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Expecto-Penguin · 01-19-2013, 06:13 PM

SPOILER!!: Profesor!

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

No stain on the suit? Hmmm? Airey raised an eyebrow at Miss Fischer and was tempted to march right over to her and take 5 points from Gryffindor for LYING and TEASING a professor about something that ought NOT to be joked around with, but he refrained.

For now. We are keeping a close EYE on you though, captain.

Oh yes, Owl City. He was familiar with this particular group and found himself humming along as the Hufflepuff prefect shared. "Thank you for that, Miss Lecium. It is nice to see other constellations referenced in songs, don't you think?" All constellations deserved some love, not just those associated with the zodiac ~~and that rubbish subject~~. "Hercules is sometimes hard to spot with the naked eye due to the high magnitude of the stars included in it, but should not be overlooked as it is the fifth largest of the modern constellations."

"Very good all of you and thank you for being brave and singing." Most of them anyway and it hadn't been a requirement to sing. They had humored him though, which he appreciated. Awesome points to them all! "However, none of managed to mention the song that inspired this lesson." Shame really. There had been house points up as a reward for anyone that did."Are any of you familiar with the song Catch a Falling Star performed by Perry Como?" With a quick tap of his wand on the projector, lyrics written in bold white text appeared on the domed ceiling over the night sky for students to read. "As you may have been able to infer from all this, the theme of this term is stars and today we will be focusing on something rather special. A star that isn't really a star but has been mislabeled as one by humans. Often called shooting stars or falling stars like in the song, there is a proper name for this phenomena. Can anyone tell me what that is?"

OOC: it is alright to repeat answers here. Your student character doesn't have to answer either if IC it would make more sense for them not to know which Airey is talking about. Points are not awarded for correct answers only This lesson will continue in hopefully 15 hours.

Catch up posts are allowed if you missed a question, but PLEASE put it under a spoiler tag or else you will not receive credit for your efforts.

As Belle listened to the Professor agreeing with her song choice, she was quite relieved Professor Airey knew about Owl City. "Thanks for liking my song choice Professor. I am glad you knew the band and i think constellations do get forgotten but i do still love them." she smiled. Then he went to talk about Hercules and Belle learned something new today. She was interested. Belle awed at knowing it was the fifth largest.

Then once he was back in the class, no one mentioned his song of choice. Well it would be kind of hard since there are so many out there. Then the professor was talking about shooting stars and falling stars and what they are referred to. Belle had a brain fart and could not think of it. She was struggling but she would let the professor continue to teach the lesson.

01-19-2013, 06:13 PM	#99 (permalink)
Expecto-Penguin DMAC & DMC Augurey Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Winchesters Impala Posts: 11,758 Hogwarts RPG Name: Zarina Rae Carraro Sixth Year x6 x2	Stephanoodle \|\| Adorable Nerd SPOILER!!: Profesor! Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie No stain on the suit? Hmmm? Airey raised an eyebrow at Miss Fischer and was tempted to march right over to her and take 5 points from Gryffindor for LYING and TEASING a professor about something that ought NOT to be joked around with, but he refrained. For now. We are keeping a close EYE on you though, captain. Oh yes, Owl City. He was familiar with this particular group and found himself humming along as the Hufflepuff prefect shared. "Thank you for that, Miss Lecium. It is nice to see other constellations referenced in songs, don't you think?" All constellations deserved some love, not just those associated with the zodiac ~~and that rubbish subject~~. "Hercules is sometimes hard to spot with the naked eye due to the high magnitude of the stars included in it, but should not be overlooked as it is the fifth largest of the modern constellations." "Very good all of you and thank you for being brave and singing." Most of them anyway and it hadn't been a requirement to sing. They had humored him though, which he appreciated. Awesome points to them all! "However, none of managed to mention the song that inspired this lesson." Shame really. There had been house points up as a reward for anyone that did."*Are any of you familiar with the song Catch a Falling Star* performed by Perry Como?*" With a quick tap of his wand on the projector, lyrics written in bold white text appeared on the domed ceiling over the night sky for students to read. "As you may have been able to infer from all this, the theme of this term is stars and today we will be focusing on something rather special. A star that isn't really a star but has been mislabeled as one by humans. Often called shooting stars or falling stars* like in the song, there is a proper name for this phenomena. Can anyone tell me what that is?" OOC: it is alright to repeat answers here. Your student character doesn't have to answer either if IC it would make more sense for them not to know which Airey is talking about. Points are not awarded for correct answers only This lesson will continue in hopefully 15 hours. Catch up posts are allowed if you missed a question, but PLEASE put it under a spoiler tag or else you will not receive credit for your efforts. As Belle listened to the Professor agreeing with her song choice, she was quite relieved Professor Airey knew about Owl City. "Thanks for liking my song choice Professor. I am glad you knew the band and i think constellations do get forgotten but i do still love them." she smiled. Then he went to talk about Hercules and Belle learned something new today. She was interested. Belle awed at knowing it was the fifth largest. Then once he was back in the class, no one mentioned his song of choice. Well it would be kind of hard since there are so many out there. Then the professor was talking about shooting stars and falling stars and what they are referred to. Belle had a brain fart and could not think of it. She was struggling but she would let the professor continue to teach the lesson. __________________