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cc_boots (cc_boots) wrote in charing_cross,
@ 2009-03-26 18:33:00

Entry tags:

! complete, ! public, * 2003: 03/march, - thread, character: dean thomas, character: dennis creevey, character: harry potter, character: lavender brown, character: neville longbottom, character: ron weasley, character: terry boot, npc: ben boot, npc: gareth boot, npc: maddie boot, retired character: cho chang, retired character: linden stebbins, retired character: roger davies, retired character: seamus finnigan

RP: Obscurus Books Presents
Date: 26 March 2003 (through early Thursday morning likely)
Characters: Everyone who'd like to come, plus various NPCs! Children Welcome! Add your tags!
Location: Obscurus Books & Cafe
Private/Public: Public as public can be!
Warnings: PG to start, if things get kinky, please use the subject line of the first comment to rate appropriately!
Summary: Just another day at Obscurus Books, until the storm hits and traps people inside.

Gareth looked around the bookshop with pride. Children were sitting enthralled by Marigold and her husband as they performed flashy magic tricks. Logan was hosting a small cooking class, teaching everyone from housewives to retired Unspeakables (though Gareth though it was highly unlikely that there were actually such a thing as retired Unspeakables) how to bake enchiladas. His Maddie was graciously signing copies of her latest best-seller Emerald Isle, and open mike poetry night would start in a half hour, followed by a rousing karaoke contest. All in all, Thursday was shaping up to be a wonderful, and profitable, night for Obscurus Books.

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Re: Roger & Terry

cc_roger
2009-04-01 10:00 pm UTC (link)

"That's kind of odd. I've met plenty of people who didn't like to read... Muggle films are excellent, though," Roger replied, with a grin. Perhaps he didn't like reading, but watching the telly? The telly was one of the best creation that muggles had come up with, in his opinion, and he (sometimes) spent far too much time watching it. When he actually had the free time to do so, that was.

"Favourite muggle film, then?" He asked, assuming that Terry did, indeed, watch them as well from his question.

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Re: Roger & Terry

cc_terry
2009-04-02 06:35 pm UTC (link)

Terry grinned, feeling his earlier shock at Roger's admission lessen somewhat. "Oh, I like all sorts, actually," he said grinning. "But my particular favorite is the Indiana Jones films." He grinned sheepishly. "They rather remind me of my childhood in a way, and Harrison Ford isn't at all unattractive to look at."

He reached for the last eclair and took a small bite. "What about you? Which is your favorite film?"

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