03-18-2009, 08:41 PM
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| Kneazle
Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Rhode Island, USA
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Hogwarts RPG Name: Sloane W. Fordyce First Year | Cheesy Mac Quote:
Originally Posted by Crayola Evangeline rolled her eyes as Clifford asked her what her Capstone was. Baah. He just wanted to tease her! Well, she'd just ignore him. Hmpf. She pondered on whether or not to copy down that information again, but decided she might aswell.
E: You need plenty of freedom. You are physical and passionate and it is possible you will be married more than once. You like to be social and entertain. You are highly perceptive and not easily fooled. You are original and versatile. You are capable of looking at a situation from different perspectives.
After she was done with that, she raised her hand. "Well, judging by the way I seem to be unable to keep serious relationships in the future, I'd say I have very little capacity of finishing what I've started." Hence the marrying more than once thing. But it was a liiiiiiie! She was perfectly capable of finishing what she started. "Professor?" She asked, smiling nervously as Lupa entered. Oh, brilliant. "My cornerstone and capstone are the same. That's not a problem is it?" "No, dear. Dat is not a probleb. It simply beans you embloy the same abbroaches to different asbects of your life." Quote:
Originally Posted by SeerCassandraTrelawney Alessia, who had snuck in the back of the class raised her hand. "Hi! Can Uhmmm you tell me how many 0's are in a gagillion?" She smiled, and had a pad of paper and a pen. Professor Shackleton closed and opened her eyes several times in an attempt to focus. Was that really Alessia Lupa sitting in her class asking silly questions or did she brew that anti-allergy potion horribly wrong? This was the type of behavior she expected from Max, not Less. Sniffling softly, Professor Shackleton replied, "Welcobe to Advanced Arithbancy, Professor Luba. Though your question doesn't pertain to our lesson in any way, I'd be habby to answer. A gagillion is a fictional number of indefinite quantity. There is no answer to the number of zeros, because the number doesn't actually exist."
She then returned her attention to the class, despite her confusion over Lupa's odd behavior. That was the second run-in with the Runes professor that left her with an odd feeling. Hmm. "Ok, I think it is time to bove onto the Growth Number. What inforbation does the Growth Number gib us and with what Core number do we evaluate it with?"
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