[HPforGrownups] Re: HP/ Spoiler alert - Nothing New Here

theotokos theotokos_8679 at sbcglobal.net
Thu May 26 16:34:33 UTC 2005


No: HPFGUIDX 129542

Steve:
> We could just as easily speculate that any poll found at the "Harry Potter for Grownups" group, where people are deeply intellectual and extremely knowledgable, and respresent the combined massive intellect of the entire 
Harry Potter fan world, are 'in the know' and are certainly correct in their prediction. As a matter of fact, that very character always come in highly rated in our death predictions. Perhaps tommorrow, The Mirror will indicate that we have 'leaked' the secret.
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Theotokos:
> Good point.  And thanks for letting me know the O.G. source.  That's all I have on this 
subject.  I am still working on my own "predictions" for our contest!

mycropht33 <k.coble at comcast.net> wrote:
[snip intellectual giant debate. :-)]

As far as the article goes, and the possible spoilers contained therein, I'm strongly inclined 
to believe it.

You are a punter working in a printers or a bookbindery for not much scratch at all.   You like to bet as a hobby, and you know that bookmakers are running lines on everything these days.   You figure, hey, take a peek and place fifty quid on a sure thing.  That's not a leak, is it?  Actually, it's not a leak at all.  [snip potential winnings]  

A true leak, such as the one punishable by the $3,000,000, is stealing pages and selling them to the Daily Mirror.   Taking a peak and running a flutter on that sure thing, then bragging to your mates down the pub about it is not really a leak per se, in the mind of your average working class Yorkshireman.  

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also a good point and not just for the average working class Yorkshireman.  Also seems likely to me.


Theotokos

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