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*Holmesian Feline* · 07-06-2015, 07:36 PM

Bubble head charm...

Flamsteed had a problem with his sneezing? Okay so he should have expected it from the neat-freak head of house, at least until the event of the last class where the professor's sneezing had ruined....RUINED...his original potion from the joint lesson. Way to hold a double standard there man. "I'm fine Professor," he assured him, "Not germs....cobwebs." He didn't have a cold just a sensativity to the dirty creapy objects hanging everywhere on almost everything. Adi's suggestion held more merit. "Doesn't work enough." But at least it kept it from getting worse than it was.

And then Zander happened.

Benny just shook his head and got his belongings out to be ready for class to begin. Which it did after a loud exclaimation from Flamsteed as he freaked out once more. That man really had an exciteable nature. As for the box, he had no idea on what could possibly be in it and he wasn't going to be concerned about it. It would be revealed to them soon enough and it wasn't like it was a creature inside. THAT was different.
The floating cardboard cut-outs of a computer, television and container were distraction anyway. Each improved by the space program in the states? That was certainly curious to know. He wrote it down in his notes before thinking on what the connection could possible be, adding it in underneath.

SPOILER!!: Benny's notes

Stuck on the last one, he raised his hand to at least supply one offering. Unfortunately as he waited to be acknowledged, Janelle the Ravenclaw gave what he had. Oh dear. "I agree with Janelle...Space exploration and satelites helped the television and computer signals," he replied when called on, adding the last as he took a chance. Maybe it worked too.

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Holmesian Feline Chimaera Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Baker Street Posts: 30,221 Hogwarts RPG Name: Marcus Briody Cole Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Nadia Atreyu-Rehman Gryffindor Sixth Year x8 x8	Toothless - Napoleon of Crime - Gryffinclaw - Owl Emissary - Pirate Auror - DoctorDonna Bubble head charm... Flamsteed had a problem with his sneezing? Okay so he should have expected it from the neat-freak head of house, at least until the event of the last class where the professor's sneezing had ruined....RUINED...his original potion from the joint lesson. Way to hold a double standard there man. "I'm fine Professor," he assured him, "Not germs....cobwebs." He didn't have a cold just a sensativity to the dirty creapy objects hanging everywhere on almost everything. Adi's suggestion held more merit. "Doesn't work enough." But at least it kept it from getting worse than it was. And then Zander happened. Benny just shook his head and got his belongings out to be ready for class to begin. Which it did after a loud exclaimation from Flamsteed as he freaked out once more. That man really had an exciteable nature. As for the box, he had no idea on what could possibly be in it and he wasn't going to be concerned about it. It would be revealed to them soon enough and it wasn't like it was a creature inside. THAT was different. The floating cardboard cut-outs of a computer, television and container were distraction anyway. Each improved by the space program in the states? That was certainly curious to know. He wrote it down in his notes before thinking on what the connection could possible be, adding it in underneath. SPOILER!!: Benny's notes Computer: As technology was created for the program, it helped advance that which was available to the general public. The computer used to control space stuff had to grow with the space tech else the space tech was not usable. Television: Space exploration allowed satellites which improved the sending of television waves Container: Stuck on the last one, he raised his hand to at least supply one offering. Unfortunately as he waited to be acknowledged, Janelle the Ravenclaw gave what he had. Oh dear. "I agree with Janelle...Space exploration and satelites helped the television and computer signals," he replied when called on, adding the last as he took a chance. Maybe it worked too. __________________