Jul. 9th, 2004
I have a question...
Jul. 9th, 2004 12:16 am
Holy water kills vampires, right? And it's harmless to humans, right?
So why didn't the Scoobies just carry around Super Soakers with holy water in 'em? Not only would it allow them to kill vampires easily from a distance, but it would've kept them from looking suspicious and/or accidentally hurting non-vampires. Plus, if they got hot after a fight, they could easily cool down.
And water balloons! They could easily have set up traps in places vampires were likely to go, and have had water balloons fall down and poof away the vampire! That'd be... a little silly, really, but a lot safer than their normal M.O.
So why didn't the Scoobies just carry around Super Soakers with holy water in 'em? Not only would it allow them to kill vampires easily from a distance, but it would've kept them from looking suspicious and/or accidentally hurting non-vampires. Plus, if they got hot after a fight, they could easily cool down.
And water balloons! They could easily have set up traps in places vampires were likely to go, and have had water balloons fall down and poof away the vampire! That'd be... a little silly, really, but a lot safer than their normal M.O.
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jedirita
Jul. 9th, 2004 11:09 amWho has been writing a fanfic involving Neville. Which I suppose means that my only saving grace now is that I don't write the stuff. *sigh*
Anyway, one paragraph runs like this:
For such good friends, they could be awfully volatile, and he only prayed they never learned about the betting pool Dean and Seamus ran at the start of every school term on when the first fight would start, who would split off from whom, and how long it would last. Maybe he should tip then off with his own prediction: less than one week for Harry to get into a row with Hermione and Ron.
I want in on this action. I've got a galleon down for Hermione (finally) punching Ron next book, just for being stupid. Anyone else?
Anyway, one paragraph runs like this:
For such good friends, they could be awfully volatile, and he only prayed they never learned about the betting pool Dean and Seamus ran at the start of every school term on when the first fight would start, who would split off from whom, and how long it would last. Maybe he should tip then off with his own prediction: less than one week for Harry to get into a row with Hermione and Ron.
I want in on this action. I've got a galleon down for Hermione (finally) punching Ron next book, just for being stupid. Anyone else?
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customers_suck has a new posting style. Must say, it's making their rants a LOT funnier.See?
And now I'm done. Djusk' a.
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customers_suck
Jul. 9th, 2004 05:36 pmWhich MUST be completely fictional. Or so I hope, anyway. Send in the Clowns? Wedding? What?
Interesting linky about going unshod.
Jul. 9th, 2004 07:59 pm
Clicky clicky!
The only one that matters to me is the one from New York: http://barefooters.org/health-dept/NY2002.html
So, apparently, you CAN go shoeless in any building you want. Or, at least, if they protest, they can't claim it's because of the law, because that's a lie.
That whole site is cool. I think I'll make it one of the many biased (which isn't a bad thing!) links on my list.
The only one that matters to me is the one from New York: http://barefooters.org/health-dept/NY2002.html
So, apparently, you CAN go shoeless in any building you want. Or, at least, if they protest, they can't claim it's because of the law, because that's a lie.
That whole site is cool. I think I'll make it one of the many biased (which isn't a bad thing!) links on my list.