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    Re: Interesting Observations

    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    Or maybe you just smell like a garter.

    I don't know Steve, I flick my tongue and still nothing?? what am I doing wrong?

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    Re: Interesting Observations

    Flick your tongue at the snakes and rub your chin on their heads, they'll tell you if you smell like a garter
    Chantel
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    Re: Interesting Observations

    Learn parseltongue, then you'll know for sure what they're saying about your garter-imitation techniques.
    Lora

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    Re: Interesting Observations

    How do they hear it, when they have no ears? That's the only thing that doesnt make any sense.
    Chantel
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    Re: Interesting Observations

    Vibrations. They don't need to hear.

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    Re: Interesting Observations

    I guess. All the SSSSS crap on the one Harry Potter movie I saw just seemed... Stupid. That's just me, though, and the PMS is probably doing most of the talking.
    Chantel
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    Re: Interesting Observations

    Well, I have this fantasy of releasing Kleo for a week next to the pond or lake, attach to her some kind of camera and watch how she's doing out there. I'm curious how would she do, what would she do and stuff... If she could handle living here, in Poland. It would be great like Discovery Channel movie but for real.
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    Re: Interesting Observations

    Quote Originally Posted by kibakiba View Post
    How do they hear it, when they have no ears? That's the only thing that doesnt make any sense.
    I could deal with the parseltongue because I can pretend that they were doing some sort of psychic mind-speak. My main problem is that the venomous Nagini was a reticulated python, and also there's a bit in the first book where a snake at the zoo winks at Harry. His first act as a wizard was clearly to give a snake eyelids.

    Quote Originally Posted by Bart View Post
    Well, I have this fantasy of releasing Kleo for a week next to the pond or lake, attach to her some kind of camera and watch how she's doing out there. I'm curious how would she do, what would she do and stuff... If she could handle living here, in Poland. It would be great like Discovery Channel movie but for real.
    I really wish that could be done with snakes.. You know, like they do on whales and all for documentaries? There's just no good place to attach a camera on a snake though...
    Lora

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    Re: Interesting Observations

    People do track them with surgical impalements and stuff.

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    Re: Interesting Observations

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