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...well done them. I meant delivered
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Play.com delivered Harry Potter at 7.40 this morning [Inc. Spoilers]
Braders
Abi Fletchers Gimpboy
hundreds of copies at Sainsburys this morning when i got mine (went up to Asda last night but a massive queue so didn't bother)
withdeanwombat
Well-known member
Who wins?
Eric Potts
Well-known member
FalmerforAll!**
NSC's Most Intelligent
Um...who cares?
Lord Bracknell
On fire
And a superb editorial comment from Wikipedia:-
"This article or section contains a plot summary that is overly long or excessively detailed.
Please edit the article to both contextualise the fictional nature of the work and focus on discussing the work rather than simply reiterating the plot. You may also discuss changes on the talk page. See Wikipedia's guide to writing better articles for suggestions."
Tom Hark Preston Park
Will Post For Cash
- Jul 6, 2003
- 72,358
I think it's a fine and noble thing that J K Rowling has got little kids of all ages reading big thick books. It's all good.
Having said that, the whole Harry Potter thing has somehow completely passed me by. Never read any of the books, never seen any of the films.
FalmerforAll!**
NSC's Most Intelligent
I was referring to the over the top title from HB&B as per usual.
Ah, in which case, not me.
Virgo's Haircut
Resident Train Guru
Just so I know...
Is Potter dead?
Is Potter dead?
Arthur
Well-known member
Adults who sit on the train reading Harry Potter are ****s!
FACT!
FACT!
Shizuoka Dolphin
NSC M0DERATOR
Came out of the latest film with the missus and bumped into a mate who was keep to impress on us that it was "definitely not a kids film!" Funny, becuase throughout I was left wishing I was a ten year old so I could enjoy the big-budget, two-hour long kid's romp playing out on the SILVER screen.
Banal in the extreme and how it appeals so much to so many adults, I'll never understand.
Banal in the extreme and how it appeals so much to so many adults, I'll never understand.
Cheeky Monkey
Well-known member
- Jul 17, 2003
- 23,880
Anyone over the age of sixteen who admits to reading HP should be taken out the back and dispatched with a bullet to the nape of the neck.
Lady Bracknell
Handbag at Dawn
If you don't want to know the result, look away now...
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POTTER LIVES!
Shizuoka Dolphin
NSC M0DERATOR
Ah, the classic inverted snobbery.
I am so much cooler than you because I haven't read a kids book.
It is popular for a reason. It is a good story. It doesn't matter if it was originally written for kids. It is a good story. It may not be to everyone's taste but the cool sophisticated snobs who reckon they are better than others who do enjoy it should take a good look at their attitudes to others. Live and let live.
I had a MASSIVE GEEK FEST 07 last night. At midnight I saw TRANSFORMERS at the cinema. FANTASTIC! After that I strolled into ASDA at about 3am. No queues. Picked up Harry Potter for a fiver, read a couple of chapters in bed and woke up just in time to watch the FORMULA ONE. Followed by a quick glance on NSC I was hoping to watch LA Glaxay vs Chelsea but it seems its not on TV and on in the early hours of the morning. Gay!
Seagullible
Super Keeper
headwig and that wierd eye one both die early on