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no_losers_lurgy

Entry Thirty-Six

Jan 20, 2007 11:40

The Ravenclaw-Slytherin game is said to be held a couple of weekends from now. I'm torn. I can't stand Malfoy and think that he's an appalling captain, but if Ravenclaw won, they'd stand to be better challengers for the Quidditch Cup, and it goes without saying that it's not a good scenario for us. Alas, it's not possible for both teams to lose ( Read more... )

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on_a_corner January 20 2007, 08:17:59 UTC

Actually it is possible for two teams to lose, it's called a draw. Though really that's neither winning or losing, so technically you are correct.

And look at that, we're both in agreement about Malfoy. He's been decidedly quiet of late, on the journals anyway.

no_losers_lurgy January 20 2007, 09:59:30 UTC

Well, if I'd said, "I wish it was possible for neither team to win," then your argument would be valid. But I didn't so it isn't.

Perhaps Bulstrode threatened to ram her broom up a certain oriface if he didn't start her?

hufflepoet January 20 2007, 10:28:14 UTC

I would be delighted to spend time with my teammates.

no_losers_lurgy January 20 2007, 21:58:42 UTC

Excellent. I'm buying. You can help me restrain Cadwallader, if such a thing is possible.

hufflepoet January 21 2007, 01:42:34 UTC

Restrain him how?

badgersonparade January 20 2007, 14:56:42 UTC

I'm coming. I could really do with the trip outside of the castle this weekend and yay, Wayne's coming too!

no_losers_lurgy January 20 2007, 21:59:24 UTC

It will be nice to spend time outside of class and practice with you, Hannah.

badgersonparade January 21 2007, 15:27:44 UTC

Likewise!

susan_may_bones January 20 2007, 21:16:12 UTC

I would love to come to Hogsmeade to spend time with you and everyone else!

Private to Zacharias

I'm so sorry about everything. I never wanted that to happen. I should have told you myself and not have left Cad responsible for it.

no_losers_lurgy January 20 2007, 22:02:35 UTC

Good. That would be nice.

Private to Susan: There's no need to apologise, Susan. It wasn't your fault it was Nott's fault. But for what it's worth, I'm sorry that what happened did happen.