"Reckon" - Birthday Greetings - Crookshanks watches the movie - filk

[Catlady (Rita Prince Winston)]

Pritty Lina wrote:

<< ... reckon ... As far as it being taken from American slang, 
perhaps from western movies? IIRC, its use was prominate in them. >>

I'm thinking that Sherlock Holmes said "reckon" a lot, which was 
before movies but not before westerns as cheap novels.

--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Mary Ann" <macloudt at y...> 
wrote:

> Another double birthday, yay!  Today's birthday honorees are Laura 
> and Wanda the Witch!  Greetings can be sent to the list or to Laura 
> at animalsbaby_1999 at y... and Wanda at witchwanda at y...

Happy Birthday to Witch Wanda and best wishes to her Merry Muggles!

Happy Birthday to Laura -- I replied to your post once... Animal's 
baby is a name that I liked too much to ever forget.
>
> Mary Ann
> (off to bake a RL cake for her son who's 5 today)

Happy Birthday to Mary Ann's son!

Lynn Townsend wrote:

<< As the movie started, C.S. hopped onto the bed right in front of 
the TV and started watching the movie intently,(The TV is on what 
passes for my nightstand) occasionally turning to me to make some 
sort of "comment" (The chirpy squeak that passes for his meow on most 
occasions.) >>

Did he mew at the McGonagall cat? And Mrs Norris?

~Cassie, who~

<< at this moment, is thinking up a filk for the "I've got a golden 
ticket!" song >>

"I've got a Hogwarts letter!"?