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[Judgie Poo]

Ginny and Harry get married and have babies.  Ron, Hermoine, and Harry all live.


HTFH nerds

[n/a]

Someone already did this last night.

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[sstar]

_{falsely assumes that anyone gives a f*ck.}

TITCR.

[Hizzla Pimp]

Ginny and Harry get married and have babies.  Ron, Hermoine, and Harry all live.


HTFH nerds

Did you actually read the book? I think you're just bitter because someone ruined it for you. LOL


Anyway, I actually enjoy reading your asinine posts.

[EZboy]

I wish I understood the whole craze; I read 100 pages of the first book, and fell asleep. Never picked it up again.

[Eveman in Ingmarland]

"There are too many adverbs in my books," Harry said slowly.
"I know," Ron agreed enthusiastically.
"I really think you're right," Hermione said timidly. "The books would probably have been better with fewer adverbs," she continued unnecessarily.
"That is certainly true," Ron added superfluously.
"What was J.K. Rowling thinking?" Harry asked both rhetorically and bluntly, while scratching his head rhythmically.
"Yup," chimed Hermione pointlessly.

[LizPendens™]

"but the books were written for children not adults, and are geared towards their tastes for overly dramatic expression," remarked Liz pointedly.

[Eveman in Ingmarland]

"but the books were written for children not adults, and are geared towards their tastes for overly dramatic expression," remarked Liz pointedly.

"Yeah, because everybody knows kids just love unnecessary words," Eveman replied sarcastically.

[SJ101]

"but the books were written for children not adults, and are geared towards their tastes for overly dramatic expression," remarked Liz pointedly.

"Yeah, because everybody knows kids just love unnecessary words," Eveman replied sarcastically.

"Everyone just calm down," Social Justice insisted amelioratingly 

[LizPendens™]

"but the books were written for children not adults, and are geared towards their tastes for overly dramatic expression," remarked Liz pointedly.

"Yeah, because everybody knows kids just love unnecessary words," Eveman replied sarcastically.

"most people know that kids prefer to read highly emotive writing to the more antiseptic modernist or technical tastes of some pre-law adults," corrected liz strongly. "duh," she added emphatically.