Tiger

The only known Parcelmouth in the Harry Potter series who isn't evil is Harry Potter himself. Voldemort, Herpo the Foul, Salazar Slitherin, Merope Guant, Morvolo Guant, and Morfin Guant were all dark wizards. Need I say more? As for horcruxes, does anyone know just how bad they are? Surely death would be preferable over creating them. They're quite nasty as the ultimate evil is required for making them. Only remorse can repair the broken soul, and the process is so excruciating that the wizard may die in the process.

Of course Serpensortia is dark. Snakes have a dark association in the HP universe. The only snakes I remember were associated. Nagini and the basilisk were associated with Voldemort, and Draco Malfoy is the one who introduced Serpensortia. People freaked out completely and thought Harry Potter was a dark wizard when he was revealed as a Parcelmouth. Of course, I think that was cool. It's too bad he didn't remain a Parselmouth. Everyone needs a dark side.

Ah yes, it was revealed to me when I took the Harry Potter Sorting Hat Test that I would be a Slytherin. While that does not necessarily suggest evil, I must say that some of the spells and such are quite delightful. Here is a list of dark spells I would be willing to use. Crucio (The Cruciatus Curse)- This spell would be most delightful in my opinion. If someone really got on my bad side, I would not hesitate to use it. Crucio is from the Latin word meaning "I torture". As such, the spell causes pain so unbearable that it can even cause insanity. Though I would likely not use it to such an extent, I would use it if someone really crossed me. Note: This is an unforgivable curse, and I would only use it if I thought I could get away with it Imperio (The Imperiatus Curse)- Well, of course, I would use this? What kind of pansy ass dark wizard or which doesn't want slaves to do his or her bidding? The spell is said to make a person's free will separate from his or her body. However, some wizards, including Harry Potter himself, can resist the curse. Note: This is also an unforgivable curse Adava Kadavra (The Killing Curse)- I dare say this was Voldemort's favorite of the three, and it is the only one (as far as the books are concerned) that Harry Potter never used, though it is likely he would have occasionally used it as an Auror as an adult as it was often said to be a last resort. This is probably the worst of the three, and I would only use it for one of two cases. 1) Someone had messed with my family or a close friend. 2) If I, or someone close to me, were in danger. FiendFyre- This is one of the most dangerous spells. It is so powerful as to be able to destroy a horcrux, meaning that anything it touches cannot be repaired by magical means. It causes a huge plume of fire to shoot at it's intended victim. However, it is very advanced, and only a wizard highly skilled can use this spell properly. Thus, I would be wary of using this spell, as it has been known to actually kill the caster. Sectumsempra- This spell is a nasty one indeed. It cuts the intended victim as if by an invisible sword. Without some magical healing, I suspect the victim will bleed to death. This was a spell created by none other than Severus Snape. There are also spells and other dark magic I would dare not use under any circumstances. Serpensortia- This spell causes a snake to appear. Ummm... eww. Inferi- Well, dead stuff gives me the willies, and inferi are worse than zombies. 'Nuff said. Horcrux- I'd rather keep my soul attached, thanks. Lord Voldemort killed 6 people to split his soul in 7 ways (including the small piece still left in his body). Also, Harry Potter was one of the horcruxes. Thus, there were 8 pieces of his soul all together. This is probably the darkest of all magic in the Harry Potter universe, and it is more evil than I'd be willing to do. For more information, try clicking here. And yes, I know that these things are impossible in real life, but a guy can dream, can't he?

I didn't say it was a likely event, Enric. However, it can happen. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-476980/Worlds-oldest-father-21st-child-90.html

I have heard of the Count of Monte Cristo and would love to read it at some point. Also, I do believe there is a measure of revenge in the Harry Potter series. There's no doubt that Harry Potter seeks revenge in his quest of ridding the world of Lord Voldemort, though it is in the name of justice as others have mentioned.

My general thought is this. If the plot is sex then it doesn't belong on GA unless, of course, it is an artistic form (erotica).

Just 60's and 70's? Men can even father children in their 80's and 90's, though the thought of a woman conceiving a child by a man that age kinda makes me queasy... I'm sure Brian's mother had her reasons for not telling him who his father was. It very well could have been that she was a prostitute or that she was threatened if she ever exposed the truth. Men with money can pretty well do what they want whenever they want. It's what power is all about.

I have noticed how closed minded a lot of older people can be. My grandparents were among them. My grandparents on my mom's side were among them. My grandma, in particular, was overbearing in her religious views to the point where she believed anyone who didn't go to her church was going to hell. As far as politics, she was so conservative as to be well outside the mainstream, and she always seemed to think that Communists were at every corner. It was quite sad really.

It could that she didn't want to be labeled a whore. Even in the 70's, there were still people who weren't exactly keen on such a label. Not everyone was a hippie.

Sleep: Matt Hardy Marry: Matt Damon Throw: Matt Leblanc Now for Davids David Beckham David Spade David Tom

Sleep: Ne-Yo Marry: Sean Patrick Thomas Throw: Columbus Short And no, I didn't pick them in order on purpose. Staying with the jungle fever... Denzel Washington (If you don't know who he is, you fail at life) Laurence Fishburne (he's Morpheus from The Matrix) Shemar Moore (Malcolm from Y&R as well as Derek Morgan from Criminal Minds)

I almost forgot about this one. "yellow rabbit who likes to murder gorillas."

My original answers have changed somewhat. I still use IMs a lot. However, texting has become a daily thing for me since I got my phone. Mine has a QWERTY keyboard, and I have unlimited texting, so I love texting now. I'd still rather talk though.

I think you can be okay to drive while talking on a cell. However, it has been said that you're over 20 times more likely to be in an accident while texting and driving.

There are some of those at the intersection of US-77 and the frontage road of US 287 in Waxahachie. That's a dangerous intersection. I have no problem with them being there. It'd be difficult to speed there anyway, because the stop lights change very frequently. As for speed limits elsewhere in the area, you'll get you ass ran over if you drive the speed limit on the various interstates, tollways, and expressways in Dallas.

Well, they'd have to do something pretty bad before I'd go there, but I am a very protective person nonetheless.

Yeah... there was a video about that guy. He was the receiver though. God it was disturbing. And I have someone from here at GA to thank for me finding out about it.

I know it's somewhat unrelated, but I found a link to the Matthew Sheppard video that was talked about in the episode.

Wow! That's a lot of posting. I've been thinking that Kevin would actually surpass CJ's post count, but it hasn't happened yet.

Well, I have sought revenge in the past. One time, someone humiliated me, so I figured out an underhanded way to hurt the person's feelings pretty bad. It worked perfectly. As far as family goes, whoever does better hope I don't have money. I'll leave it at that, but I'm sure everyone can read between the lines as to how far I'd go for revenge.

That is extreme... anyway, I'm actually trying to be serious here.

What would drive you over the edge? Would it be something simple like someone stealing from you? Would it involve someone killing someone in your family or perhaps a lover? Under what circumstances, if any, would you seek revenge and to what extent?

Lacey are you suggesting that I am a flirt? Whatever gave you that idea?

That is sick. I can't for the life of me figure out why anyone would want to have sex with a horse.

Tim's Existing Situation "Organized and detail-oriented, he has a very precise and methodical manner. He needs relationships which offer him understanding, respect, and approval." Tim's Stress Sources "Needs to meet people who have the same high principals and values as himself, but finds the need unfulfilled. His need to feel dominate and superior leaves him feeling isolated and does not allow for him to give freely of himself. He would like to surrender and let go, but sees that as a weakness he must not give in to. Holding back will allow him to stand out for the crowd and earn a higher status, recognized by others as unique and important." Tim's Restrained Characteristics "Demanding and picky in his relationships, but careful not to bring out conflict or disagreements and this may decrease his chances of achieving his goals and ideas." Giving more than he is getting back and feels misunderstood and unappreciated. Feels he is being forced into compromising and even his close relationships leave him feeling emotional distant. "Willing to become emotionally involved, but is demanding and picky when choosing a partner. Is careful not to bring out conflict or disagreements as this may decrease his chances of achieving his goals and ideas." Feels as if too many walls and obstacles are standing in his way and that he is being forced to make compromises. He needs to put his own needs on hold for the time being. Tim's Desired Objective Seeks to be known for something he has accomplished and uses his social abilities to win people over. Emotional and sensitive and romantic. Tim's Actual Problem "Impressed by unique and one of a kind things, and by people with exceptional personalities. Tries to takes the characteristics he likes in other people and apply it to himself as well as coming across as a unique individual."