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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jul 18th at 7:54pm 2005


Uh-oh, the green eyed devil just bit Harry.. He caught Dean and Ginny...snogging.

Snogging? what a disgusting word for smooches.





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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by rival on Mon Jul 18th at 8:05pm 2005


yeah a better word is an "intimate sharing of saliva"


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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jul 18th at 8:11pm 2005


? quoting rival
yeah a better word is an "intimate sharing of saliva"

Well, I have shared a few gallons of body fluid in my time but its never sounded disgusting till I read that word. <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/wtf.gif">





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Posted by rival on Mon Jul 18th at 8:13pm 2005


hmm 'body fluids' orph? that could be anything...





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Posted by Madedog on Mon Jul 18th at 8:35pm 2005


<img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif"> lol
Body fluids... <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">

I have exchanged body fluids, too <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif"> With very cute female <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">

Anyway, I didn't actually think Rowling uses word "snogging" :P before i read it <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">



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Posted by Orpheus on Mon Jul 18th at 9:29pm 2005


So, you guys telling me thats a true word? /me looks in dictionary.

[edit]

Not in our dictionary. :/





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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by ReNo on Mon Jul 18th at 9:32pm 2005


Snogging is a very common word in the UK, albeit not a particularly nice one. I think its mainly a young teenager type of term - I haven't used it (nor heard any of my friends use it) since I was 14 or so.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=snogging






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Posted by Madedog on Mon Jul 18th at 9:47pm 2005


Yeah, i should've told you ain't from UK, Orph <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif"> Not hard to guess as far as you don't know that snogging was a true word <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">
lol... i studied british english since grade 3 so... not hard to guess that I am more like a british guy than US one.



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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by Andrei on Tue Jul 19th at 9:36am 2005


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However, why is it you can type English, visit a predominantly English speaking website and yet, spoken English is mumbojumbo?



Oh, i've spoken english many times. But most of the people I came into contact with either had an american accent or a pure english one.
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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by Orpheus on Tue Jul 19th at 11:40pm 2005


Anyone besides me notice some odd similarities between Lord Vader, and Lord Voldemort?



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Posted by fishy on Wed Jul 20th at 12:58am 2005


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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by Windows 98 on Wed Jul 20th at 2:16am 2005


Snogging...


Here in the US we call it

1) Kissing
2) Making Out
3) Sharing body fluids <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_wink.gif">

I dont know why we say making out. it doesnt even make sense






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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by rival on Thu Jul 21st at 6:12am 2005


just got the book today read three quarters of it in eight hours. it is really good. but what stumps me is the the dialouge - they are what sixteen in it? they certainly dont seem to speak like sixteen year olds. the dialouge hasnt really changed at all throughout the series i dont think. also i seem to be quite liking this voldemort this book doesnt really put him across as too much of a supervillan i think


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Posted by $loth on Thu Jul 21st at 9:52am 2005


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Snogging is a very common word in the UK, albeit not a particularly nice one. I think its mainly a young teenager type of term - I haven't used it (nor heard any of my friends use it) since I was 14 or so.

http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=snogging


some people here call it "getting off". I could never quite get the grip of saying that.




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Posted by Orpheus on Thu Jul 21st at 10:01am 2005


? quoting $loth



some people here call it "getting off". I could never quite get the grip of saying that.

Wouldn't work in the US, the term is already used in association with intercourse. Kissing has many terms and slang, but Snogging and Getting Off are not among them.

[edit] I just noticed something. Not a spoiler, its been throughout the series. The house elves can apparate within Hogwarts.. How?

Yeah, I can see that it would help them with their duties, but couldn't anyone turn themselves into one and go where they pleased? I mean, they have that potion that makes you look like others.

Is this perhaps an oversight on Rowlings part?





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Posted by Madedog on Thu Jul 21st at 11:43am 2005


House elves' magical powers are far beyond wizards' ones, thus spells which disallow wizards to apparate do not apply to house elves or any other magical creature.
As you might have understood, house elves do not need a wand to do magic, unlike wizards.

You also have to understand, that polyjuicepotion only makes you LOOK like another being (creature) but does not give you the magical powers. The heck... if it would, I believe a lot of people would already have turned into Dumbledore and done magic beyond their own capabilities <img src=" SRC="images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif">

I think Rowling has thought about that, but atleast it's as I understand it.



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Posted by Myrk- on Thu Jul 21st at 1:05pm 2005


Its stupid, why are elves the slaves? The house elves could easily make the wizards work for them.


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Posted by Windows 98 on Thu Jul 21st at 3:18pm 2005


I also just past the snogging incidint. For those who havent finished

Who thinks Ginny and Harry hook up?






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Posted by rival on Fri Jul 22nd at 3:38am 2005


just finished it today. its really strange that the death eaters seem to always be a little better then wizards even if out numbered

a really good book though. the last one better be good.




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Re: Half-Blood Prince
Posted by Andrei on Fri Jul 22nd at 10:04am 2005


Why would it be strange? After all, they have the advantage of being able to use both the Dark Arts and "conventional" magic.





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