Harry Potter and the Cute Fifteen-Year-Olds...

[jspencer1986]

John, I totally blame you.

When the Harry Potter movie was first coming out, I vowed not to see it, purely because everybody else was SO IN LOVE with it. I wanted no part of that, but I buckled under pressure and watched the first movie. I loved it, and I hated the fact that I did. I refused to watch the next 2 when they came out and up until now I have stuck to that decision. But I got curious about Goblet of Fire after reading some of your posts involving Harry Potter. Then I went to see Flightplan last night and saw the Trailer for GoF. And now...

I am so TOTALLY DROOLING ALL OVER DANIEL Radcliffe AND EMMA Watson. (The 15 year old versions, not the 11 year old versions - although Daniel was still pretty cute at that stage...)

Ohhh, that accent...*drool*

So I'm giving in. I'm going to hire the first 3 and watch them back to back, then go and see the fourth in the cinema. I'm becoming a HP addict, and it's ALL. YOUR. FAULT.

By the way Johnny boy, my brother is staying with me until Saturday, then I have an old mate staying the rest of the weekend, so I don't know when I will get around to replying to your email yet. I feel like we're just getting into the headspace where we can finally start digging a little deeper into each other, so I don't want to make a rushed attempt at it. It might take a couple days, but I want to write something good for you buddy. It shouldn't take too long, I'll try to get something out to you after I get home from work tomorrow night.

Anyway, my hormones are going psycho - it's 2am and I'm horny as a bitch *cough*DanielandEmma*cough*. So I'm getting the hell out of here so I can go have a toss and get some sleep. Preferrably in that order :P

Goodnight, ladies and gentlemen.

Comments

[jarrow.livejournal.com]

Excellent, mate :-) I knew the creepiness was contagious--even across oceans and the internet--and here is the proof. It is now my mission to pervert as many of my friends as possible. Success!

You really need to read the books. You'll get so much out of them that can't even begin to surface in the movies, and you'll understand the fandom obsession a lot more that way. The movies are good for SOME things obviously ;-) but not everything. I'm glad you've been sucked in.

[boi4eliza.livejournal.com]

Well, you see I have kind of a short attention span with books. I'd be willing to give it a go, but if a book doesn't hook me right from the get-go I'm not usually able to finish it.

I'm also just more of a visual person. Plus...MOVIE = HOTNESS, HELLO?!

But seriously, can anyone tell me why Hermione isn't jumping Harry's bones?

[jarrow.livejournal.com]

The books WILL hook you in. I don't think it's humanly possible to be bored by them.

I'm a visual person, too. Especially with Emma around.

Hermione and Ginny are my OTP.