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Yup. The one where Merlin's skull gave you those stupid warnings. That makes more sense. Either way, though, nice job evading the armed guards and UO Security Ninjas.
The Wizarding World of Harry Potter - Hogsmeade (Orlando): Part 2
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Yup. The one where Merlin's skull gave you those stupid warnings. That makes more sense. Either way, though, nice job evading the armed guards and UO Security Ninjas.
Right. Because all of the DC elements have been in place for weeks and functioning well, including the tri-wizard cup. A "Sherman's Fox Squirrel" that visits my property told me this about a month ago.
Interesting story... when he first visited my property about 4 years ago and startled me when I turned around... I screamed, "AAaaagggghhh" as they are like Squirrels created by nuclear technology gone wrong. They are the size of a small beaver. We soon reconciled and have become good friends and he keeps me informed about industry happenings.
(he also told me that the blue fire effect is quite impressive!)
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Oh good! Maybe I won't be so depressed about losing the frozen knights (along with the general creepiness the queue used to have) after all!
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I'm in the middle of a Harry Potter marathon, and I seem to remember the three young wizards turning around, seeing fluffy, and screaming "AAaaagggghhh". Three heads sure does sound like nuclear technology gone wrong. But I assume since you're talking about DC, that my guess is way off. Unless you aren't talking about DC at all...
Nope... no riddle there. Sorry. Real Fox Squirrel. This is not of my friend... but it shows the size and why I went "Aaaarrrrrghhh".
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You just add liquid copper chloride to a fire and it instantly turns blue. It's excessively easy. We did it as a lab a couple months ago. Though simple, the effect was amazing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLhRgy4u5TE ;]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLhRgy4u5TE ;]
Yeah, it's like a ritual for chemistry classes to do that lab. But copper chloride, used with the right amount, can turn fire into a deep blue.
Sorry, my friend Squirrel just tapped at my door and reminded me to brush up on my Squirrel.... It is NOT the Tri-Wizard cup that will burn blue... it is the Goblet of Fire. And it will use fog-fire and not any chems. But both are already in place in the DC queue. And looking ducky.
Fog-fire? Kind of lame, but those chemicals cost quite a lot money, so I can see why. Although you said they looked amazing, so I'll take your word for it, lol.
And yes, it is the Goblet. Did you state otherwise?
What do you mean that they look ducky? And there are two of them?
And yes, it is the Goblet. Did you state otherwise?
What do you mean that they look ducky? And there are two of them?
Yeeesh... you young'uns ... ducky is a term from the 1920's-40's... meaning looking "up to part, most excellent". And NO... I wasn't there in the 1940's... but I love old films...
I believe it is more British than American... someone help me out here.
duck·y (dk)
adj. duck·i·er, duck·i·est Slang
Excellent; fine.
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Bahaha, I'm going to remember that! And I asked why there are two of them. For separate queues?
He means both the Tri-Wizard Cup and the Goblet of Fire.
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If you mean FotH, then yes.
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