Broomsticks And Owls

by **Beccaroo** » Friday 16 May 2003 9:39:19am

I put charms too! I'd love to be able to charm ordinary things to see what they do!

What about Flying/quidditch practise? Thats a lesson isn't it? Like PE?

by **Holly Golightly** » Friday 16 May 2003 1:45:09pm

I dont' know if flying is a lesson, Harry etc had one once, but then it was never mentioned again... And so I just thought, no, since they have mentioned stuff in the books about Bill and Percy getting 12 OWLS, so I just figured that there must only be 12 subjects... and Flying would have been no 13, so I left it out...

Also levitation is learnt in charms!

To Sonken, I didnt' know that we could pm Paul to add a poll to a thread, or I would have just done that instead!

My bad! \

I think that Herbology and potions sound very interesting, because there really is nothing requiring magic to do with them, just turning stuff around you into magic... or using the plants for magical purposes!

by **Neo** » Saturday 17 May 2003 7:44:20am

But what about magical plants and animals, HollY?

by **GreenViper 1.0** » Saturday 17 May 2003 8:22:30am

Those are cool too.
But potions is very exiting and intersting.! :jump:

8)

by **azn wizard** » Sunday 18 May 2003 3:55:35am

Holly Golightly wrote:I think that Herbology and potions sound very interesting, because there really is nothing requiring magic to do with them, just turning stuff around you into magic... or using the plants for magical purposes!

so technically muggles could make things around them magical too? or does it require magic to make certain potions?

by **Holly Golightly** » Sunday 18 May 2003 7:26:33am

That's what I ws thinking azn! Maybe muggles can brew potions *that is, if they could get their hands on the ingredients... normal supermarkest dont' sell boomslang skins... tee-hee-hee! :lol:

by **Willow** » Sunday 18 May 2003 8:21:35am

I like Potions.
I also like Defence Against the Dark Arts but I could vote only one class...
:-?

by **GreenViper 1.0** » Sunday 18 May 2003 9:14:43am

Yes!Potions!

by **Holly Golightly** » Sunday 18 May 2003 1:31:45pm

I was wondering if there was maybe a way to make it so that you could vote more than once... like your top 3 classes or something...

But I was too slack to pm Paul and ask! :grin:

by **Mistress Siana** » Sunday 18 May 2003 8:08:42pm

yeah, that would be great...I couldn't decide between Potions and DADA either...

by **Blaise Zabini** » Monday 19 May 2003 1:29:09am

Arithmancy sounds like it would be the most fun. It seems like it's the most mathematically based subject and Yay for Math. Historically, it was a means of divination through the use of numbers and that just seems like a cool thing to know how to do.

by **Mistress Siana** » Monday 19 May 2003 2:35:35pm

But Arithmancy would be math on elemetary school level...just adding one and one...I have a book about it...

by **Paul** » Monday 19 May 2003 5:30:05pm

To Sonken, I didnt' know that we could pm Paul to add a poll to a thread, or I would have just done that instead. My bad!

I've added it in to the poll now

I was wondering if there was maybe a way to make it so that you could vote more than once... like your top 3 classes or something...

Sorry, it's currently only possible for one vote per person.

by **Neo** » Monday 19 May 2003 6:38:17pm

Mist, it should be more than adding one and one; I have a book to, and it seems very simple, but surely at Hogwarts tehy teach high level classes of Arithmancy that we don't know.

by **Blaise Zabini** » Monday 19 May 2003 10:50:53pm

Blast, Arithmancy sounds not so fun anymore. I just loked at some web site and it's just about adding the number of letters in your name and stuff. But the way that it's described in the book makes it look a lot harder. Alas, will still change favourite class from Arithmancy to Transfiguration. Just think of the endless possibilities that you'd be presented with from changing a mouse into a cup...

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