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..the **** who sent me a link to a site with a load of Harry Potter spoilers. Well I don't know exactly what I'd do, but it wouldn't be pleasant. Is anyone else looking forward to the book coming out, or just looking forward to the "phenomenon" being over?

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
..the **** who sent me a link to a site with a load of Harry Potter spoilers. Well I don't know exactly what I'd do, but it wouldn't be pleasant. Is anyone else looking forward to the book coming out, or just looking forward to the "phenomenon" being over?
How did they do that? PM? E-mail?

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
..the **** who sent me a link to a site with a load of Harry Potter spoilers. Well I don't know exactly what I'd do, but it wouldn't be pleasant. Is anyone else looking forward to the book coming out, or just looking forward to the "phenomenon" being over?
Sounds fine with me, I haven't read 6 though, and I definitely have to finish the Stand again before I read any Harry Potter.

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
..the **** who sent me a link to a site with a load of Harry Potter spoilers. Well I don't know exactly what I'd do, but it wouldn't be pleasant. Is anyone else looking forward to the book coming out, or just looking forward to the "phenomenon" being over?
i'll read the book and i will enjoy it, but i don't really see what the fuss is all about.

i suppose this kind of fuss over a book is better than the same fuss over a film though. 🙂

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Originally posted by pawnhandler
How did they do that? PM? E-mail?
Nah, it was some random person I have on msn messenger.

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So, is it true that Harry is actually Voldemort's son?

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Originally posted by Palynka
So, is it true that Harry is actually Voldemort's son?
I didn't read that far through the webpage, but I think that J.K. Rowling said somewhere that it's not true.

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Originally posted by Freddie2006
I didn't read that far through the webpage, but I think that J.K. Rowling said somewhere that it's not true.
I was just joking, I have no idea. Happy reading, Freddie.

When are you coming back to the forums?

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Originally posted by genius
i suppose this kind of fuss over a book is better than the same fuss over a film though. 🙂
Why?

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Is it weird that I have not watched one Potter movie, or read any of the books? Am I actually missing out on anything?

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Freddie! Howzit going man? 😀

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Originally posted by Crowley
Is it weird that I have not watched one Potter movie, or read any of the books? Am I actually missing out on anything?
Ah, I thought I was the only one. I did see a trailer once; that put me off them even more.

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Originally posted by Crowley
Is it weird that I have not watched one Potter movie, or read any of the books? Am I actually missing out on anything?
I couldn't say if you're missing out on the films, I've only seen the first two and apprarently the fifth one is terrible. Because the books are so long, they end up missing out a lot of the sub plots which loses some of the "magic" of it.

As for the books, it's definatly worth giving it a go reading them. They're infectious, and if you have any of the child left in you, you probably won't be able to put them down. They're put together really well and make a great read.