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No evil
Found this DVD series, thought I'd try it out. Confused at first but interesting. This guy solves crimes as a sort of cop type guy but sometimes he puts the gun down and starts kicking. I think it's with this muggle named Chuck Norris. It's funny watching him kick bad people. There's this theme too about unsuspecting strangers, something about ranger eyes on them if they don't know right or wrong, or something. Planning to view it some more. If any people might like to come over and watch it too, and poke fun at the bad guys in it, door's open at eight o'clock tonight. I'll even have some popcorn and drinks for the occasion as well.

[Kira's mom]

Hi, my name is Scorpius. I made a post here where I spoke of playing quidditch (sport played on brooms) and Kira had asked if she could play. I had suggested, and we agreed, best course of action was to inform you of it and speak concerning permission. I'd understand if the answer is a no. It can be risky if not trained and safety measures not properly observed. But that was home; here, I'm doing extra protections, taken every precautions to make it much safer for anyone involved [such as making the ground like a mattress or bounce-spring type charm] so that anyone who participates is completely safe in all ways.

I completely understand if you don't want her to take the chance. Youngest player in our history was 11, so any concern is fully understandable. I remember when I was four and wanted to take Dad's broom from the family vault and soar in the clouds I just wanted to let you know first before deciding anything on the matter. And you'd probably be able to explain it to her better if she's unable to play, but I'd be open to alternatives like making a smaller magic broom that hovers, and flies but not too fast, fun but safe). Little broom flights aren't as risky