3 definitions by CharmedButObsessed
The place where we all have to go to for the first eighteen years of our lives, get every ounce of individuality squeezed out of us to create so-called uniformity, and everyone secretly hates each other but everyone hugs everyone else anyways. A big waste of time unless there is a good optional art program in my opinoin.
by CharmedButObsessed September 11, 2005
Two definitions:
1) AKA, The Boy Who Lived, Potter, or more recently, the Chosen One. Son of the late Lily and James Potter, who were killed by the Advada Kedavra (sorry if I spelled that wrong) curse. Harry is the only living survivory of the Killing Curse. Has black hair, a lighning scar across his head, and his mothers green eyes. Except fo the eyes, looks exactly like his dad. No living family. Bestest friends of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Mortal enemy of Voldermort, Draco Malfoy and probably now Serverus Snape. He has some major issues and needs to see a really good therapist if he ever wants to kill dear old Voldie.
2) Probably the best books ever written. There will be seven, and only one more to go. The movie versions are seriously messed up, especially the third one. Often compared to LOTR, but nothing like it. Trust me, I've read both and seen all the movies.
1) AKA, The Boy Who Lived, Potter, or more recently, the Chosen One. Son of the late Lily and James Potter, who were killed by the Advada Kedavra (sorry if I spelled that wrong) curse. Harry is the only living survivory of the Killing Curse. Has black hair, a lighning scar across his head, and his mothers green eyes. Except fo the eyes, looks exactly like his dad. No living family. Bestest friends of Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Mortal enemy of Voldermort, Draco Malfoy and probably now Serverus Snape. He has some major issues and needs to see a really good therapist if he ever wants to kill dear old Voldie.
2) Probably the best books ever written. There will be seven, and only one more to go. The movie versions are seriously messed up, especially the third one. Often compared to LOTR, but nothing like it. Trust me, I've read both and seen all the movies.
On July 17, at around three in the morning, nearly everyone in the world was reading the same book at the same time. This book was the sixth installment in the Harry Potter series.
by CharmedButObsessed September 4, 2005
by CharmedButObsessed September 11, 2005