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Friday the 13th
Nov. 14th, 2009 11:29 amI'm glad we Prefects reminded ourselves that yesterday was Friday the 13th, but even so, we had to contend with quite a number of shenanigans.
When will people decide that following a first-year about all day, tormenting him, is really not that funny? Poor Peakes had a terrible time of it. He says he doesn't know who tied his shoelaces, or sealed him in the third-floor bathroom cubicle without toilet paper, or unclasped his bookbag, or put frogs' livers in his hat. I suspect he really does know, but is afraid to say.
And Peeves! You'd think yesterday was a holiday the way he carried on. I think I saw Mr Dawlish at least four times with mop and wand in hand, trying to keep up with that poltergeist. The last I saw Peeves he was going into every classroom on the fourth floor, drawing rude pictures on every blackboard. Really, it's a shame there doesn't seem to be a way to get rid of him.
Personally, I kept an eye and ear out for my twin brothers - it would be just like them to plan something big for the 13th. Ito offered to walk into our dormitory first, but I told him that it wasn't necessary. I learned a dispelling charm in preparation for any pranks I might encounter yesterday.
When will people decide that following a first-year about all day, tormenting him, is really not that funny? Poor Peakes had a terrible time of it. He says he doesn't know who tied his shoelaces, or sealed him in the third-floor bathroom cubicle without toilet paper, or unclasped his bookbag, or put frogs' livers in his hat. I suspect he really does know, but is afraid to say.
And Peeves! You'd think yesterday was a holiday the way he carried on. I think I saw Mr Dawlish at least four times with mop and wand in hand, trying to keep up with that poltergeist. The last I saw Peeves he was going into every classroom on the fourth floor, drawing rude pictures on every blackboard. Really, it's a shame there doesn't seem to be a way to get rid of him.
Personally, I kept an eye and ear out for my twin brothers - it would be just like them to plan something big for the 13th. Ito offered to walk into our dormitory first, but I told him that it wasn't necessary. I learned a dispelling charm in preparation for any pranks I might encounter yesterday.
