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Chelsea! Congratulations, Chelsea. By popular vote, you win the August giveaway caption contest. Send me an E-owl, and I’ll arrange for your Harry Potter Bookplates to be shipped!
Here’s the picture again, with the winning caption:
“You’ll have to BUY MY BOOK for all the details but yes, the fight started when I grabbed Gambon by the hair… did I mention this is all in my book?”
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A worthy winner.
Congratulations Chelsea
Congrats !
Congratulations!
Congrats, Chelsea! You hit the mark on the way Travis talks about his book. Frustrating as all get out.
Well, thank you everyone who voted for me!
Despite my little dig at Travis, I really am looking forward to his book! Lol!
I submitted this earlier, but the comment was stolen by the gringlesnitches, so I’m trying again. Should the gringlesnitches return the original comment, ignore it – they’ve probably got their cooties on it.
Congrats to Chelsea, for her funny outing of the elephant in the middle of the room. Also, sympathy for Travis: the very things that make the Hog’s Head a dynamic and fascinating site to visit and play around in, make it frustrating for someone trying to write seriously about the topics we play with. Let us get the smallest inkling of a half-way decent idea, and we’re all over it, going off on all sorts of tangents, pre-empting – and perhaps sabotaging – scholarly analysis. Witness Dave’s attempt to write insightfully about Voldemort as a failed villain. I’m not blaming us, here; heck, it’s fun going around like a room full of monkeys, throwing ideas back and forth and every so often getting a great dialogue going. But I would personally find it hard to be doing serious writing under the circumstances, and I definitely would not want to join the circus, no matter how tempting.