Comments | a_klutzy_auror: Tonks says, "Sometimes you have to get a little bit violent."

a_klutzy_auror

Tonks says, "Sometimes you have to get a little bit violent."

Feb 19, 2006 01:11

Sometimes you have to get a little bit violent ( Read more... )

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notsobadwolf February 19 2006, 04:14:16 UTC

Ah. Now I had an excuse in that department. I'd complain I was sore from the change or my bones were playing up and they'd leave me.

There are very, very few perks, but that was one of them.

Other than that I think I only got into one very serious fight.

a_klutzy_auror February 19 2006, 08:46:41 UTC

That's very wise of you.

I imagine that if I were in your shoes then, that one of two things would have happened if not both. Either my hand would have fallen off from all of the smacks to the back of their head or I would have ended up breaking my broom from hitting them upside their head.

You in a fight? It's hard to imagine you coming to blows with anyone. Now you must tell me about it. I insist. ^_^

notsobadwolf February 19 2006, 08:59:38 UTC

I was always tempted to see what thickness of books could cause concussion but I relented. They were my friends, after all. Mostly I felt very lucky to have them. For whatever faults they had, they always made up for it threefold.

...I think you told me you read the books, yes?

a_klutzy_auror February 19 2006, 09:06:17 UTC

Ahh, well let me give you some advice. I have a little bit of expertise in this area.

Books as thin as Quidditch Through the Ages could hurt but hitting them hard enough to make it hurt tended to make the book bend a bit. I tell you Madame Pince can be bloody scary sometimes. While books like Hogwarts, A History tend to be perfect. You don't need a lot of force to drive in your point and if you need to use a lot of force the book can handle it.

I'm glad that you had those friends.

I've read the books, all of them. Why?

Now Order of the Phoenix is another good book for hitting people with.

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