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kippurbirdI just saw HP3!! It was fun. It was okay, the effects were fantastic. I now want a hippogriff of my very own.
I officially hate my brother. He was a complete and utter git tonight. First of all he was coming with us to see Harry Potter. Then after we buy the tickets he decides he wants to see another movie (he doesn't even like Harry Potter in the first place and had no idea what was going on don't even know why he wanted to come). There were no other movies playing at the same time and even if there were the tickets were for Harry Potter.
Then we went out to dinner. We were talking about something (five of us at dinner) and all of a sudden he decides that we should stop talking about the subject of conversation becuase he doesn't want to talk about it. We don't want to, so he says fine I'll go for a walk. He acted like a spoiiled rotten little brat. He even wanted to start playing games on his phone while we were talking. Rude moronic git.
In other thoughts:
I was on Deletrius just now, and saw them talking about a religous Sue. You know the Uber-Christian girl who finds out that she's a witch and therefore evil and a sinner and has to go to Hogwarts and convert every to save their souls or what not. Blah blah blah.
And then I just got this brilliant idea.
What if an Orthadox Jew went to Hogwarts.
I officially hate my brother. He was a complete and utter git tonight. First of all he was coming with us to see Harry Potter. Then after we buy the tickets he decides he wants to see another movie (he doesn't even like Harry Potter in the first place and had no idea what was going on don't even know why he wanted to come). There were no other movies playing at the same time and even if there were the tickets were for Harry Potter.
Then we went out to dinner. We were talking about something (five of us at dinner) and all of a sudden he decides that we should stop talking about the subject of conversation becuase he doesn't want to talk about it. We don't want to, so he says fine I'll go for a walk. He acted like a spoiiled rotten little brat. He even wanted to start playing games on his phone while we were talking. Rude moronic git.
In other thoughts:
I was on Deletrius just now, and saw them talking about a religous Sue. You know the Uber-Christian girl who finds out that she's a witch and therefore evil and a sinner and has to go to Hogwarts and convert every to save their souls or what not. Blah blah blah.
And then I just got this brilliant idea.
What if an Orthadox Jew went to Hogwarts.
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Date: 2004-06-06 02:17 am (UTC)No pissing off goddesses or friends of said goddesses. Very bad idea.
What if an Orthodox Jew went to Hogwarts.
The food wouldn't be kosjer (sp?). No more choc frogs.
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Date: 2004-06-06 11:01 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-06-06 11:21 am (UTC)And, uhm, lessee... Hogwarts teachers with the beards and hats and all- chassid jews have a very different style of dress, I'd say. Or... not enough Tora education; lack of religious knowledge. Nobody knows what Hannuka is, or Pesach, or... oh, that could all be so interesting!
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Date: 2004-06-08 10:47 am (UTC)Sorry about your brother. Family can be annoying, can't they.
Love the idea of an Orthodox Jew at Hogwarts - I just read this book called The Ladies Auxillary about Orthodox Jews. It was interesting.