Is it true that Harry Potter (not Daniel)and friends JOIN friendster??
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May be...with their magic stuff it is posibble.\nIs dumbledore join FS too... I want to chat with him, my be I can join in his school next year
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I have read that there isn't any quidditch in the next book which supports Harry not coming back to Hogwarts.  I also read that the last word in the book is supposed to be SCAR.
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No he is not with anyone. I'm a big fan, i dont know if you are. i like the books better
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Are you sure they're friends?
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I can answer that!!! Your a friendster user aren't you... All you gonna do is in the search panel up in the page of friendster after the name you'll just right Samuel Lawrence Concepcion and walah! the friendster account of Sam is there but you have to add the Sam with the horoscope of libra!! OKay!!!
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Someone on Yahoo! Answers said that the author has stated that Harry won't die but that she wouldn't like to be in his shoes nearing the end of the series. I agree with cooldreamzgirl that he his an horcrux, but I don't think he will die, but with the terrible events that will happen, he will wish he was dead...
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JK Rowling is Christian, or at least she's never come out and said she's Pagan. Although there are some clearly Pagan thems in the HP books.  \n1.  THe wands of the 3 main Characters are based on the Celtic tree months.  \n\n2.  Four Houses/Four Elements\n\n3.  There is obviously God and Goddess symbols at Hogwarts. (Cauldrons, wands, broomsticks, etc.)
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Unfortunetly not. True friends dont make us choose between them and another. The ones that do are simply selfish and nasty.\nWhen you become friends and they are a fun to be around and hang out with you should first look at their circle. If they have lots of friends it is a good sign, But if they have none or only 1 or 2 you really should ask your self why. ppl have friends in different ways too. Social friends are casual ones, not emotional connected, But Truefriends you have the emotional connenction to them.  I think this girl has an emotional attatchment to u that is not natural. Not wanting u to be friends with other ppl is a sign that you should be friends with her anyway.
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Is this supposed to be a trick question?\n\nHarry TRICKED Ron and Hermione into THINKING he'd given him Felix Felicis in Chapter 12 ("Felix Felicis") of Half-Blood Prince.  He didn't actually put it in.\n\nHe did, however, give Ron, Hermione, and Ginny the potion in Chapter 25 ("The Seer Overheard").  I think the first answer is the one that you were looking for, though.  :)
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Apparently it is, isn't it??\nEeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!! Yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay!!!!!\nWooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!\nAhem. Yes.\nI FOUND A LINK TO IT!!\nhttp://raincloud.warnerbros.com/wbmovies/orderofthephoenix/10seconds/10sec_500.asx\nI ALSO FOUND A VIDEO WITH BEHIND THE SCENES CLIPS!!!\nhttp://www.harrypotterfanzone.com/videos/index.php?act=download&id=12\n*is now very very very happy*\nHere, have the full length version:\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lRAqxGgfng&mode=related&search=\nTeehee
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i got hooked on harry potter after seeing the first movie, then i read the books, they are a lot better than the movies, i would have loved to see the quidditch world cup in the 4th movie, but no they left all that out, my favorite chacter in the book is a toss up between dumbeldore and mad eye moody, they are both awesome, and the last book is under raps, but i can tell u one thing from having debates about the sixth book, DUMBELDORE FAKED HIS DEATH, HE IS NOT DEAD, email me or message me for details
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friendster or myyearbook?? dunno
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You can try TRILLIAN or GAIM. But the problem with TRILLIAN is that only one user can use it. If more than one person uses it then the both the users will be able to see the friends of the other. So its better to try out gaim.
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it is natural. you will grow and you will be included into their circle of friends. believe me I know personal experience.
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Oh I love this show but im not sure about the special. Go to http://www.answers.com/topic/friends-1 and scroll down to the last paragraph under overview
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Voldemort were after James and Lily because they were a part of The Order of the Phoenix. They were trying to stop him from taking over the wizarding world. I think in the end Harry will ultimately kill Voldemort. I also don't believe that Professor Dumbledore is really gone for good. Somehow I think he will come back. I hope you have read the books, because if not, then I just ruined it for you. I think Harry will end up becoming an Auror, or he may eliminate the need for them all together. It is very hard to predict the end to the story because it is always so much more complicated than you expect. Hopefully Ron and Hermione will get together and Harry will get back together with Ginny. We will have to wait and see though! You should check out www.jkrowling.com. It is JK's personal website, she also has links to her favorite fan websites about HP.
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1)  No.  J.K. Rowling has said Harry Potter bears no relation to Lord Voldemort.  You may find the answer to that and many more questions at her personal website jkrowling.com.\n\n2)  J.K. Rowling has also stated on her website that Neville is not included in the prophecy and that it refers specifically to Lord Voldemort and Harry... and the actual phrasing is "and either must die at the hand of the other for neither can live while the other survives".  What this actually means is still up for much speculation, and while I have my own theories on the subject considering events in the Harry Potter series up to this point, it would take a long time to explain them, so I shall refrain from doing so here.\n\n3)  Is Snape good or bad?  As she points out in her books, people are rarely so simple.  Is Draco Malfoy good or bad?  Most of the evidence we've seen suggests he's bad, but the Sectumsempra chapter of Half Blood Prince gives us a glimpse into a boy who feels very much in over his head and whose public mask of confidence is just that... he's not prepared to be the type of person others want him to be.  Is Snape like that?  We haven't been shown very much of his private workings outside the short trip Harry took through the Pensieve in his office, so that, too is up for debate.  I don't think the evidence points toward him being evil, though, nor does it really indicate what people think it does.  His "unbreakable vow" was not specific in its second part.  Narcissa Malfoy trailed off before specifying what she was asking Snape to do, so for all that he could have interpreted the vow to mean "I must do what Draco Malfoy has been told by Voldemort to do if he fails to brush his teeth tonight!  DRACO!  GET IN HERE!  I SHALL STAND HERE AND WATCH AS YOU BRUSH YOUR TEETH THIS INSTANT!"  There you go, that part of the vow's fulfilled.\n\nThat said, though, after he ostensibly killed Dumbledore, his behavior suggests the part of the vow he had to fulfill--since it was the only explicit part-- was to take any action he could to protect Draco Malfoy, which is exactly what he did that night (and what Dumbledore did, too... I have to admit I thought he'd die, but I didn't really ever figure he'd die for Draco Malfoy).  \n\nBeyond that, even while he was fleeing the last thing Snape tried to do in the few seconds between Draco Malfoy escaping to safety and him having to follow, was pound into Harry Potter's head the two lessons Harry needs to most learn to prevail against Lord Voldemort, and which Snape has been increasingly angry Harry has not learned from Snape's repeated attempts to teach him over the past two years.  Instead of truly injuring Harry, he only slowed him up enough so Harry was forced to listen to him... every time Harry attempted to hurt him, he simply knocked the attack aside as a further demonstration of the advantages of being able to use those two abilities (occlumency and silent spell casting) during battle, all while shouting exactly what it was Harry should learn from Snape's easy deflection of the attacks.  He may not be a pleasant man, but Snape's actions were the actions of a teacher who knew he only had a few more moments to instruct a student who did not understand, but whom he was desperate to see succeed (for once).  If he really wanted Harry to fail, he wouldn't have bothered explaining just why those lessons Harry wasn't cottoning onto were so dreadfully important for him to learn, especially since they're the two lessons Snape himself would most have to employ in order to deceive Lord Voldemort and stay alive.