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hermionesclone · 06-05-2014, 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Team ronmione

Jeez jeez, this guy felt so strongly about things he found weird. The irony to all of this. "I assume you've been overlooked." Tag said casually. He was a weird kid, not as weird as Tag, but still weird. The blonde just nodded at the guy. He felt like this snake could go on forever talking about villains while Tag didn't participate in that part of the conversation. Maybe this guy had thought about this before? "Sure. Everything you say sounds spot on." There, contribution.

Whoa. Doomed for life, that was pretty sad. "The person must have a pretty pathetic life if their entire being depends on them executing a sassy comment correctly." Really sad indeed. Did that person even have something going on for them if this were the case? And that weirdo comment, like Tag always did, would take it as a compliment. Meant he was unique. "Thanks!"

"Maybe, they might be." Tag said, agreeing slightly. Though, the guy shouldn't get his hopes up too high or he might be let down to a disappointment. Just saying. "Sure?" Was Tag's response to weird feelings. Eyes on you, Slytherin boy. Eyes on you.

"Great. The book may gain another fan because of you." Tag said. Besides, the guy probably needed to read more to sharpen his brain. It wouldn't hurt him.

He had been overlooked? Grayson furrowed his eyebrows, choosing this thinking time to pick out a Bertie Botts bean and plopping it into his mouth. HAD he been overlooked? Was he on his way to ultimate villainhood? "NAH!" he said after a while, "I've just watched a lot of movies. Good movies. Action packed ones." Because those were the best ones. Also, that contribution was LAME, Hopscotch. "If that's not meant to be a sassy remark, then thank you."

Pretty pathetic life sounded about right, actually. "Uh huh. Very pathetic," he responded, nodding his head, "Or they could be very boring and want this very badly, for some bizzaro reason." And the weird one was appreciating his comment. Well then. Good for you. "You're welcome." See? He did have manners. Somewhere. Inside. Deep down inside. "You like being weird, then?"

"I hope so." Shrug. It didn't matter if they weren't. Not really. His life didn't depend on this. "What team does your friend play for?" And what was with that sure response? Was this one feeling okay? "They are! Imagine giving someone the full ability to break your heart and tear you to pieces emotionally." Jeez. No thank you.

A fan. He was going to be a BOOK fan. "My mum will be proud, I guess." Or she'd probably take that as a sign that she should get him that leather jacket already because he was oh-so-mature and responsible. "Bertie Bott?" he asked, holding out the packet towards the blonde haired loony.

06-05-2014, 07:00 PM	#50 (permalink)
hermionesclone Pogrebin Join Date: May 2009 Location: London Posts: 32,849 Hogwarts RPG Name: Alexander River Hirsch Gryffindor Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: -- x11 x11	urine trouble \| Pat's Strong Confident Other Half \| Pees Like a Champion Unicorn Racehorse Quote: Originally Posted by Team ronmione Jeez jeez, this guy felt so strongly about things he found weird. The irony to all of this. "I assume you've been overlooked." Tag said casually. He was a weird kid, not as weird as Tag, but still weird. The blonde just nodded at the guy. He felt like this snake could go on forever talking about villains while Tag didn't participate in that part of the conversation. Maybe this guy had thought about this before? "Sure. Everything you say sounds spot on." There, contribution. Whoa. Doomed for life, that was pretty sad. "The person must have a pretty pathetic life if their entire being depends on them executing a sassy comment correctly." Really sad indeed. Did that person even have something going on for them if this were the case? And that weirdo comment, like Tag always did, would take it as a compliment. Meant he was unique. "Thanks!" "Maybe, they might be." Tag said, agreeing slightly. Though, the guy shouldn't get his hopes up too high or he might be let down to a disappointment. Just saying. "Sure?" Was Tag's response to weird feelings. Eyes on you, Slytherin boy. Eyes on you. "Great. The book may gain another fan because of you." Tag said. Besides, the guy probably needed to read more to sharpen his brain. It wouldn't hurt him. He had been overlooked? Grayson furrowed his eyebrows, choosing this thinking time to pick out a Bertie Botts bean and plopping it into his mouth. HAD he been overlooked? Was he on his way to ultimate villainhood? "NAH!" he said after a while, "I've just watched a lot of movies. Good movies. Action packed ones." Because those were the best ones. Also, that contribution was LAME, Hopscotch. "If that's not meant to be a sassy remark, then thank you." Pretty pathetic life sounded about right, actually. "Uh huh. Very pathetic," he responded, nodding his head, "Or they could be very boring and want this very badly, for some bizzaro reason." And the weird one was appreciating his comment. Well then. Good for you. "You're welcome." See? He did have manners. Somewhere. Inside. Deep down inside. "You like being weird, then?" "I hope so." Shrug. It didn't matter if they weren't. Not really. His life didn't depend on this. "What team does your friend play for?" And what was with that sure response? Was this one feeling okay? "They are! Imagine giving someone the full ability to break your heart and tear you to pieces emotionally." Jeez. No thank you. A fan. He was going to be a BOOK fan. "My mum will be proud, I guess." Or she'd probably take that as a sign that she should get him that leather jacket already because he was oh-so-mature and responsible. "Bertie Bott?" he asked, holding out the packet towards the blonde haired loony. __________________