Project Potter

Roundapanda wrote:I think I'm going to end up seeing it by myself...

... lonely nerd pride

I've seen it twice already, the second time by myself. I recommend seeing it in digital projection if you can.

Roundapanda wrote:I think I'm going to end up seeing it by myself...

... lonely nerd pride

I'm going to see it again once I stop being broke, but I think I'm going to have to see it myself this time around.

So, I enjoyed the movie6 so much I had to go and listen to book7 at work on audiobook, which I finished yesterday.

One, it made me wish I'd seen more horcrux penseive memories in the movie6. Those are a wee bit vital for establishing the objects Harry and Co. are looking for in book7. Who knows how this will be handled in the next two movies.

And I must say, if they don't have the "epilogue" in movie8, I will go on a Voldemort-esque rampage!

Two, who do you think ended up raising, at least for the first few years, Teddy Lupin? I can't see Harry as a single dad at age 17. My first thought was Ron's mom and dad, since they are basically Harry's parents in living life. But then I thought Bill and Fleur might have made sense. Tonk's mom is still alive at the end of book7, right? Your geeky thoughts?

Tony wrote:
Two, who do you think ended up raising, at least for the first few years, Teddy Lupin? I can't see Harry as a single dad at age 17. My first thought was Ron's mom and dad, since they are basically Harry's parents in living life. But then I thought Bill and Fleur might have made sense. Tonk's mom is still alive at the end of book7, right? Your geeky thoughts?

Bill and Fleur would make the most sense, but I like to think little Teddy Lupin spent a lot of time at the Burrow.

I just listened to NH_026-HPS today and even though a lot of the references went over my head it was still fun to listen to, Ben and Kumar's opposing views on stuff were great and Igor is awesome, especially his relationship with Mandi, I was laughing my balls off. Now whenever I read a Discworld book I'll put that voice in my head instead of Marty Feldman's version from Young Frankenstein.

If you hunt down the Discoworld audio books, that is the igor voice I'm emulating. I could listen to that guy all day.

Jakob wrote:If you hunt down the Discoworld audio books, that is the igor voice I'm emulating. I could listen to that guy all day.

Discoworld eh? That sounds like simultaneously the most terrifying and sexiest place in the entire universe.

My freudian typos...

The four elephants electric sliding on top of the Great A'Tuin.