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GrapehSarah · 01-17-2010, 04:59 AM

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Originally Posted by aussiegirl

"Mmmhmm, thought you might." Lawson gave the Slytherin a small smirk as he wondered off around the field. He would have to remember to keep his eye on that one.

"When the game is over and if nobody has scored then it is called a 'draw.' It's not like Quidditch where the game continues until the snitch is caught. In soccer/football they have an allotted time for the match."

Lawson continued to walk amongst the students as he spoke, "Now I have awarded you all one point for your answers. Now as I stated there are more rules in the game of soccer but I'll think I'll leave that for your homework." Because Marcus of course would rather get into the fun parts but first...

"So when did the first game of soccer/football come about?"

Once the professor walked away, Pierre almost rolled his eyes, but stopped himself at the last moment. He really wanted to roll his eyes and mimick the Professor's smirk, but he thought it best to cooperate right now. After all, this professor was in charge of his marks.

Pierre raised his hand to answer the question. "The first game was played in 200 A.D. in China, sir."

01-17-2010, 04:59 AM	#111 (permalink)
GrapehSarah DMC Demiguise Join Date: May 2008 Location: Nebraska (GMT -5) Posts: 24,108 Hogwarts RPG Name: Cassidy Burke First Year x6 x3	SPNer \| Whovian \| Sherlockian \| \| Artist \| Cornhusker \| Blackhawks Quote: Originally Posted by aussiegirl "Mmmhmm, thought you might." Lawson gave the Slytherin a small smirk as he wondered off around the field. He would have to remember to keep his eye on that one. "When the game is over and if nobody has scored then it is called a 'draw.' It's not like Quidditch where the game continues until the snitch is caught. In soccer/football they have an allotted time for the match." Lawson continued to walk amongst the students as he spoke, "Now I have awarded you all one point for your answers. Now as I stated there are more rules in the game of soccer but I'll think I'll leave that for your homework." Because Marcus of course would rather get into the fun parts but first... "So when did the first game of soccer/football come about?" Once the professor walked away, Pierre almost rolled his eyes, but stopped himself at the last moment. He really wanted to roll his eyes and mimick the Professor's smirk, but he thought it best to cooperate right now. After all, this professor was in charge of his marks. Pierre raised his hand to answer the question. "The first game was played in 200 A.D. in China, sir." __________________