Spin-off of Austin's thread: which Harry Potter character are you? You decide. [Archive]

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 12:49 PM

Which Harry Potter character do you most identify with and why?

My husband is a Dumbledore: hands-down, I don't even have to ask him to know that's his pick. He basically IS Dumbledore in real life. Like in Lord of the Rings he's Gandalf, absolutely. :magic:

Why: he has immense perspective and imagination. caring, generous, even wise in many ways. goes out of his way for others, but never in a foolhardy way. inspires trust from people easily. really pisses off the Bad Guys. :p

For me, Harry is the closest fit. We both had nasty childhoods and a lot of clueless, even malevolent, adults messing with us. Despite that, we both cling to a strong vision of love which enables us to find amazing wonderful friends to fight off the Bad Guys with. ;) I related to Harry a LOT in the latest movie. Been there!

Pablo Rafael

08-03-2007, 01:39 PM

I guess I identify most with Ronald Weasley.

OK, OK, everyone's had their laughs now; can I go on?

I think I am a loyal, hard-working friend who can be relied on. I tend to stay in the background. I don't like leadership positions. Also I have a lot of hand-me-down things that people have given me, some of which don't work very well anymore. (The things, not the people.) I am willing to try new things and be somewhat adventuresome, but it doesn't always work out.

I don't have red hair or older brothers, however.

Tu Amigo, Pablo

dsdrane

08-03-2007, 01:43 PM

Professor Minerva McGonagall, of course!

(I would never pass up the opportunity to associate myself with Maggie Smith...even if in a roundabout way.)

Daniel

08-03-2007, 03:17 PM

That's me. Morally ambigous character with witty lines. It must be a blast for Alan Rickman to play this character.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severus_Snape

Dash

08-03-2007, 03:19 PM

I'm Herminone, for sure! :rolleyes:

Always a perfect little student...goody two shoes...library queen...knew all the constellations...bones and muscles...gestation periods of numerous animals (random details that I've fortunately forgotten)...totally read Encyclopedias when I was a kid...did extra homework just for fun...

lord...

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/5/57/Hermione_poster_detail.jpg

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 03:34 PM

I guess I identify most with Ronald Weasley.

OK, OK, everyone's had their laughs now; can I go on?

Tu Amigo, Pablo

I LOVE Ron Weasley!!! :love: He's one of the most pure-hearted characters around! I love his simple purity and steadfast friendship. Hey, if you're like that, I'm extra glad you're around. :love:

I also like Neville, a character I don't know much about.

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 03:37 PM

That's me. Morally ambigous character with witty lines. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severus_Snape

You are NOT morally ambiguous! Hmmphffft.

That said, there is a lot of Severus in your personality style. I guess this means if we make a Harry Potter opera, Severus will be a bass-baritone. Fitting. ;)

u-dog

08-03-2007, 03:38 PM

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 03:40 PM

Who do you all think is my fit?

Here is my take on you all
Zerbie: Hermoine Granger (oh yes)
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Not at all.

dsdrane

08-03-2007, 03:44 PM

Who do you all think is my fit?

Here is my take on you all

Pablo: Neville Longbottom
Zerbie: Hermoine Granger (oh yes)
Andy: Mad-eye Moody
Brent: Remus Lupin
Dash and David: Fred and George Weasley
Austin: Harry Potter
Steve: Professor Flitwick
Jenn: Luna
Daniel: hmm...not snape ... Sirius Black?

Well done, u-dog!! I was just telling Dash the other night that I would so like to play one of the Weasley twins.

They're screwballs!:D

u-dog

08-03-2007, 03:44 PM

Not at all.

S'what you think! heh heh. You are knowledgable, competant, loyal, and brave!!

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 03:50 PM

S'what you think! heh heh. You are knowledgable, competant, loyal, and brave!!

I was going by emotional/situational identification. Hermione leaves me cold, always did. Watching the movies and trying to relate to her, I connect to being intellectual and academically accomplished, but those are cold facts and I feel no emotional connection to her character. She has a hard time fathoming what's going on with Harry's situation, whereas I've lived that stuff in real life (minus the wizards). So I really don't get her.

The one whose experiences and situation I most identify with is Harry. I don't know much about Neville, but in his few featured moments I identified very much with his emotional depths and empathy.

u-dog

08-03-2007, 03:53 PM

I was going by emotional/situational identification. Hermione leaves me cold, always did. Watching the movies and trying to relate to her, I connect to being intellectual and academically accomplished, but those are cold facts and I feel no emotional connection to her character. She has a hard time fathoming what's going on with Harry's situation, whereas I've lived that stuff in real life (minus the wizards). So I really don't get her.

The one whose experiences and situation I most identify with is Harry. I don't know much about Neville, but in his few featured moments I identified very much with his emotional depths and empathy.

Neville's wisdom and strength emerge from being a loser and an outcaste. While that is noble it is NOT the source of your strength and wisdom.

SO... What about me? any opinions before I reveal who I think I am?

dsdrane

08-03-2007, 03:54 PM

Well, wouldn't you be Padfoot??

u-dog

08-03-2007, 03:55 PM

Well, wouldn't you be Padfoot??

:mad::mad::mad:

dsdrane

08-03-2007, 03:57 PM

:mad::mad::mad:

Wha!?!?!?!?

Dash

08-03-2007, 03:57 PM

Who do you all think is my fit?

Here is my take on you all

Pablo: Neville Longbottom
Zerbie: Hermoine Granger (oh yes)
Andy: Mad-eye Moody
Brent: Remus Lupin
Dash and David: Fred and George Weasley
Austin: Harry Potter
Steve: Professor Flitwick
Jenn: Luna
Daniel: hmm...not snape ... Sirius Black?

I like your take U-dog! I'd totally buy that! :agree:

As for you...................hmmmmmm...........

.......

...................maybe you could be Hagrid?

.......but I could also see you as Lupin, or Black...

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 03:58 PM

Neville's wisdom and strength emerge from being a loser and an outcaste. While that is noble it is NOT the source of your strength and wisdom.

Ya sure?! :lol: While I don't identify with "loser," I was absolutely an outcast child.

SO... What about me? any opinions before I reveal who I think I am?

I've been WAITING for you to tell us!!! :smashy:

I see some Minerva Mc (how do you spell it?) Conegall in you, U-dog. Intellectual, accomplished, ethical, willing to step up to the limelight when needed or fade to the sidelines and support from there, and very consciencious of rules and order but always in the service of humanity.

Ah yes I forgot Sirius Black. He lives quite a double life, people have all kinds of misconceptions about him, but he's loving to the core and only a few people know who he truly is. That actually sounds a LOT like you, Dave.

tpdncr4christ

08-03-2007, 05:55 PM

I love that boy, if he was real I would date him.

Danielle Radcliffe is my twin, really... I've got pictures somewhere to prove it, I'll see if I can upload them... And when the first book came out, that summer an owl showed up on the fence in my backyard, for reals. It sat there all day while I read the book. I was SO disappointed when it didn't drop off a letter... grr...

And I did live in a closet while my aunt lived with us, and yes, it was under the stairs! No joke.

But other than that, I'm just the fairy version of Harry. :love:

tpdncr4christ

08-03-2007, 05:56 PM

and U-Dog, you'd be... um... Mr Weasley. I think... yeah, that fits.

u-dog

08-03-2007, 07:17 PM

a mixture of Sirius Black, Minerva McGonagall and Mr Weasley. I like that. Maybe garnished with a few Dumbledore "sprinkles"

BrianB

08-03-2007, 08:46 PM

Daniel

08-03-2007, 08:57 PM

You are NOT morally ambiguous! Hmmphffft.

That said, there is a lot of Severus in your personality style. I guess this means if we make a Harry Potter opera, Severus will be a bass-baritone. Fitting. ;)

You mean I'm an asshole, right? :lol::lol::lol: And that I jump to the wrong conclusion? :lol::lol::lol:

The beauty of Severus' character is that you can't quite figure out where he's coming from. It's a great part. The villain, or the almost villain, is the most gratifying part to play.

Bass-baritone's alway's get them. It's the tenor who gets the girl. That would be Harry.

u-dog

08-03-2007, 08:58 PM

You mean I'm an asshole, right? :lol::lol::lol:

You see, the beauty of Severus' character is that you can't quite figure out where he's coming from. It's a great part. The villian, or the almost villian, is the most gratifying part to play.

Bass-baritone's alway's get them. It's the tenor's who get the girl. That would be Harry.

Snape is a tragic hero. Still interested in the part?

Daniel

08-03-2007, 09:03 PM

Snape is a tragic hero. Still interested in the part?

A lot more fun than the real villain of the series, who seems monochromatic by comparsion. Snape has various shades to him. A lot more interesting to play. Beside, he has better hair. (Rather than no hair!)

Makeup!

And I insist on having my own trailer!

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 10:07 PM

You mean I'm an asshole, right? :lol::lol::lol: And that I jump to the wrong conclusion? :lol::lol::lol:

. .

:( Where'd that come from?
Sweetie, you would NEVER be a Death Eater. :rolleyes: You are NOT morally ambiguous! It's clear that your heart is all about love.

What I see you having in common with the Severus character is that both of you are talented, brilliant, and accomplished, not without significant internal struggles in your past. Both of you have explored and visited some strange places, spiritually, have allegiance to the ideal of love, and are strongly emotion-based.

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 10:24 PM

a mixture of Sirius Black, Minerva McGonagall and Mr Weasley. I like that. Maybe garnished with a few Dumbledore "sprinkles"

Yes, I see that. Well, I don't know or remember Mr Weasley enough to comment on that part - is he more fleshed-out in the books than the movies?

Anyway, U-dog - was that the answer you would have given if we had not commented first?

I thought of Dumbledore for you, but replaced that thought with Minerva. Dumbledore, maybe a bit, as you say, "sprinkles," but overall he bucks the rules more than I think you would - he's a bit of a renegade, and that doesn't really describe you. Which is why Minerva fits better.

Zerbie

08-03-2007, 10:27 PM

Ronald because I was raised with hand me downs and seconds. Love to play chess. Fierce loyalty to my friends. Hermione because I love books...all kinds of books. :reading:In school I often had to shut up to let someone else answer a question..at least in my good subjects. Math was not a good subject.

Fun!
Austin as Harry and Brian as BOTH sidekicks. :lol:

Okay, I admit to having to restrain myself from answering too many questions in class. . . we have that in common with Hermione. Then again, one o' my best buds was Hermione To The Core - especially when it came to answering every question - even getting into scientific disputes with the teachers. :rolleyes:

Pablo Rafael

08-04-2007, 07:39 AM

Somebody here just has to relate to Dudley Dursley.
Let's see, now just who would that be...hmm....:confused:

u-dog

08-04-2007, 08:16 AM

:( Where'd that come from?
Sweetie, you would NEVER be a Death Eater. :rolleyes: You are NOT morally ambiguous! It's clear that your heart is all about love.

What I see you having in common with the Severus character is that both of you are talented, brilliant, and accomplished, not without significant internal struggles in your past. Both of you have explored and visited some strange places, spiritually, have allegiance to the ideal of love, and are strongly emotion-based.

Here is another piece of the Daniel/Severus puzzle: Neither of them confuse being "Good" with being "nice" (that is a compliment BTW) :)

keltic63

08-04-2007, 08:23 AM

Here is another piece of the Daniel/Severus puzzle: Neither of them confuse being "Good" with being "nice" (that is a compliment BTW) :)

as referenced here (http://www.soulforce.org/forums/showpost.php?p=35863&postcount=12)

u-dog

08-04-2007, 08:24 AM

Yes, I see that. Well, I don't know or remember Mr Weasley enough to comment on that part - is he more fleshed-out in the books than the movies?

YOU HAVEN"T READ THE BOOKS !! :eek: Yes, he is much more fleshed-out in the books. He is solid as a rock, morally, but a little bit ditzy. He is passionately interested in Muggle technology and thinks it's much more clever and interesting than ordinary everyday magic. he not only tolerates and respects Muggles, he admires us.

Anyway, U-dog - was that the answer you would have given if we had not commented first?

Minerva McGonegall has always been my favorite adult character. Rock solid, competent, powerful, loyal to dumbledore and the "GOOD". Loves and respects children/adolescents and is open to their wisdom.

I thought of Dumbledore for you, but replaced that thought with Minerva. Dumbledore, maybe a bit, as you say, "sprinkles," but overall he bucks the rules more than I think you would - he's a bit of a renegade, and that doesn't really describe you. Which is why Minerva fits better.

I admire Dumbledore and I think I have Dumbledore qualities "sprinkled in" but, no, not I'm not Dumbledore

keltic63

08-04-2007, 08:39 AM

YOU HAVEN"T READ THE BOOKS !! :eek:

I haven't read the books. I've seen only parts of the movies, never the whole thing (at least that I can recall)
:o

tpdncr4christ

08-04-2007, 11:09 AM

I haven't read the books. I've seen only parts of the movies, never the whole thing (at least that I can recall)
:o

It's ok Keltic. God will forgive you... You won't go to hell just because you haven't completed the sacred rite of Harry Potter. This sacrament is just as, if not more important than...

Wow, its kinda cult'ish, don't ya think?

RedneckDyke

08-04-2007, 12:37 PM

I am Hagrid. Big and clumsy. I also take care of a lot of animals, have a slobbery dog, and like to drink. :)
I even had a HAgrid costume for one of the book opening nights. Big coat, skeleton keys, furry wig and fake beard, boots, the works.

Zerbie

08-04-2007, 01:42 PM

YOU HAVEN"T READ THE BOOKS !! :eek: Yes, he is much more fleshed-out in the books. He is solid as a rock, morally, but a little bit ditzy. He is passionately interested in Muggle technology and thinks it's much more clever and interesting than ordinary everyday magic. he not only tolerates and respects Muggles, he admires us.

Minerva McGonegall has always been my favorite adult character. Rock solid, competent, powerful, loyal to dumbledore and the "GOOD". Loves and respects children/adolescents and is open to their wisdom.

I admire Dumbledore and I think I have Dumbledore qualities "sprinkled in" but, no, not I'm not Dumbledore

Yippee!! I nailed ya!! There was no question in my mind you reminded me of Minerva the most.

No, I did not read the books. When the craze descended over the books, I thought, oh it's one of those massively popular things so it must play to the lowest common denominator. Like Paris Hilton. Didn't go to the early movies either. It was hubby who told me the stuff was actually good, and he owned the DVDs, so he caught me up with a movie-marathon a few years ago. But overall, you can't get me to read fiction.

I am Hagrid. Big and clumsy. I also take care of a lot of animals, have a slobbery dog, and like to drink. :)
I even had a HAgrid costume for one of the book opening nights. Big coat, skeleton keys, furry wig and fake beard, boots, the works.

YAY!!!! :weee: I'm so glad someone finally said they were Hagrid. I was waiting for a Hagrid! :D And well, you really went all-out! :cool:

andrewlittle

08-04-2007, 07:11 PM

Who do you all think is my fit?

Here is my take on you all

Pablo: Neville Longbottom
Zerbie: Hermoine Granger (oh yes)
Andy: Mad-eye Moody
Brent: Remus Lupin
Dash and David: Fred and George Weasley
Austin: Harry Potter
Steve: Professor Flitwick
Jenn: Luna
Daniel: hmm...not snape ... Sirius Black?

I have no idea whatsoever who Mad-eye Moody is, or any of the other characters for that matter, but I like the sounds of it. Is he a curmudgeon?

scott snedeker

08-04-2007, 07:47 PM

I have no idea whatsoever who Mad-eye Moody is, or any of the other characters for that matter, but I like the sounds of it. Is he a curmudgeon?

He is a gritty, battle-scarred but loyal defender against evil from the Ministry of Discontent:lol:

I would have to say that I am Dumbledor hands down! :eek:

BTW. Who else besides me lusted after Victor Crumm?:D

u-dog

08-04-2007, 08:49 PM

I have no idea whatsoever who Mad-eye Moody is, or any of the other characters for that matter, but I like the sounds of it. Is he a curmudgeon?

555

Boyfriend? YOU NEED TO READ THE BOOKS!! YOU CANNOT BE AN EFFECTIVE MINISTER OF THE GOSPEL IF YOU ARE THAT OUT OF TOUCH WITH THE CULTURE!!!! The books are wonderful. You will actually enjoy reading them.

BrianB

08-04-2007, 09:36 PM

He is a gritty, battle-scarred but loyal defender against evil from the Ministry of Discontent:lol:

I would have to say that I am Dumbledor hands down! :eek:

BTW. Who else besides me lusted after Victor Crumm?:D

I lusted after Cedric Diggory. If he would only do something about those eyebrows. Maybe a hairulus thinulum spell would work.:magic: Besides, Victor Crumm has a thing for Hermione.

u-dog

08-04-2007, 09:55 PM

I lusted after Cedric Diggory. If he would only do something about those eyebrows. Maybe a hairulus thinulum spell would work.:magic: Besides, Victor Crumm has a thing for Hermione.

556

What are you talking about Brian? Male beauty is all about eyebrows! I have always felt inadequate because I don't actually have any visible eyebrows. Cedric's eyebrows are very hot.

Dash

08-04-2007, 10:14 PM

BTW. Who else besides me lusted after Victor Crumm?:D

Ashamed to admit it, but yes...:o

He reminds me of one of my "dirty kitten" crushes from when I was getting my masters degree. Ugh!!! :sick::disagree: My friends were all horrified that I liked him (the dirty kitten). Sigh.... I got over him finally, and then I couldn't believe I ever saw anything in him. :lol::rolleyes:

But Cedric is cool too. And I always liked Oliver Wood as well. :cool:

Zerbie

08-04-2007, 10:48 PM

Awright then one of you guys can be Hermione - I find Victor Krum a total turn-off. :tdown: Take the Hermione mantel from me, please - I don't relate to her!!

Cedric & Oliver aren't bad, tho.

Andy would make a PERFECT Mad-Eye Moody! :agree:

dsdrane

08-06-2007, 08:54 AM

And I always liked Oliver Wood as well. :cool:

...I totally crushed on Oliver Wood.:agree::tup:

[The name says it all, no?:cool:]

[Did I just write that?:eek:]

Dash

08-06-2007, 09:33 AM

...I totally crushed on Oliver Wood.:agree::tup:

[The name says it all, no?:cool:]

[Did I just write that?:eek:]

And the actor who played Mr. Wood is named (of course) Sean Biggerstaff.

:lol::lol::rofl::rofl::D

dsdrane

08-06-2007, 09:35 AM

And the actor who played Mr. Wood is named (of course) Sean Biggerstaff.

:lol::lol::rofl::rofl::D

No way!!!

[That Ms. Rowling is a scamp!]

Britt.

08-06-2007, 10:59 AM

Hermione Granger for sure.

BrentRichards

08-07-2007, 01:31 PM

Who do you all think is my fit?

Here is my take on you all

Pablo: Neville Longbottom
Zerbie: Hermoine Granger (oh yes)
Andy: Mad-eye Moody
Brent: Remus Lupin
Dash and David: Fred and George Weasley
Austin: Harry Potter
Steve: Professor Flitwick
Jenn: Luna
Daniel: hmm...not snape ... Sirius Black?

I couldn't decide who I thought I might be ... but this is very flattering, thanks ... I like the Lupin character a lot.

Vanessa White

08-07-2007, 09:43 PM

However, based on knowing myself, I would say the closest match would be a combo between Professor Mogonagle and Hemione. I love the strength of character and knowledge of the professor, and I ALSO Love the intellect of Hermione, and her vulnerability at the same time. As far as hotties are concerned, Cedric Diggory was definitely a cutie pie, but I have to say that I have a thing for Luna Lovegood. I just love how flighty and sweet she is!!!! I also feel like I may be a bit like Neville, very vulnerable and timid at times, but also very loyal, true, sensitive and empathic.

Dash

08-08-2007, 09:22 AM

Pablo Rafael

08-08-2007, 08:00 PM

u-dog

08-08-2007, 08:36 PM

but since I have done it so many times, what is once more?

Which character is Neville Longbottom? It has been awhile since I read any of the books and he doesn't stick in my mind.

Since Dave compared me to him, I was getting a little concerned. (Dave is one of those guys who keeps you on your toes and looking to see who is behind you.)

Tu Amigo, Pablo

At least I'm not Dudley Dursley or Draco Malfoy. (Though Draco does have a coolness :cool: to him.)

Neville is in the circle of friends just outside Harry/Ron/Hermoine. He is in every book. At the beginning he is a little over weight, has a silly familiar (like... a toad I think) is not very competant magically ... at least not until about book 5 when he starts to "get it". His parents were Aurors who were murdered by you know who. raised by his grandmother he thinks he will never measure up to his parents. In fact he is very courageous and loyal. he plays a key role at the end of the last book when he fully comes into his own as a wizard.

Over all... being compared to Neville is a positive thing.

Zerbie

08-08-2007, 11:01 PM

Goodness yes, I love Neville. Neville is very quiet and empathic. Takes a long time in the "awkward phase" and suffers a lot of social embarassments but develops into a beautiful man with a heart of gold.

But from a purely theatrical standpoint, I would love to play Lucius (is that his first name?) Malfoy, Draco's father. I think it's the flowing blonde locks plus pure evil character combo that looks like so much fun.

I always identify with guy characters in movies. Does that *mean* anything?

u-dog

08-09-2007, 06:21 AM

My sons pointed out that JKR missed a golden opportunity. They thought that it would have been a very nice "coming full circle" of the Dursley subplot if -- in the epilogue -- Dudley and his wife had been waiting on platform 9 and 3/4 with their wizarding child on his/her way to Hogwarts for the first time.

Pablo Rafael

08-09-2007, 07:12 AM

But from a purely theatrical standpoint, I would love to play Lucius (is that his first name?) Malfoy, Draco's father. I think it's the flowing blonde locks plus pure evil character combo that looks like so much fun.

The evil characters are the most fun. I love that Lucius and Draco are the very blonde characters. So much of western culture has always portrayed the evil charaters as dark. How many times have you seen Judas as a black man? In the old movies the darker the actors were, the more evil (or stupid) the characters were. Even today you see this.

I got a DVD from Netflix that was a South African production of the story of Jesus. I forget the name. All the leading characters were black except one; Judas was a tall blonde white guy. It was the perfect portrayal of Judas.

Now I have nothing against blondes mind you. I must confess to being blonde myself (with blue eyes). You probably already guessed that from the intelligenece of my posts. :rolleyes:

Tu Amigo, Pablo

elcharrom

08-09-2007, 11:21 AM

I like Harry haha, I stopped reading the books after like the 3rd one cuz I got too lazy to read a 1000 page book :o and I got even less interested in th emovies, but I do remember I liked the bird thing in the second movie, imagine having one of those to ride to work, it'll probably kill you but oh well at least you rode it right? haha

BrentRichards

08-09-2007, 06:37 PM

Now I have nothing against blondes mind you. I must confess to being blonde myself (with blue eyes). You probably already guessed that from the intelligenece of my posts. :rolleyes:

Now wait just a minute ... I know I'm not the quickest greyhound on the track, but blonde and blue eyes? Are you hiding behind a Latino screen name while actually being Scandahoovian? Have I missed this all along?

tymejumper

08-09-2007, 08:12 PM

I was going by emotional/situational identification. Hermione leaves me cold, always did. Watching the movies and trying to relate to her, I connect to being intellectual and academically accomplished, but those are cold facts and I feel no emotional connection to her character. She has a hard time fathoming what's going on with Harry's situation, whereas I've lived that stuff in real life (minus the wizards). So I really don't get her.

The one whose experiences and situation I most identify with is Harry. I don't know much about Neville, but in his few featured moments I identified very much with his emotional depths and empathy.

Hands down, I am a Harry. It always seems that the weight of the world is on my shoulders and I always have to save everyone and pull the final rabil out of the hat. Also, I am very loyal and often champion the underdog. I am also a reluctant hero and dn;t know how I got here in this life! LOL

Pablo Rafael

08-10-2007, 01:53 PM

Now wait just a minute ... I know I'm not the quickest greyhound on the track, but blonde and blue eyes? Are you hiding behind a Latino screen name while actually being Scandahoovian? Have I missed this all along?

(looking nervous)Do you have something against blonde hair and blue eyes? I could dye the hair and get brown contacts.

Cripes, Brent is going to be one of those picky, demanding boyfriends.
(Did I just say that out loud?!)

Pablo

BrentRichards

08-10-2007, 06:32 PM

(looking nervous)Do you have something against blonde hair and blue eyes? I could dye the hair and get brown contacts.

Cripes, Brent is going to be one of those picky, demanding boyfriends.
(Did I just say that out loud?!)

Pablo

Who said I was complaining ... I'm just confused (which is not hard to do ...)

And, I'll have you know, I'm VERY type B. I'm not at all demanding. So don't say I am. Ever. Got it?

Pablo Rafael

08-11-2007, 12:21 PM

And, I'll have you know, I'm VERY type B. I'm not at all demanding. So don't say I am. Ever. Got it?

I understand, sir. My apologies; It won't happen again!

Another beer, sir?

tymejumper

08-13-2007, 06:02 PM

I haven't read the books. I've seen only parts of the movies, never the whole thing (at least that I can recall)
:o

Boo! Boo! Boo! You have to read the books. I had my partner read The Order of The Phoenix even though we took the kids to see it last week. There is SO much more about the characters in the books. Tonks, Hagrid and even magical creatures.

I have just finished the LAST book! It was so good! My teen went to band camp for the week so I raided her room and snatched it. She just got it back after the week and finished it in 3 days!:p