[HPforGrownups] Potions, Yuck?

Juan Carlos De La Cruz avatar7 at uole.com.ve
Fri Sep 21 21:47:20 UTC 2001


No: HPFGUIDX 26438

Hello, Merry meet, Greetings, whatever comes to mind. :)

Well, as far as I am concerned, most of them micked names are in fact names 
of plants, as I have been told by a friend of mine which actually practices 
wizardry (Some of Wicca and the alike). He told me most of them plants had 
been either re-baptized or had their names either from their shapes (For what 
do they look alike) or for ancient wizards to confuse people so they would 
not "ban" on the plants them used for their things...

My humble two Galleons.



On Date Thursday 20 September 2001 10:41, You Wrote:
> I am quite repulsed by the list of ingredients that go into the various
> potions Snape brews with his students. Are these things actually DRUNK by
> the students or are they applied topically to surfaces of whatever needs
> to be affected? Can you imagine downing something containing dragon
> liver, bat spleen, rat brain, crocodile heart, leech juice, boomslang
> skin, powdered beetles, and mashed caterpillars??? EEEE YEWWWW!!!
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Juan Carlos De La Cruz.
DeGoPro.com General Manager.
SysOp.Tech and Op Dept.
IFX Networks Venezuela

Profesionnal Musician and Composer.
Proud Hogwarts student at Ravenclaw.

"Ah, music," Dumbledore said, wiping his eyes.  "A magic beyond all we do
here!"
          -HP and the Sorcerer's Stone
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Juan Carlos De La Cruz.
DeGoPro.com General Manager.
SysOp.Tech and Op Dept.
IFX Networks Venezuela

Profesionnal Musician and Composer.
Proud Hogwarts student at Ravenclaw.

"Ah, music," Dumbledore said, wiping his eyes.  "A magic beyond all we do
here!"
          -HP and the Sorcerer's Stone




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