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PattyH. · 05-10-2011, 02:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Shaw

Shaw hummed LOUDLY over the blare of the music and the people trying their damndest to get him KILLED.

He swished his cloak through the rows, always peering over his shoulder to his back, until he reached the front of the room. Once there, he leaned his back against the chalkboard until his song finished.

In the blink of an eye, he flicked his wand and turned the front desk into a chainsaw.

"My name is Shaw. Just Shaw. Say it with me now."

"SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW."

"No Mr. No Professor. No Sir. Just Shaw. Got it?"

Wow.....this guy was different!

Patroclus had called professor's by their first names in the past, but never to their faces, and then with the last names he had always been taught it rude to adress someone with out a title, this was something he was going to struggle to get use too.

"Sure, Shaw" Hold up, they were the same word....just different spellings, did that mean that Shaw though people were talking to him, when they said sure?

Patroclus could see this was going to be a very unusual lesson.

05-10-2011, 02:28 AM	#58 (permalink)
PattyH. Snidget Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: London Posts: 2,928 Hogwarts RPG Name: Patroclus Hudson	Professional Twirler Mourned and Missed Quote: Originally Posted by Shaw Shaw hummed LOUDLY over the blare of the music and the people trying their damndest to get him KILLED. He swished his cloak through the rows, always peering over his shoulder to his back, until he reached the front of the room. Once there, he leaned his back against the chalkboard until his song finished. In the blink of an eye, he flicked his wand and turned the front desk into a chainsaw. "My name is Shaw. Just Shaw. Say it with me now." "SHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAW." "No Mr. No Professor. No Sir. Just Shaw. Got it?" Wow.....this guy was different! Patroclus had called professor's by their first names in the past, but never to their faces, and then with the last names he had always been taught it rude to adress someone with out a title, this was something he was going to struggle to get use too. "Sure, Shaw" Hold up, they were the same word....just different spellings, did that mean that Shaw though people were talking to him, when they said sure? Patroclus could see this was going to be a very unusual lesson.