22 2007, 09:26 PM Post #8
Daily Prophet Photographer Posts: 861 Joined: 10:04am June 8, 2005 Location: Yes, it's a stuffed Homer in towel. You can stop staring now.	QUOTE(Chickadee @ Oct 22 2007, 09:00 PM) Suddenly the idea of a magical slumber party sounds reeeeally fun! I could sneak in and take a few pictures for future blackmail purposes (among other purposes). Now that we speak of witches' endowsements, are there "special" clothes for them? Maybe with a cushioning charm included? I had a comment about a charm Hermione used to build a tent and old wizards, but I want to keep this topic rated "E" for "Everyone". --------------------

sourringo View Member Profile	Oct 23 2007, 12:18 AM Post #9
Eeylops Owl Cage Cleaner Posts: 203 Joined: 5:01pm October 22, 2007 Location: Minneapolis, MN	QUOTE(Kaiser-Kun @ Oct 22 2007, 09:26 PM) I had a comment about a charm Hermione used to build a tent and old wizards, but I want to keep this topic rated "E" for "Everyone". LAAAAAAWL. My imagination really ran away with me on that one... make me un-see it!! XD --------------------

moony_lupin View Member Profile	Oct 23 2007, 04:36 PM Post #10
Galleries Official Grape-peeler Posts: 5,450 Joined: 10:36am April 5, 2007 Location: Trying to sneak into Leavesden studios.	QUOTE(sourringo @ Oct 23 2007, 06:18 AM) QUOTE(Kaiser-Kun @ Oct 22 2007, 09:26 PM) I had a comment about a charm Hermione used to build a tent and old wizards, but I want to keep this topic rated "E" for "Everyone". LAAAAAAWL. My imagination really ran away with me on that one... make me un-see it!! XD You mean this and this? Two pieces of fanart by xX_Zero_Xx and Shmivv. Now that JKR has revealed to us that some teachers live away from Hogwarts and commute to work, in other words one Professor Neville Longbottom who lives above the Leaky Cauldron with his wife Hannah Abbot, the new proprietor of said establishment, it got me thinking about the possible homes or boltholes of other Hogwarts teachers. We know that Snape lived in Spinner's End in a dingy old house by a mill somewhere in Yorkshire, but whether he used it only during the summer holidays or throughout the year, perhaps as a place of escape after a particularly bad day at work, is still open to question. Hagrid obviously lived in his hut on the Hogwarts grounds, in close proximity to his favourite animals. But what about McGonnagal, Sprout, Flitwick, Trelawney, Sinistra, etc, where did they spend their free time, away from the presence of the students? I assume they would have rooms, apartments in Hogwarts themselves, but would they also have their own private homes far way from Hogwarts but still in reach by the Floo Network? Anyone got some ideas on this? This post has been edited by moony_lupin: Oct 23 2007, 04:40 PM -------------------- Siggie avatar by Hagiographer13