For j_lunatic: "Notes from the Spring Catalogue" (R)bethbethbethApril 22 2007, 03:35:59 UTC
Title: "Notes from the Spring Catalogue..." Recipient: j_lunatic Prompt: Weasley's Wizard Wheezes: the Circe's Secret Weapon Kit! (Ages 17 and older only.) Word count: 100 Rating: Oh, let's say R Notes: (1) Transformation concept taken from Book X of Homer's Odyssey (i.e., the Circe chapter). (2) All details related to swinish genitalia guaranteed 100% true (...for some values of "true," hereby defined as "a product of a two minute google search"The idea started germinating when Professor McGonagall cautioned everyone against emulating Circe's particular brand of human-to-animal transfiguration
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Re: For j_lunatic: "Notes from the Spring Catalogue" (R)j_lunaticApril 22 2007, 13:15:40 UTC
To quote Clerks II, "I'm disgusted and repulsed and... I can't look away." A brilliant interpretation. And that last line...really, a fundamental truth about the male bits, isn't it.
Recipient: j_lunatic
Prompt: Weasley's Wizard Wheezes: the Circe's Secret Weapon Kit! (Ages 17 and older only.)
Word count: 100
Rating: Oh, let's say R
Notes: (1) Transformation concept taken from Book X of Homer's Odyssey (i.e., the Circe chapter). (2) All details related to swinish genitalia guaranteed 100% true (...for some values of "true," hereby defined as "a product of a two minute google search"The idea started germinating when Professor McGonagall cautioned everyone against emulating Circe's particular brand of human-to-animal transfiguration ( ... )
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*g*
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(I wonder who their test subjects were)
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(and oh, I love the icon you used! *g*)
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