If you read the last book, would you tell us who is going to die? I think it is Voldomore and Harry? I do hope nobody is thoughtless enough to actually reveal such a data of major importance (for some) on an official forum, where I, and perhaps

Osee wrote: Any comment about it? Thanks. You my friend, are utterly correct. You somehow gave us an uncommonly clarification, which I owe to you my deepest expression of gratitude.

Greetings, fish noun, plural any of various cold-blooded, aquatic vertebrates, having gills, commonly fins, and typically an elongated body covered with scales. Nevertheless, fish·es especially referring to two or more kinds or species of the

Spectacled-Girl wrote: 1) In the atmosphere... In - used to indicate inclusion within space, a place, limits or something within abstract or immaterial. || walking in the park, in politics; in the autumn. At - used to indicate a location or

Two books which have revolutionized/revolutionised my way of thinking. In reality, I would have used revolutionised instead of changed. Seeing that these two books have completetly changed your way of thinking

Greetings, It's an infection, it's a tsunami, it's a volcanic eruption. All at the same time, waiting, like a nest of plague-infested rats next to a ticking hydrogen bomb in an underwater volcano.

may·hem – noun random or deliberate violence or damage.

Pucca wrote: It's such a small country that I always attribute those little islands to Australia. I am quite insulted, to be frank. In addition, I will be indoctrinating you; Kiwi = a New Zealander Pakeha = a New Zealander of European descent;

Love is bitter sweet... no, just bitter.

Rugby, due to the All Blacks .