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griffin · 07-20-2019, 07:36 AM

Oh, she had actually said something that was right. That was a pleasant surprise. Usually she had the sort of answers that just got her strange looks from the professors. Cordelia smiled a little bit when Professor Barlow said her answer was a good one. Secretly she liked the way that having a right answer made her feel smart, but she didn’t want anyone to start thinking that she was really smart because then they were going to expect her to have a good answer for everything and she wasn’t that smart. The second year Gryffindor wanted to do well enough in academics to pass classes so they wouldn’t kick her off the quidditch team but she didn’t want to do so well that everyone would want her to help with stupid, boring homework. She wasn’t good enough that people would want her help for that anyway, but still she wouldn’t want anyone getting any ideas. Okay, she needed to write a description of her gross bottom of the bag garbage. ”My, uh, item is composed of multiple items stuck together so, uh, will that affect how the switching spell works?” Why hadn’t she just remembered to bring a real item?

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Originally Posted by notes

Cordelia Winklebleck
Item: Lollipop, kind of. More like a sticky ball of used blood sugar test strips on a stick.

Characteristics
1. The top part is spherical and sticky. Appears to be orange and green. Unable to determine which one was the original color.
2. There are at least 5 used blood sugar test strips with my blood on them stuck to the central lollipop mass. The strips are small white rectangles, one end which receives blood and the other end which goes in the meter when I test.
3. I think the stick is some sort of paper... or was. It’s kind of disintegrating.

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griffin DMAC & DERP Snidget Join Date: Mar 2014 Posts: 2,710 Hogwarts RPG Name: Devin James Horton Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Deanna Joyce Horton Gryffindor Second Year x1	Teapot Occamy\| gryphons&giraffes&goats,OH MY \| chaser of the truth \| flutiful❧ Oh, she had actually said something that was right. That was a pleasant surprise. Usually she had the sort of answers that just got her strange looks from the professors. Cordelia smiled a little bit when Professor Barlow said her answer was a good one. Secretly she liked the way that having a right answer made her feel smart, but she didn’t want anyone to start thinking that she was really smart because then they were going to expect her to have a good answer for everything and she wasn’t that smart. The second year Gryffindor wanted to do well enough in academics to pass classes so they wouldn’t kick her off the quidditch team but she didn’t want to do so well that everyone would want her to help with stupid, boring homework. She wasn’t good enough that people would want her help for that anyway, but still she wouldn’t want anyone getting any ideas. Okay, she needed to write a description of her gross bottom of the bag garbage. *”My, uh, item* is composed of multiple items stuck together so, uh, will that affect how the switching spell works?” Why hadn’t she just remembered to bring a real item? Quote: Originally Posted by notes** Cordelia Winklebleck Item: Lollipop, kind of. More like a sticky ball of used blood sugar test strips on a stick. Characteristics 1. The top part is spherical and sticky. Appears to be orange and green. Unable to determine which one was the original color. 2. There are at least 5 used blood sugar test strips with my blood on them stuck to the central lollipop mass. The strips are small white rectangles, one end which receives blood and the other end which goes in the meter when I test. 3. I think the stick is some sort of paper... or was. It’s kind of disintegrating. __________________