OT Norwegian Christmas-food (was Re: Christmas Dinner in England (long and tedious), and is now longer and more tedious)

[naama]

No: HPFGUIDX 7120

--- In HPforGrownups at egroups.com, "Simon Biber" <simon at b...> wrote:
> > - Noel, who's off to dig up his Garrison Keillor books. (waves wand)
> > Accio! Accio! Accio!
> 
> Can Accio be done on something that's not yours? It sounds like an easy way
> to steal stuff... why bother getting through the guards at gringotts when
> you can just make it fly towards you? Ditto to the PS. Ditto to the GoF :-)
> 
> Simon.

1. Gringotts has to be very very seriously enchanted to protect it from theft. Obviously 
mere locks and safes wouldn't be enough of a protection against wizards.
2. I don't think Accio makes objects "beam" (in the star trek use) over to you. It makes 
the objects *fly* to you. So, a physical barrier should stop the object getting to you 
(wouldn't it?). 

Naama