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"Again, no score!" 0 10 Quaffle (to Gryffindor): What position does the Woollongong Shimmy move apply to? |
*walks onto the Quidditch pitch* |
The move belongs to the chaser |
For the Snitch The Gamekeeper before Hagrid was Ogg |
For the bludger question: Lupin was also a prefect. |
"And Gryffindor Scores!" "But can it be? This early in the game? Yes, it is. Ravenclaw has got the snitch! Ravenclaw wins! Scores Ravenclaw: 160 Gryffindor: 10 RAVENCLAW HAS ONE SNITCH CAPTURE |
*Does a lap around the quidditch field* Whoohoo! |
ooc: there was a big mix up. The snitch must be caught three times to win. Continue from here. Quaffle: (Ravenclaw) What does "clobbing" foul mean? Scores: Ravenclaw- 10 Gryffindor- 10 Snitch Captures- 1 for Ravenclaw |
darn... oh well... keep em snitchs coming! |
Professor is that supose to eb cobbing Chaser Question Quidditch foul; Excessive use of elbows towards opponents |
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"RAVENCLAW SCORES! Scores- Ravenclaw- 20 Gryffindor- 10 |
Quaffle (Gryffindor) What year was the Timberblast broom marketed? |
C'mon guys we can do it! Get that question! :bouncepea: |
Chaser Question: The Timberbolt broom was marketed originally in 1940. |
"Gryffindor Scores!" Scores: Gryffindor- 20 Ravenclaw- 20 Snitch Captures- Ravenclaw- 1 Quaffle (Ravenclaw): "When was the "Moontrimmer" marketed?" Bludger: "Who Created Quodpot?" |
1901 |
"Gryffindor Saves it!" Scores: Gryffindor- 20 Ravenclaw- 20 Snitches- Ravenclaw- 1 Quaffle (Gryffindor) "Where did the Game "Shuntbumps" originate?" |
Devon, England |
Gryffindor Scores! Scores- Gryffindor 20 Ravenclaw 10 Snitches- Ravenclaw- 1 Quaffle- Raven- In what year did Jocunda Sykes cross the Atlantic on a broomstick? |
1935 |
1935 |
1935 or 1936 |
Um, Mr. T, Aren't we supposed to have 30 points, not twenty? Because I scored 20, and there was ten when I first came... :flowersmile: |
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