I've been wearing a long sleeved winter "garment" and keep clipping things and knocking them over. After just knocking something over again (smashed on the floor) as the sleeve clipped something, it occured to me: Aren't wizards supposed to have insanely baggy big dangling sleeves? Aren't wizards supposed to always be creating potions and handling delicate glassware in a fire and chemical filled environment?
It doesn't make sense!
If we stay in the EU, I'll say this much.
I want Wizard labratory health and safety clothing standards to be a top issue.
Neither does the fact you keep wearing them if you keep breaking things just checking
Still if you are a wizard by profession, I suppose you do not have much choice
It doesn't make sense!Neither does the fact you keep wearing them if you keep breaking things just checkingStill if you are a wizard by profession, I suppose you do not have much choice
I suppose sleeves are very handy for hiding things up there to do "magic", which is where it comes from? Or cheat at cards by hiding some up there.
So never play a Wizard at high stakes poker, that's all I'm saying.
If Jesus was a Wizard, it would also explain where he got the loaves and fishes from.
I suppose sleeves are very handy for hiding things up there to do "magic", which is where it comes from? Or cheat at cards by hiding some up there.So never play a Wizard at high stakes poker, that's all I'm saying. If Jesus was a Wizard, it would als
"Harry Potter and the Holy Grail" They could get pulled through a time warp and the Holy Inquisition could burn Hermione at the stake for witchcraft. And to be fair, it would be a sound conviction.
"Harry Potter and the Holy Grail"They could get pulled through a time warp and the Holy Inquisition could burn Hermione at the stake for witchcraft. And to be fair, it would be a sound conviction.