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August 6, 2008 at 12:00 AM
Ohhhhh, look at this!!! YAY!!! No, I haven't read it yet! I just clicked on it, and then wanted to review to say that it looks really cute! *goes off to read first chapter*
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August 6, 2008 at 12:00 AM
AWWWWWWWWW!!! THAT WAS SO CUTE!!! It started to sound familiar about halfway through, so it's possible that I started reading it a long time ago and then got interrupted or something! SO CUTE!!!
Were you supposed to be the girl who went up to them and gave them the compliment? *just curious* But anyway, now to read the second one!!!
Response to reviewer Ri_love: To put italics on this site, you have to use and (only take the spaces out) because when you take the spaces out, it puts the text in italics. The "/" symbol means "end" in computer languages, so the "i" means "start italics" and the "/i" means "end italics". I hope that makes sense. Sometimes different sites use different brackets like [] or < >. This site uses the greater than/less than signs: < and >.
Were you supposed to be the girl who went up to them and gave them the compliment? *just curious* But anyway, now to read the second one!!!
Response to reviewer Ri_love: To put italics on this site, you have to use and (only take the spaces out) because when you take the spaces out, it puts the text in italics. The "/" symbol means "end" in computer languages, so the "i" means "start italics" and the "/i" means "end italics". I hope that makes sense. Sometimes different sites use different brackets like [] or < >. This site uses the greater than/less than signs: < and >.
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August 6, 2008 at 12:00 AM
Response to my review: Oh crap. Sorry about that. The site actually USED what I was trying to show you. Okay, here let me try again.
To do italics, put in <.i.> and <./.i.> only take out all of the periods. (Hopefully it'll show it instead of using it like the last review) The explanation from last time still holds, but it's just a matter of putting the "i" and the "/i" in between the greater than/less than signs < >.
(Sorry, GBE, for taking up your review space for explaining! Did I mention what a cute story it was? LOL)
To do italics, put in <.i.> and <./.i.> only take out all of the periods. (Hopefully it'll show it instead of using it like the last review) The explanation from last time still holds, but it's just a matter of putting the "i" and the "/i" in between the greater than/less than signs < >.
(Sorry, GBE, for taking up your review space for explaining! Did I mention what a cute story it was? LOL)
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August 6, 2008 at 12:00 AM
Okay, screw it. It keeps using it instead of displaying it. You need to use < > and put i in between it to start the italics, and < > with /i in between to end italics.
Oh, and there's sex in the second one??? COOL!!! Okay, NOW *off to read*
Oh, and there's sex in the second one??? COOL!!! Okay, NOW *off to read*
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October 3, 2007 at 12:00 AM
HAH! just as i thought! you're australian! haha! oh goodie! you know queen street mall too that means you live sumwhere near.. hehe dont wana tell them... anyway.. nice story! and yeah.. queen street's a lot like diagon alley... cool ey?! hehe
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October 2, 2007 at 12:00 AM
I wanted to ask you if you could write a sequel, but if you say the rating is gonna go up, then it's different.
You must write a sequel!
You must write a sequel!
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October 2, 2007 at 12:00 AM
I love rereading this!
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October 1, 2007 at 12:00 AM
Urgh... everytime I walk past Supre in the mall I freak out at the sight of those hideously tacky t-shirts but, I have to admit, the thought of Draco wearing one of them is hilarious!
Good job,
Stef
Good job,
Stef
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October 1, 2007 at 12:00 AM
i like it!
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October 1, 2007 at 12:00 AM
i love queen st / mall, i love this fic, though i still hate supre