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  • Haha, that's okay. Hot n' Steamy doesn't really get old, I guess.

    Tolkien can be a rather wordy fellow, as in, some sections of his books just seem to be written in the "This section is here so my book can be over the one-thousand page mark..." but they're usually fleshed-out nicely and blend rather well. Granted, there will be some confusion if you watch the films first and then read the book, but it's definitely a great read.

    For some reason, the ending of Order of the Phoenix didn't really get to me until almost the very last page, because I was actually thinking, "Oh, Sirius is just going to take an Obi-Wan-esque omnipotent-counselor-from-beyond-the-grave role through Harry's mirror," And then he didn't and it just hit me. Boom. Then the movie totally ruined that whole sequence by omitting the mirror completely, so I guess it could have been worse.
    It was actually you who gave me the idea. You came up with the hot and steamy thing in the You're Banned game, I believe.

    Actually, you're vastly understating it. It's not overly descriptive, it's poetry. It's the most amazing prose you've ever read, and it talks about everything like it's alive. Which is what I love about it so much; you really become attached to the characters and will probably actually cry when a protagonist dies and you will stand up and cheer when an antagonist gets bumped off. Not that I've actually done that or anything...*sweatdrop*

    I dunno, Cedric just struck me as a really cool guy. Sort of a background filler character, but a great one. Maybe it was just being a Triwizard Champion that made him so cool. It was Half-Blood Prince's ending, however, that really upset me.
    I'm considering changing my user title to Hot Steamy Socialite. What d'you think?

    LOTR is amazing. It probably makes the Harry Potter series look like The Little Engine that Could. And that's saying something. Goblet of Fire's also great, but the ending depressed me because Cedric was a cool character. The movie made it worse.
    Yeah? Well, I worked hard to steal those! *kicks you hand and steals them again*

    Well, if you wouldn't mind getting plenty of empty mugs...

    Really? I think she's rather powdery, myself. ... *shot*
    Nah, that's okay. It's hard for a giant demonic serpent to not come across as hot and steamy.

    Harry Potter's great, in the sense that you can re-read the series several times and still never grow tired of them. The only other book I've been able to do that with is the Lord of the Rings. Order of the Phoenix is probably my favorite of the whole series. It's like it's the turning point to a darker and edgier side of the story that Half-Blood Prince and Deathly Hallows provide.
    Yep; Hot Steamy Brimstone Wyrm in a forest green badge-laden vest. :)

    Which book? Or have you just started out? (Don't worry; I won't spoil anything for you if you haven't read them before)
    I just returned from a Boy Scout meeting. ^_^ Well, not technically Boy Scouts, but Venturing, a more mature branch of Boy Scouts.
    Good afternoon, Arylett. Well, it's afternoon here at least, and I'm not sure what time zone you're in, so yeah...what's up?
    THAT MUST MEAN THAT YOU LIVE IN AMERICA. BECAUSE AMERICA HAS NO GOOD FOOD. AT LEAST, NOT UNLESS YOU LOOK FOR IT VERY CAREFULLY.

    NUUUUUUU I AM NOT TELLING! NOT TELLING! NOT TELLING :( *ZIPS MOUTH* *LOCKS* *EATS KEY*

    YEAH. IT NEEDS TO LAY OFF THE CAPSLOCK AND GO SEE A THERAPIST. OR SOMETHING.
    D: BUT BUT BUT COD IS DELICIOUS! AND IT COMES FROM ICELAND! LIKE BUTTERFREE! (WELL, I'M NOT SURE WHETHER BUTTERFREE IS DELICIOUS OR NOT, BUT STILL)

    NUUUUU NOT YOUR HAIR! FINE, MAYBE I'LL TELL YOU A LITTLE BIT. IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH YOUR HAIR. AND THAT IS THE MOST YOU'LL BE GETTING OUT OF ME SO SHUSH.

    MAYBE THAT'S WHY PRIMAL DIALGA NEVER SPEAKS NORMALLY. HE(IT?) HAS BEEN TYPING IN ALL CAPS FOR TOO LONG.
    Yeah, that's right! Screw family! Screw you! *steals all of your doctrates* >:D

    I probably wouldn't be a good assistant. I'd drink all the coffee before delivering it to you.

    Miss Soot Pile: ...
    Oh, I just knew you'd go for longevity! D: Though my Squee Box has lasted two-and-a-half millennia! One millenia is pitiful for any sound box!

    *Heads for door*
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