I am extraordinarly gratious, yet somewhat troubled

Sep 20, 2004 11:26

The younger Slytherins enjoyed my tent so much during our time of protest, quidditch protest, that I have generously allowed them to pitch it in the common room, so that we might all have full-time access to the whirlpool, the featherbeds, and the superiour house elf service. Rolly and Pogo are always up to preparing a creme brulee or spicy ( Read more... )

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purepansy September 20 2004, 16:50:48 UTC
Tusks are used for digging, rooting, foraging, the ripping of bark, and for resting a heavy trunk upon. They are not 'nasty'.

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pure_nobility September 20 2004, 16:55:03 UTC
Anything used for digging, rooting, or foraging is nasty. That's not to say they're of no use.

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purepansy September 20 2004, 16:56:54 UTC
Tusks are no different than ordinary teeth. At a fundamental level, that is.

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pure_nobility September 20 2004, 16:59:03 UTC
Well teeth are fundamentally nasty too. They're covered in saliva.

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luna_see September 20 2004, 21:38:55 UTC
i would like a closer look
at this tent

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pure_nobility September 21 2004, 02:09:16 UTC
You're feeling peckish for spicy jambalaya, Lovegood?

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luna_see September 21 2004, 02:17:23 UTC
creme brulee
actually

but mostly the whirlpool

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pure_nobility September 21 2004, 02:52:37 UTC
I've already tried butterscotch creme brulee, chocolate creme brulee, coconut rum creme brulee, and vanilla bean creme brulee.

And the whirlpool is quite nice. The steam wafts in different colours.

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obviouslynot September 25 2004, 05:10:38 UTC
Mister Malfoy,

A second-year Slytherin girl whose name is so unremarkable I have forgotten it approached me today and claimed that her pores are so opened by the steam that jambalaya has taken root in her skin and she shall break out in spots and die of the social humiliation.

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