Incorrigible as always. It's why I so like you, Mister Snape: half the time I want to hit you with a frying pan, and the other half I want to beat you with a stick. My name is not 'Don't.' It's Nahne.
What... miss the girls fawning all over you, do you?
You are still avoiding my last question and by doing so you've given me another piece to the puzzle. The species of Lupine in question must be specific to your area. Shall we move on to a new question then?
So I take it to mean you find my questions leading to your whereabouts irritating but not me- seeing you acknowledged my last post. Nice to know you think so highly of me.
I suppose you're not up to the challenge so I'll ask easier questions then. Just out of mere curiosity... I know you can't mix sugar into the Wolfsbane Potion but foods containing sugar may be eaten after a set amount of time. Are there any foods that one must avoid at all times that might interfere with the effectiveness of the potion?
...oh I forgot to mention. I am one of the magazine's illustrators. I hope you don't mind, Professor. I've heard you admire some good artistic skills...
Re: ...oh...thehbpsnapeSeptember 4 2006, 02:39:33 UTC
I saw neither this nor the magazines when they were originally posted, fortunately. I must acknowledge the likeness in the drawing, though I've not seen my body from that angle. I admit to the sharing the evident sentiments of the man in the drawing -- the start of the day is not a pleasant time.
I must say, too, that the man interviewed in one of the editions is an impostor. I would never speak so freely of personal matters to a stranger.
(OOC -- the graphics are well done, though they are quite. . . graphic. Do let me know when you have produced Play Wizard )
Difficult though it may prove to be, given what an erudite and fascinating individual you are, I shall attempt to do as you request, since I have little desire to have you bid me to hie myself from hence to the admitting room of St. Eustace's Home for Besotted Females.
After an endless, very frustrating quest, after having been left in a stunned state by all kinds of Harry Potter roleplays and fics so altered that nothing is recognizeable, finally, I have found the real Severus Snape. YESS
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Re: Finally...thehbpsnapeDecember 18 2006, 01:42:44 UTC
The endless parade of those who would portray me is wearying. They claim to adore me, yet also appear to ignore all references to me in the only known records of my life -- those of Jo Rowling.
(OOC -- the person who types for me [as magic interferes with electromagnetic radiation and therefore makes it impossible for wizards to use the Internet,] is your elder. It is another reason, as if I needed one, to distance myself from those who fawn over me. I may be many things, but I am no paedophile. You are in good company. I know a select ring of adults who are Potter fans and most of them are exceedingly intelligent.)
Re: Finally...le_scriptoriumDecember 19 2006, 18:28:15 UTC
It's so true. It is enough to disgust anyone from trying to find anything about your world worth reading on the internet - be thankful for the electromagnetic interferences!
(OOC: I kind of guessed that a person who had such a good talent in writing had to be a mature one. Reading you is a delight. Your vocabulary is impressive and you have a knack of rendering Pr. Snape's personality in the subtle, sensitive way that is giving us the impression that he can actually live elsewhere than in the novels. Thank you for that, and for taking the time to let those less virtuous (!) readers of your un-paedophilic, all erudite intentions!
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Why should I bother to do it myself when you're so much better at it?
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Ah, but one assumes you would find great pleasure in my restraining you. Surely you know the old chestnut --
Masochist: "Bind me! Beat me! Make me suffer!"
Sadist: "No."
S. Snape
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My name is not 'Don't.' It's Nahne.
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Unlike you, I do not desire to be beaten. Fortunately, I never am.
S. Snape
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You are still avoiding my last question and by doing so you've given me another piece to the puzzle. The species of Lupine in question must be specific to your area. Shall we move on to a new question then?
Tonks
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I avoid nothing. I do, however, ignore irritants.
S. Snape
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I suppose you're not up to the challenge so I'll ask easier questions then. Just out of mere curiosity... I know you can't mix sugar into the Wolfsbane Potion but foods containing sugar may be eaten after a set amount of time. Are there any foods that one must avoid at all times that might interfere with the effectiveness of the potion?
Tonks
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As we all have a vested interest in Lupin's taking the potion and having it be effective, I shall tell you.
He mustn't eat oysters.
I do hope this doesn't interfere with any of your other. . . activities.
S. Snape
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It surely must have come to your attention that a new on-line Muggle magazine has been created.
And it is definitely not for dull-witted
foolish-wandwaving dunderheads I might add.
Yours,
Miss Enriquez
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I must say, too, that the man interviewed in one of the editions is an impostor. I would never speak so freely of personal matters to a stranger.
(OOC -- the graphics are well done, though they are quite. . . graphic. Do let me know when you have produced Play Wizard )
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Difficult though it may prove to be, given what an erudite and fascinating individual you are, I shall attempt to do as you request, since I have little desire to have you bid me to hie myself from hence to the admitting room of St. Eustace's Home for Besotted Females.
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(OOC -- the person who types for me [as magic interferes with electromagnetic radiation and therefore makes it impossible for wizards to use the Internet,] is your elder. It is another reason, as if I needed one, to distance myself from those who fawn over me. I may be many things, but I am no paedophile. You are in good company. I know a select ring of adults who are Potter fans and most of them are exceedingly intelligent.)
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(OOC: I kind of guessed that a person who had such a good talent in writing had to be a mature one. Reading you is a delight. Your vocabulary is impressive and you have a knack of rendering Pr. Snape's personality in the subtle, sensitive way that is giving us the impression that he can actually live elsewhere than in the novels. Thank you for that, and for taking the time to let those less virtuous (!) readers of your un-paedophilic, all erudite intentions!
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