@crocuta: I've been hoping to earn the McCoy/Kirk nod for ages. You are a god(ess)!

@SomeAuthorGirl: Hearted for brilliance. Sadly, I have never been to Paris. :(

@clockwise - counter: I second QoB's sentiment.

@Lindsay Funke: Laugh away, Miss Fünke. :)

Holy crap, I'm on Jezebel. My life is complete.

Ladies and gents, I was really sad to see Privilege Denying Dude get pulled. So I've volunteered my own face for the job.

@NonElitist: It all makes sense now...

@Tyrunn: Hmm, I can see that. But still, you'd think that simply by having that kind of knowledge of how biology works, that they would stumbled across *some* kind of organism that reproduces sexually.

You'd think that a civilization with such a high degree of bioengineering skill would be able to figure out how human reproduction works pretty quickly.

Time for Twitter to rework it's identity.

If your Wii is red, please, please see a doctor.

@Serge.: Slughorn was Slytherin? Wow, it's been a while.

@daveNYC: Ha, after I read my own comment, I realized that I didn't exactly type what I was thinking.

@Serge.: Seriously, we all know know how J.K. Rowling loves to show how people are not stereotypes - she's created these rivals schools populated with stereotypical characters that are just begging to be developed into rich worlds which defy our expectations.

I could easily see a novel or two set in the other magic schools.

@Pope John Peeps II: Oh my gods, yes.

@MtlAngelus: +10 Internets for you.

@Corwen: Never tell me the odds!

Fools! It's a Star Destroyer!

@Evil Tortie's Mom: R.O.A.C.H.: Agreed, with the caveat that I wasn't talking about invention at all. The discussion was about slave revolt and perhaps expanded to political revolution.