bmwracer wrote:
Serves 'em right. :twisted:
especially those in fancy dress! :hehe:
Started by MixxDreamer · 15 Feb 2004 · 1,122 replies
bmwracer wrote:
Serves 'em right. :twisted:
kenjilina wrote:
especially those in fancy dress! :hehe:
Wynter wrote:
But I always wear my robes and hold my wand when I'm reading HP books. :puppydog:
Shindou wrote:finished reading HP 7 - great book, stacked with tons of plot details throughout the entirety...... some surprises and some stuff that can be anticipated if the first few books are read carefully :bonk:
TaintedWisdom wrote:
I'm picking up my copy later on. So in about 3-4 hours I will be reading it.
Note: How long is it? Similar to Chamber of secrets? or more like Order of the Phoenix? I was able to read Chamber of secrets in 1 day, but took about 2 days to read OFTP, so just wondering how long is it and how long it took ya.
Thanks!
Shindou wrote:definitely recommend reading it from the beginning tho cuz there are a LOT of plot details packed throughout the entire book and significant events happening everywhere.....enjoy ur reading!! :victory:
Shindou wrote:
its not too bad, i think about the same length as Half-Blood Prince and i'd say the style is most like the latter half of Half-Blood Prince more so than Order or Chamber.......took me about 7 hrs to finish Half-Blood Prince and took me about 6 hrs to finish this one
definitely recommend reading it from the beginning tho cuz there are a LOT of plot details packed throughout the entire book and significant events happening everywhere.....enjoy ur reading!! :victory:
tabana wrote:Something similar for me. The only HP book I have is an HP Laserjet printer manual. :beaten:
tabana wrote:I no longer have the printer, so I'm not sure why I keep the manual. :sweat:
tabana wrote:Yup. The tech support phone numbers at the end were quite surprising. Multiple plot twist with the power cord and serial cable. A true masterpiece.
I no longer have the printer, so I'm not sure why I keep the manual. :sweat:
tabana wrote::hehe:
I rarely do that myself. A few game manuals or the do's and don'ts for expansive electronics. Ever since I had to write one, I read more of them. I know someone had to work for a few days typing crap nobody would ever read. :sweat:
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