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bookaholic_au posted a comment on Wednesday 8th October 2008 6:38am for Enter Agatha Stone

Just a bit of Brit-picking - for historical reasons, what the Americans and Australians would call a private school is called a public school in Britain (I think it's because when they first started schools, private schooling was in the home and public schooling in schools)

Patches posted a comment on Monday 3rd July 2006 4:59pm for Enter Agatha Stone

Ok. CPS is doing their job and thank goodness
Arthur was there to offer a quick and welcome solution to the problem to everyone's agreement.

I look forward to more. pms

MercuryBlue posted a comment on Monday 27th March 2006 11:16pm for Enter Agatha Stone

I think I finally figured out what "Wizzywig" means. What You See Is What You Get. WYSIWYG. Am I right?

Ishtar replied:

That's what the computer term means, yes.   The wizards (like Arthur) use the term for a wizard disguise (a "wizzy wig") - what you see is what you get unless you break the spell - like Ron with his apple/raisin.   Harry's   illusion wasn't good enough to stand up to Ron actually touching the fruit.   (The first Muggleborn computer wiz that compared both terms probably spit butterbeer all over their keyboard ...) I rather enjoyed the play on words, and you're the first person who's commented!   Yay for you!

dogbertcarroll posted a comment on Tuesday 4th October 2005 2:01am for Enter Agatha Stone

Nice work.