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Quote: PhQnix @ May 16 2008, 8:39 PM BST

Slough's just horrifically grey. Croydon is the true focal point of scum everywhere. Stabbings are a regular occurrence here


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Hmm.... Ok. You win. But only on the stabbings point!


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Centre*
 

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I read all the Harry Potter books. I even read the fourth one early as I was used for the photo shoot in a national newspaper.

I've also read His Dark Materials Trilogy, which were fantastic and I began, but didn't enjoy, The Da Vinci code.

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That was the spell checker, fixed now!
 
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Quote: zooo @ May 16 2008, 8:47 PM BST

Yes. It's all very mysterious. Just blind luck really.
I would kill to be one of the lucky few.

(Not that I write about wizards.)


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What do you write about?
 
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What were you...used for exactly?
 
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I'm going to be like Manny and Bernard and say "I could write a children's book!" and progress to it in much the same way that they did! :D
 
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Quote: Matthew Stott @ May 16 2008, 8:42 PM BST

Me either really, the Hoobs rule in the morning, just for some reason the whole adoration of Rowling and her books got on my tits


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Well there's a misguided set of allegiances if I ever saw them, but each to their own!


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You're aggressive today!


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I'm just not holding it back for once.


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Erm. Gav's clearly not read any either.


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Indeed!


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Nope seen the films though. I quite like them.


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Again, allegiances!
 

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Quote: Gavin @ May 16 2008, 8:48 PM BST

What do you write about?


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Ooh. All sorts. Priests, meteor showers and Dungeness at the moment.
 
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What were you...used for exactly?


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It was a bit like "This is what a child looks like reading Harry Potter!"

In case the readers of the express couldn't get their heads around it.
 
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Quote: Matthew Stott @ May 16 2008, 8:46 PM BST

Nope. Plus Ive worked in a kids book shop, and every other book featured boy wizards and very similar plots to Potter, I never could understand why this one happened to catch on so much. Im sure its well written and everything, but so were a lot of the others that were left unloved on the shelf.


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It was the first of the ones with the best marketting.

And bloody cool artwork.
 

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Quote: zooo @ May 16 2008, 8:49 PM BST

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WOW! thats fucking cool! Got anything published?
 
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Quote: PhQnix @ May 16 2008, 8:50 PM BST

It was a bit like "This is what a child looks like reading Harry Potter!"

In case the readers of the express couldn't get their heads around it.


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*lol*
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Celebrity Fitness DVDs.

They did NOT lose all that weight by JUST doing that DVD, they starve themselves and work out 7 hours a day!!!!!


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So many people at my school are used as extras in the Harry Potter films!

(P.S. I love your signature, phQnix.)
 
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Quote: zooo @ May 16 2008, 8:47 PM BST

Yes. It's all very mysterious. Just blind luck really.
I would kill to be one of the lucky few.


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We all would. Think of the oodles of cash!


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(Not that I write about wizards.)


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Not even about 'magic wands'?
 

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Quote: Aaron @ May 16 2008, 8:50 PM BST



And bloody cool artwork.


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Now that I just wont accept! Those front covers are very badly done.
 
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