Good news! The new school term has begun! You march up the Hogwarts gates feeling full of excitement and/or Pumpkin juice. But which house are you heading for?
A. I have to make it all the way there? Jeepers! To be honest, I’m feeling a little tired – all this travelling has tuckered me out. I’ll try and make it to Gryffindor, I promise… I… I…. I’ve fallen over.
B. Ravenclaw of course! Where the brightest, best and most open-minded witches and wizards go! Although, did you know the sorting hat is actually a rare type of hair-eating psychic shrub? That’s why the students can only wear it VERY briefly indeed, lest they lose their locks!
C. Haha, true supporters would know that answer to that one, my friend! How about I bet you you can’t guess? Come on, just a few galleons? Sickles? Don’t make me get my knuts out.
D. Hogwarts, eh? That takes me back… In 1509 the robes were made of iron of course, and every corridor hid dark secrets…Also rather interesting scaffolding issues. According to the decree of 1439 made by Colustus Marpington, every brick of Hogwarts must be adjacent to if not touching at least four and a half other bricks. Of course this was negated in the great Brick War of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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2. All settled in and its time to start learning! What’s your favourite subject?
A. Erm…Whichever has the lightest books?
B. The ones that really reveal the mysteries of this world! Divination! Ancient Runes! Boggle!
C. I’m a sporty man myself, but of course, you probably knew that! Vital for these kids to get out there in the fresh air, healthy competition, physical exercise and all that. Otherwise people just end up making trouble for themselves; I know that better than most!
D. Subjects eh? That takes me back… Back in the 14th century of course, “subjects” were known as “talents” and as young witches and wizards one was only allowed to take up three “talents” at any one time. Popular choices included – fire creation, hawk killing, arrow forging and dis-forging, home economics… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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2. All settled in and its time to start learning! What’s your favourite subject?
A. Erm…Whichever has the lightest books?
B. The ones that really reveal the mysteries of this world! Divination! Ancient Runes! Boggle!
C. I’m a sporty man myself, but of course, you probably knew that! Vital for these kids to get out there in the fresh air, healthy competition, physical exercise and all that. Otherwise people just end up making trouble for themselves; I know that better than most!
D. Subjects eh? That takes me back… Back in the 14th century of course, “subjects” were known as “talents” and as young witches and wizards one was only allowed to take up three “talents” at any one time. Popular choices included – fire creation, hawk killing, arrow forging and dis-forging, home economics… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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2. All settled in and its time to start learning! What’s your favourite subject?
A. Erm…Whichever has the lightest books?
B. The ones that really reveal the mysteries of this world! Divination! Ancient Runes! Boggle!
C. I’m a sporty man myself, but of course, you probably knew that! Vital for these kids to get out there in the fresh air, healthy competition, physical exercise and all that. Otherwise people just end up making trouble for themselves; I know that better than most!
D. Subjects eh? That takes me back… Back in the 14th century of course, “subjects” were known as “talents” and as young witches and wizards one was only allowed to take up three “talents” at any one time. Popular choices included – fire creation, hawk killing, arrow forging and dis-forging, home economics… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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2. All settled in and its time to start learning! What’s your favourite subject?
A. Erm…Whichever has the lightest books?
B. The ones that really reveal the mysteries of this world! Divination! Ancient Runes! Boggle!
C. I’m a sporty man myself, but of course, you probably knew that! Vital for these kids to get out there in the fresh air, healthy competition, physical exercise and all that. Otherwise people just end up making trouble for themselves; I know that better than most!
D. Subjects eh? That takes me back… Back in the 14th century of course, “subjects” were known as “talents” and as young witches and wizards one was only allowed to take up three “talents” at any one time. Popular choices included – fire creation, hawk killing, arrow forging and dis-forging, home economics… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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3. You’re late for Potions, and you have a feeling Snape’s in a particularly foul mood. How do you escape from the inevitable greasy retribution?
A. Ahh shucks, it’ll be OK. My cute little face and desire to do my darndest no matter what the obstacle will shine through! Hurrah! Also, I can probably slide under the door without too much bother.
B. Ah ha ha, there’s no such thing as a potion! We’ve recently uncovered that all liquids are IN FACT tiny and delicate Blast Ended Screwts that instead of growing UP AND OUT grow DOWN AND IN – caused by a problem in the mother’s fire tract! Read all in the next edition!
C. Oh, Snape’ll be alright about it once we have a fly-about and a chat! I hear he was a big fan!
D. Potions eh? That takes me back… I recall a meal I once had in 1704 with a potions master by the name of Flobbet Creeberger. He was a grave young gentleman, and wore his sleeves over his face, as was the custom at the time. The starter consisted of a famous dish of the realm, a delightful rock fungus by the name of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C. A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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4. Bad luck, your various charms failed to do the trick and you’ve found yourself in detention. You gonna take it lying down?
A. I tried my best, that’s all any of us can do!
B. Don’t let “the man” get you down! There will always be people who say you’re wrong, you’re misinformed, you’re clinically insane – you just have to follow your own path my dears!
C.A spot of trouble eh? Ha…No goblins involved, I hope?
D. Detention eh? That takes me back… Of course in the 1600s the traditional detention took place in the school’s grounds, and involved back-breaking labour in order to facilitate the construction of the astronomy tower. In fact, students often were given “tower duty” as both a punishment and a prize, cunningly bypassing the legal implications of… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
Click on your choice above to apparate to the next question…
5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
Click on your choice above to apparate to the next question…
5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
Click on your choice above to apparate to the next question…
5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
Click on your choice above to apparate to the next question…
5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
Click on your choice above to apparate to the next question…
5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
Click on your choice above to apparate to the next question…
5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
Click on your choice above to apparate to the next question…
5. Sigh, it’s the Quidditch cup final, but you’ve got your exams coming up and loads of homework. Do you stay inside to study, or give in to snitch-based temptation?
A. The work comes first of course, you can go for a quick fly any old time! Hooty hoot! – ahem, I mean – *some noise that doesn’t make it obvious I’m an owl*
B. Well that all depends – how long do we have until the print deadline, and how many of the quills have been infected with Nargles?
C. No question! Quidditch is the sport of champions! Who do you reckon’s going to clinch it? 6 galleons on Gryffindor? Anyone?
D. Quidditch eh? That takes me back… though for centuries the classic wizarding sport has been the choice for magical beings worldwide, there was a brief spate in the late 1800s where the Muggle sport of Rounders had a surprising and ill-advised boom. Of course, this came to a head when a group of wizards infiltrated a Kensington knock-out tournament and proceeded to force the participants to dress in various lacy… *slow descent into incomprehensible mumbling*
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Congratulations! You are… PIGWIDGEON
With a can-do attitude and limited wingspan, you’re not just an an owl – you’re an owl that can achieve anything (as long as what you’re achieving doesn’t involve travelling over 10 metres or so). A shining light of positivity, an inspiration to us all and able to fit into most storage lockers – who cares if everyone calls you pig? Seriously though, everyone.
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Congratulations! You are… XENOPHELIUS LOVEGOOD
Father to Luna and editor of the much-revered publication The Quibbler – you’re a chap who has a rare power; the power to believe literally anything. Others may deride you, some may seek to mock you, but you hold firm, noble in the face of your utterly mental beliefs. And there are those that respect you for that. We don’t know any of them of course, but they probably exist… somewhere…
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Congratulations! You are… LUDO BAGMAN
A man so important to the magical world that this was the best we could do for a picture, Ludo Bagman truly is the heart and soul of Hogwarts. Like him, you’ll most likely be remembered for your flaws; excessive gambling, trouble dodging and goblin-pestering. Nevertheless, you’re a warm-hearted chap who just wants everyone to get along, and hey, the Wimbourne Wasps would have been nothing without you, right?
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Congratulations! You are… CUTHBERT BINNS
Professor of the nail-biting History Of Magic classes, you’re a guy who knows his stuff, and you’re not afraid to say it. For several fascinating hours at a time. Famous for being a man so dull that no-one can notice the difference between you alive and dead, you’ve got the world at your feet – just try not to stand on the surrounding folk unconscious from excitement.
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