What I'm Doing Over My Summer Hols by Pansy P. Parkinson

Jun 22, 2004 17:43

I DON'T THINK THE ISLE OF DREAR OUGHT TO BE UNPLOTTABLE!!!! RATHER, IT OUGHT TO BE A THEME-ISLE, WITH A RESORT DECORATED IN A MOTIF TO INCLUDE THICK, REDDISH-BROWN FURRY WALLS, BARSTOOLS EACH WITH FIVE CLUB-FOOTED LEGS, AND LOW-SLUNG CHESTERFIELDS!!!! I THINK A QUINTAPED-THEMED RESORT WOULD BE SMASHING ( Read more... )

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pure_nobility June 23 2004, 02:44:39 UTC
Furry walls? They'd be riddled with nargles. I don't like it.

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purepansy June 23 2004, 02:47:05 UTC
But . . . WHAT ABOUT THE BARSTOOLS?!?!?!

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pure_nobility June 23 2004, 02:49:27 UTC
Five-legged barstools would lack symmetry, I feel. Plus, why are five needed when four can suffice?

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purepansy June 23 2004, 02:54:10 UTC
I suppose we could kill the spare.

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blaising_fury June 23 2004, 03:26:10 UTC
My great Uncle Romeo Blaise Zabini, for whom I named, once disappeared for a full winter and returned with a furry leg he claimed to have casually plucked off a living quintaped. Were he still living, I would enquire as to the Isle's local for you. But since I cannot do such a thing, I will show you the infamous quintaped leg instead, as he bequeathed it to me, his namesake, in his will.

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purepansy June 23 2004, 03:35:34 UTC
Ooooo, really?!?!?! Do you have it here? In the dorms? Did he leave any kind of clue, maybe even just little scribbles or word clusters that seem random BUT MIGHT BE WORTH A TONNE TO US ISLE OF DREAR SEEKERS?!?!

Oh, and I didn't know your first name was Romeo!!!! I have to admit 'Blaise' is far more to my liking, so would you mind if I continue calling you 'Blaise'?

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blaising_fury June 23 2004, 03:48:36 UTC
I would never leave such a precious family heirloom in the dorms. But should you visit me this summer I would of course allow you to gaze upon it.

My middle name is Romeo. My first name remains, as always, Blaise.

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purepansy June 23 2004, 03:52:33 UTC
Oh, I completely understand your wanting to protect such a rare heirloom. Do you groom it at all? Does it require any type of special care?

Won't you be coming along to Santorini, then?

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