| shusu @ 2003-06-11 11:53:00 |
no... it can't be... is it?
Mood: there are
Cake, anyone?
XD
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neveth @ June 11 2003, 10:44:13 UTC |
My love for M.B. knows no bounds. She is god. Hail MB. My love for Draco knows no bounds. He is Engraged. Hail Draco.
*repeats*
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Anonymous @ June 11 2003, 10:51:36 UTC eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee |
*squees madly*
Drace and Millicent are awsome! (http://www.livejournal.com/users/la_pensee/14063.html) And to do this with him in crutches, too. *breaks down and is overwhelmed by the cuteness of it all*
It's great how Pansy posted twice today, so we can see the contrast of her mood before and after the cake indicent. Honestly, what was her mother thinking?
-HedgeMouse
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Anonymous @ June 11 2003, 11:02:30 UTC |
Someone more pleasant to ride. (http://www.livejournal.com/users/la_pensee/14063.html?thread=78063#t78063)
Pansy, Millie, I think Harry is the right man for the job.
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Anonymous @ June 11 2003, 11:19:20 UTC |
Somehow I doubt that even Harry would put up with Draco the way M.B. does. I think Harry would give him the dump at this point (http://www.livejournal.com/users/la_pensee/14063.html?thread=80879).
Although, the updated M.B. appears to have her limits as well... *chortles madly* Ah, Draco...
-HedgeMouse
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Anonymous @ June 11 2003, 14:52:19 UTC |
I meant it in a purely sexual innuendo type fashion?
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Anonymous @ June 11 2003, 16:59:39 UTC |
Ah, well in that case, we can only hope that they come to their senses and let Harry take over immediately.
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Anonymous @ June 11 2003, 17:54:22 UTC |
I will never believe neither of them (Pansy, M.B.) hadn't concidered how it sounded.
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Anonymous @ June 11 2003, 11:02:38 UTC |
Could Ron be Pansy's present who is "on his way?" (http://www.livejournal.com/users/la_pensee/14063.html?thread=78319#t78319)
(parent)| sistermagpie @ June 11 2003, 11:22:22 UTC |
Awwwww...HAPPY BIRTHDAY, PANSY! I'm so happy she got something like this. M.B. and Draco are the best! The Slytherin Trio rules!!!!!
No matter what Ron says-and what's with Seamus agreeing with him that the two of them are nothing but trouble? Nobody who jumps out of a big green cake for their friend is nothing but trouble! Err...that is, they may be nothing but trouble but they are the GOOD kind of trouble.
I wish I could see them jumping out of that cake.
It's possible the run-in Ron and Harry had with the green monster wasn't exactly an accident with Draco directing the traffic, though. Anyway, happy birthday Pansy!!
| la_trix @ June 11 2003, 14:23:07 UTC |
... what's with Seamus agreeing with him that the two of them are nothing but trouble?
Yeah, last I heard Seamus wasn't speaking to Ron.
And why would Seamus suddenly turn on Malfoy? He didn't do anything wrong ... did he?
| sistermagpie @ June 11 2003, 17:25:16 UTC |
That's what I want to know!!
But then, this is Ron. We shouldn't assume Seamus' reaction until we see it ourselves. Ron might be exaggerating something Seamus said or talking for Seamus here.
I was also sort of interested in Draco's response to Ron. The phrase "causing trouble" came up again and again--and my first thought was that this referred to Seamus and Dean, that Draco somehow caused the trouble between them (which he didn't, of course), but it may mean a whole lot of things.
Ron's been sounding like he's sort of husting Draco out of Gryffindor lives in his past few posts, almost pushing that things are back to normal now. Also, something struck me as kind of sad in Draco's withdrawal from that conversation, where he said, "that's right, I'm stirring up trouble" etc. to Ron.
I really wish we knew what happened between Draco and Harry!