Finnigan's RPG

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to your new magical journals! The infuriatingly clever Ravenclaw geek who set these up assures me that there's no bits of any dark lords hanging around. These books work just like regular journals, except you can see what other people have written and reply to them (unless they've made it private). There are loads left so tell your friends and they can come get one too, I'm keeping them behind the bar.

We've got Gobstones Club in the Den tonight at 6.30 and if that's not enough reason to stop in after work - anyone who brings their journal in tonight gets a free drink!

Melinda: You're coming to the bar tonight, right? Seamus is celebrating the new journals with a free round for everyone who brings theirs in, you saw, right? See you at half six? Second round is on me ;)

Who: Alicia and Adrian
What: Lunch, probably
Where: Starting out at Adrian’s place
When: August 18, 2004
Rating: SFW

( Knock, knock! )

Who: Dean and Seamus, open?

What: Dean wants to be grumpy with friends

Where: Finnigan's - bar

When: Late afternoon

Rating: SFW


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Who: Open to all
What: Drinking, questions about the journals, free drinks.
Where: Finnigan's, the common room
When: Monday evening (after Gobstones)
Rating: SFW

OOC: Feel free to start your own threads below.

With the Quidditch season starting, Sweet Nothings will be making (generous) single serving sized cakes inspired by the teams this week. The cakes can be made to order in larger sizes. So stop by the shop and show your team spirit.


CODED BY TESSISAMESS

For any who might be interested, we have an opening in Broom Regulation Control as of 2pm today. The posting should be up tomorrow for a new Magical Bristle Evaluator, whose job it would be to examine examples from new lines of brooms or ones that have received a number of complaints, and evaluate the charms upon them for any deviation from Ministry regulations.

Candidates must have received a minimum of Exceeds Expecations on all OWLs and NEWTs, particularly Charms and Transfiguration, be capable of working independently, be willing to work in a high pressure environment, know how to work according to deadlines, and most importantly, not keep brooms for their own personal use in order to win money in pick-up games (yes, I mean you Harold, and the rest of your things, which you forgot to pack up, are in a box by the door - please don't let it hit you on your way out).

Thank you, and I look forward to all incoming applications.