Harry Potter Speculation

ZTABullwinkle · #1 07-20-2007, 12:19 AM

Just think, in twenty-four hours, most of our noses will be buried in the last Harry Potter book. I just finished Book 6, so I am ready to read.

MysticCat · #2 07-20-2007, 08:39 AM

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Originally Posted by ZTABullwinkle

Just think, in twenty-four hours, most of our noses will be buried in the last Harry Potter book. I just finished Book 6, so I am ready to read.

Arrgh! Son and I are picking up the book tonight, but I will probably have to wait til Sunday afternoon to start reading.

Lady Pi Phi · #3 07-20-2007, 09:14 AM

15 hours people (well, 15 hours my time at least)!!!!

However, I don't think the book store across the street from me will be open at midnight, but I might pop by after work just to make sure. I really want to be able to pick up the book at 12:01am tomorrow.

They are closing a major street (part of it anyway) tonight in down town Toronto and turning it into Diagon Alley. It's times like these that make me wish I had children, or at least someone who was a Harry Potter nut like me to go with.

PinkRose1098 · #4 07-20-2007, 09:36 AM

The door is open and JKRowling.com. Just though you might like to know.

AlexMack · #5 07-20-2007, 12:09 PM

The anticipation is killing me. I've seen some fake spoilers that cracked me up. The spoilers don't bother me too much because I enjoy knowing the plot and how the events happened, but I've been told they're all fake.
Best fake I saw was this:

http://community.livejournal.com/dam...62.html#cutid1

I swear to god it's a total fake so please read it and laugh.

http://maureenjohnson.blogspot.com/2...-revealed.html

This had me peeing my pants laughing.

Finally, BBC Radio 1 does a fake spoiler with every new book. They set it up so well yesterday that they got death threats and some chick hysterically crying on the phone. Oh god it was hilarious. I mean I'm a huge fan and I've been avoiding spoilers like the plague but that doesn't stop me from laughing.

Swear to god I will be waiting at my front door tomorrow morning with a crisp $20 bill in my hand, ready to hug and tip my UPS guy. My mum's in England. If I don't wind up flying over to join her, I asked her to pick me up the copy with the locket on the front.