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When you are getting people ready to go please don't leave the Longbottems in St. Mungos. Kim

Well there's a simple answer to that question. I didn't think of it. :) Besides, if I made his life too easy then the story wouldn't be interesting. :D - Bob wrote:

They'd better learn, then ... cook for themselves? all during up 21-

(Most) Slytherins are pure-blooded... do they even know how to cook for themselves? Greg __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best

wrote: of and The way I've been looking at it is this: Technology depends on things happening the same way every time. Electrons have to behave the same way consistently in order for electronics

Where interestingly enough I think that the opposite position is valid. I remember hearing somewhere "That any signifigantly advanced technology can seem like Magic to the primitive." It is even

Hogwarts or at least hide it

required I have wondered why, when making long walks down to Hogsmeade, he didn't just bring his broom with him so when he gets tired he can just fly real slow alongside whoever's walking with him.

If there is one thing I have learned

I was thinking about How Harry could get over his Mobility problems in a fight with the Death Eaters and the scene from Star Wars - The Phantom Menace where Yoda duels Count Duku popped into my

in a compromising position with a burning Vase or some such. < The problem is that No. 3 Longship is always late and the troops suffer from chronic exhaustion, so this keeps happening...

just a quick messeage to say that the Parachute Regiment in britan is more likely known as the para's and most here consider them insane and only a step below an SAS soldier. the SAS is a unit that

Dont forget, Rape, THEN Pillage, THEN burn The last thing you want is to make a mistake and end up being caught in a compromising position with a burning Vase or some such Cheers Finbar

As a Viking You must learn First you pillage THEN you burn. Keith

--- In snorkack@..., "magyareagle" <magyareagle@y...> wrote: > According to army.mod.uk and nationmaster.com "its military structure > it is divided into corps (administrative groupings by

According to army.mod.uk and nationmaster.com "its military structure it is divided into corps (administrative groupings by common function), and divisions and brigades (large formations,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Army http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Army_officer_rank_insignia http://www.geocities.com/faskew/Colonial/Glossary/British.htm The first two are helpful...

So you are a member of the second boat dave Viking chief to Viking Warriors off shore the Scotish coast in 3 boats He say to them.,. The first boat will do the burning, the second boat will do the