[HPforGrownups] Where to find the H/H Mission Statement

[Persephone]

No: HPFGUIDX 13855



Morsus Crustum wrote:

> No. Not from over here, anyway. I am a believer in "gut feelings",
> etc., I
> think that with some logic and some text, you can make one hell of an
> argument with them. There *is* no cannon romance yet; asking for where
>
> exactly you see exaples of H/H is insane. All I have ever wanted is to
> know
> is *why* you see it the way you do. Then again, as R/Hers go, I seem
> to be
> quite the freak.
>

I agree with you, there isn't  cannon romance yet; they're 14 at the
moment, no need for romance you.  But then again at 14 there were kids
at school who already had kids; but that's evil American public school,
the growth place of the vialest of vermin.  (you can see I love school)


>
> Part of this statement makes me think of one of my shipper opinions
> (about the people, not characters). Cassie will hurt me if I use the
> "cool kid"
> thing, so....H/Hers seem like they are just more pulled together and
> suave about things than R/H shippers, who are more like country
> bumpkins to the
> H/H city slickers. And that's not ment as a R/H slam, it's just the
> sterotype. *wince* Don't take that in the wrong way. Damn, I think I
> need to use the Cool Kid thing as a clarifacation. H/H seem like the
> "cool kids" on the perverbial Shipper playground. They are the famous
> ones (Cassandra, Lori, Carole, Ebony, Sue, Penny, etc.). Meanwhile,
> R/Hers are the slightly-less-than-popular kids

Has absolutely no idea what the hell that whole paragraph ment.  I'm an
idiot slasher:P

> [and then there's the Draco/Harry shippers, who are the stoners of the
> playground. Woah, dude]

Whoa, I get to be one of the stoners?  How cool is that?  Join the H/D
stoner movement!  Because... we just rock or something, I have like a
head ache or something now:( Ignore the creapy goth chick:P  You'll be
better off if you do.

--
-Kate,  Slytherine anyone else?
85% obsessed with Harry Potter

"So we reach into the raging chaos, and we pluck some
small glittering thing, and we cling to it, and tell
ourselves it has meaning, and that the world is good,
and we are not evil and we will all go home in the end."
- Lestat, "Tale of the Body Thief" by Anne Rice

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