Tiger

Well, this isn't surprising. Still, I figure at some point they'll actually need to find the biological parents. Unfortunately, it is difficult. Adoption records are closed. However, it may be that he can look at them now. He is of age. I believe laws vary and adoptions themselves vary though.

Well, they should have had supervision, which may have prevented the tragedy in the first place. They were only 13 and 14 at the time.

Yum... I have a woody now.

Now, I do not remember the exact date, but it would have been 10 years ago in April of the upcoming year. I was a junior in high school, and I will never forget this. Danny was only 14. He was hunting with his 13-year-old friend. His friend's rifle jammed. Yes, it jammed. What happened next was nothing short of tragic. The rifle discharged and hit little Danny in the heart. He died at the hospital soon after. It's worth noting that I went to a very small school. Just to give people a general idea of just how small, it is likely that there are almost as school-aged children in the neighborhood where I now reside than were in the entire school. Thus, the junior high and high school were together, and we all had the same teachers. Everyone was shocked. I will never forget the funeral. It was held at the gym of the school. To this day (as far as I know) there is a memorial to Danny on the water tower north of Amsterdam, Missouri. I never remember being so sad in my life. Here was a boy. He was 14, yet he looked like he was only 10 or 11. It's proof that we live in a f**ked up world. He should be alive today. He would be 23 years old now, but instead his remains are in a cemetery.

He still could die from infection, and Mark did say that he had a thought of someone dying. It very well could be Calvert.

The Cruciatus Curse doesn't cause death, though I'm sure some victims of extended torture would welcome death.

Well, the Cruciatus Curse most likely does little to a dead body. I don't know what the vomit-inducing act is, but it certainly involves blood somehow, because when a Horcrux is destroyed, blood shoots out of it with one exception. The piece of Voldemort's soul that he kills with the Killing Curse (in the Forbidden Forest upon Harry Potter) does not seem to produce blood. Then again, it is said not to be a true Horcrux either. The burning of the scar was indicated to be the part of the soul trapped in Harry wanting to return to Voldemort. But like I said, the process of a normal horcrux (in description alone) seems as though it's quite revolting. Still, I want to know. Edit to add: I just thought of something. It was described in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows that Slytherin's locket seemed to have a beating heart. Maybe it's because a human heart is somehow transfigured into the object itself. *puke*

I hate hypocrites and liars. Honestly, it's too bad there wasn't a stiffer penalty for his actions.

I shall not vote, for my choices are C James (as always) and Mark Arbour, neither of whom are mentioned in the poll.

Happy birthday Drewbiekins.

I wanted to bring up Horcruxes again. I think someone would probably have to be out of his or her mind to even consider it. I have no idea how one is created, though I suspect it involves blood and something else you have to do that's quite disgusting. I'm looking forward to the Harry Potter Encyclopedia coming out, because morbid curiosity has struck after reading this.

Hmmm... I should join them.

Hmmm... you've just given me an idea. It was a good chapter, by the way. It looks as though Granger has pulled it off. He's a military genius!

Well, this is straight forward poll. Would you have sex with a stranger? Some people see themselves as incapable. Others do so as often as they like. It is a matter of personal preference.

Well, I remember seeing some in Waco and several in the Metroplex (Dallas area). I think it's good for those who wish to worship. I'd like to see the list grow to be honest.

Hmmmm... someone has a kid that we don't know about, and the story is from this horny, young gay male. It should be an interesting story indeed.

There's nothing wrong with being a bottom at all. People enjoy what they enjoy. Apparently, Fitzwilliam cannot get enough of being a bottom.

Fitzwilliam is definitely a horny one. I half-expected it to be him, but alas I was right on both counts. Though it was not Calvert in there, it didn't take Granger long to get back with him. I think Calvert is going to be more understanding in the future. However, I wonder if Calvert will ever get to the point of consorting with others. If and when he does, will Granger take offense? He has been known to react that way, but I hope he does not. Well, it looks as if danger is coming. I am sure Granger will lead his ship well during the impending turmoil, but will everyone come out of it unscathed?

LOL at gay male unicorns... I do like vampires too, though I figured three was enough. Werewolves scare me though. I know that vampires are scary too, but they can bite me as long as they turn me.

See, I don't get the whole, "Your ass is good enough for you, but my ass is too good for you" nonsense. To me, it's too much to ask someone else to just give their ass to you if you're not willing to do the same, especially when the person in question is a versatile. That's just my view of the matter. Then again, it really is true that there are a lot more strict bottoms than strict tops.

Enric, indeed I prefer to bottom, but even I could not resist Granger's sweet ass.

Well, there are so many! Some are human-like while others are not. They're amazing! I happen to like them all! There are some I like more than others. The human-like creatures I like most are centaurs, merpeople, and elves. For the animal-like creatures, I prefer dragons, unicorns, and phoenixes.

I'd make him forget all about Travers, Calvert, and Sir Evelyn.

I do not believe it's ever been stated that Winkler is actually straight, has it? I don't recall. I think he did mention that he wasn't awfully keen on the idea of being with Granger, but I don't recall him ruling out other guys.

Well Kurt, I hope you do not mean me. I can easily become one's worst nightmare when provoked (or in an unusually bad mood), but I generally am understanding and polite to people aside from a bit of teasing.