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LadyNerd · 01-02-2011, 07:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Ama

In the distance, Robin gnawed at the Prefect's badge a bit before it gave up and hurried away from the girl (Iris). For all the idiots that his master called him, he wasn't nearly as daft as she thought. Instinct told him it was best to attack the shiny badge at another time--where it was more susceptible to theft than being attached to a person's robes/chest.

Ara seemed put off by Robin's affections so Lulu shook his head at the pet ever so slightly as he tried to make his way towards the girl with sparkly eyes. Most girls weren't into ferrets as they thought they looked like rats. Lulu shrugged at her own thoughts. There were worst things a ferret could look like, for example, an alligator or a shark. Those things were hideous. As this was a common problem, Lulu had learned to be somewhat understanding of it but there were things she couldn't forgive.

For example: Boy Love.

The girl seemed to have gone into some kind of lovey dovey conniption about boys and how they were the reason for her existence. Lulu stared in disgust, her small face contorting as she struggled to contain her emotions.

"Gross!" she exclaimed grabbing a napkin from the table and placing it between herself and Ara on the sitting bench. "Don't come any closer. You're totally infected with cooties. It's rotten your brain and I'm scared you're gonna turn me into a boy liking zombie. Just a tip, Ara, cause I seriously think you're just ill and don't know what you're saying anymore: bathe often, okay? Mum says that if you shower it helps gets the germs off and you could save yourself, yet, okay? You're still young."

Maybe. Lulu was trying to be optimistic for Ara's sake as she had just arrived to Hogwarts but if the way she spoke about loving boys of ALL KINDS had any implications to how far her condition had gone Lulu could only determine that Ara Noir was near death.

She'd probably last three more days, give or take a few hours.

The rat seemed to be staring again. That creeped her out.

Shiver.

Though she shiver was not from the fact a rat/farret was staring it was the fact that Little Lulu placed a napkin in between the two of them and shouted Ara, of all people, had cooties. The only thing at this table that had cooties was the rat, though he was becoming cuter in his own little rat-like way.

"I don't have cooties," she pouted slightly, crossing her arms to her chest. She shook her head with attitude causing her hair to fall down her back. "And I'm not ill. My brain is just fine." She wasn't mad at Lulu, it was only with the fact that Lulu had not come to terms of knowing that boys were just wonderful all on their own. "And I do bathe often...every morning to be exact. It's how I start my day of being beautiful at all times."

At least she didn't have to worry about a handshake at any time, though her hands were clean and de-germified. "One day you will come to see how wonderful boys are...well some of them." She wrinkled her nose at boys like the Hufflepuff, Simon, as he was making a fool of himself with the Slytherin boy who had the right attitude. Boys needed to have a back bone about things, putting their foot down when guarding their territory, such as some in the past had done with her.

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LadyNerd Formerly: Rookins Shrake Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 12,432 Hogwarts RPG Name: Cassiopeia "Cassi" Nero First Year x1	squishy yoshi / / i ♥ stalking Quote: Originally Posted by Ama In the distance, Robin gnawed at the Prefect's badge a bit before it gave up and hurried away from the girl (Iris). For all the idiots that his master called him, he wasn't nearly as daft as she thought. Instinct told him it was best to attack the shiny badge at another time--where it was more susceptible to theft than being attached to a person's robes/chest. Ara seemed put off by Robin's affections so Lulu shook his head at the pet ever so slightly as he tried to make his way towards the girl with sparkly eyes. Most girls weren't into ferrets as they thought they looked like rats. Lulu shrugged at her own thoughts. There were worst things a ferret could look like, for example, an alligator or a shark. Those things were hideous. As this was a common problem, Lulu had learned to be somewhat understanding of it but there were things she couldn't forgive. For example: Boy Love. The girl seemed to have gone into some kind of lovey dovey conniption about boys and how they were the reason for her existence. Lulu stared in disgust, her small face contorting as she struggled to contain her emotions. "Gross!" she exclaimed grabbing a napkin from the table and placing it between herself and Ara on the sitting bench. "Don't come any closer. You're totally infected with cooties. It's rotten your brain and I'm scared you're gonna turn me into a boy liking zombie. Just a tip, Ara, cause I seriously think you're just ill and don't know what you're saying anymore: bathe often, okay? Mum says that if you shower it helps gets the germs off and you could save yourself, yet, okay? You're still young." Maybe. Lulu was trying to be optimistic for Ara's sake as she had just arrived to Hogwarts but if the way she spoke about loving boys of ALL KINDS had any implications to how far her condition had gone Lulu could only determine that Ara Noir was near death. She'd probably last three more days, give or take a few hours. The rat seemed to be staring again. That creeped her out. Shiver. Though she shiver was not from the fact a rat/farret was staring it was the fact that Little Lulu placed a napkin in between the two of them and shouted Ara, of all people, had cooties. The only thing at this table that had cooties was the rat, though he was becoming cuter in his own little rat-like way. "I don't have cooties," she pouted slightly, crossing her arms to her chest. She shook her head with attitude causing her hair to fall down her back. "And I'm not ill. My brain is just fine." She wasn't mad at Lulu, it was only with the fact that Lulu had not come to terms of knowing that boys were just wonderful all on their own. "And I do bathe often...every morning to be exact. It's how I start my day of being beautiful at all times." At least she didn't have to worry about a handshake at any time, though her hands were clean and de-germified. "One day you will come to see how wonderful boys are...well some of them." She wrinkled her nose at boys like the Hufflepuff, Simon, as he was making a fool of himself with the Slytherin boy who had the right attitude. Boys needed to have a back bone about things, putting their foot down when guarding their territory, such as some in the past had done with her.