394
The page Professor S. Snape tells the the third year students to turn to while substituting for Professor R. J. Lupin. The chapter was about werewolves.
394 by Raven_Lovely June 28, 2011
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394
Snape: Turn to page 394.
Harry: *turns to page 394*
Harry: It says that Lupin is a werewolf.
Hermione: What?
Harry: *turns to page 394*
Harry: It says that Lupin is a werewolf.
Hermione: What?
394 by FCCRickRoll250 December 3, 2021
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page 394
The page about the difference between warewolves and and Animagi.
Used in defence against the dark arts
Used in defence against the dark arts
page 394 by This account is fake November 16, 2017
Interstate 394
A 3-digit spur route off I-94 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It connects 4th St/Washington Ave/3rd St (the actual end of the freeway is uncertain to me) to I-494. It is about 10 miles long. Between State Highway 100 and Interstate 94, there is a "high occupancy vehicle" lane which in the morning rush hour is used for eastbound traffic and in the afternoon rush hour is used for westbound traffic.
This is like my favorite freeway number of all time. The interchange with I-94 sucks and needs to be reconstructed though.
Interstate 394 by The Volkswagen Beatle December 31, 2004
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