sistermagpie @ April 15 2003, 12:32:32 UTC

Now who's throwing things around the Slytherin bedroom and why?!

flyby @ April 15 2003, 13:22:03 UTC

potterstinks throwing a fit, perhaps? There could be so many reasons behind something lik that, though - especially right now. Meep.

bookshop @ April 15 2003, 14:22:52 UTC

HAHAHAHAHa. I CONCUR, Dude, I concur. Man oh man, I love Goyle. He cracks me up every time.

*plants kisses all over Goyle's player*

non_inferno @ April 15 2003, 14:41:23 UTC

poter wusnt wif us the entyr time, sum peeple got lust.

Typo, or freudian slip? I'm willing to bet it's the latter. Because Goyle never has typos.

fatalseafood @ April 15 2003, 15:28:02 UTC

Isn't Goyle just woobie? his observations are so simple-minded and naive that you want to huggle him. and is it just me, or do you get the feeling that he knows more than he lets on? in every one of his posts he says things we know already and then lets something crucial slip, like draco throwing a fit.
By the way, I love your icon so much it hurts. *loves*

black_dog @ April 15 2003, 19:51:07 UTC Re:

Oh I love how he's played, because behind the illiteracy you can tell he's an alert, observant person, with a playful personality. And yet, he really is a little off, in just the way you'd expect someone to be who was continually underestimated and ignored. There are the little monomanias (the use of the word "kitchen" in a recent post) and the jokes that are a bit too private, that don't quite come off for others but seem to please Goyle himself immensely. It's very nicely done. And his posts are definitely worth reading carefully.

PS *My* icon??

fatalseafood @ April 15 2003, 20:00:52 UTC Re:

it is obvious that the person behind goyle has a good hold on goyle's personality. his posts are not for the casual eye; i have to read them twice or three times, if not more, to understand the underlying meanings behind the illiteracy.
i think goyle's simplicity is refreshing, because all the slytherins in NA are quite complicated. thasnks to goyle, so many events in Slythering are more understandable. <3
PS: Your icon indeed. *hearts*

black_dog @ April 15 2003, 20:53:24 UTC

:) My icon blushes and <3's you back.

sistermagpie @ April 15 2003, 21:11:16 UTC

Love them. Sometimes you'll read them through once and then find yourself going back over them again and again--like this one. It's kind of fun to put yourself into his place and try to figure what he's trying to communicate. Go Goyle!