10-07-2010, 03:57 AM
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| Veela
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Maximus O. Vindictus III First Year | No Touchy! ♥ demented_teacher Quote:
Originally Posted by Roselyn What was used for goalscoring until 1833? Leaning back on her hands, since her having to think about these questions were making her forget all about the chilly weather just for the time being, Evelyn stared at the purple tarp like thing for a moment before raising her hand. "They used barrels or something didn't they?" she asked more then answered before continuing. "No, wait, they used baskets...or something. Or both."
Yea, or both. Or SOMETHING. They used something! Obviously, that was the answer right there. Quote:
Originally Posted by Destiny Hehehehe.
Destiny hoped Noel was listening to how smart she was, answering all these questions. She raised her hand again, "They used to use baskets that were attached to stilts."
Pffft. She knew why they stopped using them. All those cheaters setting them on fire. Quote:
Originally Posted by Macavity Simon had to think on this last question for he couldn't quite think of it right of the bat. Finally he decided to take a guess at it from what he could think of. "Weren't some sort of open-topped containers used to allow the quaffles to fall inside?" he answered questioningly. "One point to each of you for your answers," replied Vindictus and he looked around at some of the students' faces. "Baskets were used until 1883. Also, the ancient Quaffle was a patched leather ball with a strap and finger holes - it wasn't enchanted. and made it difficult for the Catchers to score. Beaters hit the blooders with bats, and the Hunters had to catch the Golden Snidget."
He stopped and looked again at some students who appeared to be bored. "Some of you need to wipe those bored expressions from your faces or else I'll have you tidying up the dungeons."
Stare. "Now, let's get back to discussing the way Quidditch used to be played. If you're unfamiliar with the origins of the sport, I highly suggest that you listen."
Long pause. "Let's see if you can put the pieces together and answer this final question - who can explain how Quidditch used to be played?"
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