I Solemnly Swear That I Am Up To No Good

[alt_ron]

Well. That was actually interesting.

Who'd've figured four people who work in 'magical infrastructure' could make you want to know more about what they do?

That Mr Mason's got a wicked sense of humour. Calling himself the Minister for Chimney Sweeping.

Had you ever heard of anyone getting sucked out one of the system vents and ending up in Milton Keynes? Funny you'd always wind up the same place. Mind you, from what I've heard, that's not anywhere anyone'd want to get stranded.

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[alt_sally_anne]

Yeah, it was, wasn't it? I thought the most interesting part was hearing about charmwork and runework that goes into the foundations of buildings, but the floo network was pretty nift, too.

Maybe YPL won't be as bad this year as I'd thought. Although it was Professor Siz who set this up, not Hembridge.

[alt_ron]

Yeah, I don't think Frumpbridge would've come up with such interesting people to come. Do you?

Speaking of her. Did you see Mr Mason and Mr Wachsman (Waxman? was that his name? the one who designed all the charmwork for the pitch here and for the stadium for the World Cup match?) Anywiz, did you see the two of them trade a Look when Umbridge got up and made us all sing? I had to look somewhere else or I'd've fallen out laughing.

[alt_justin]

Hullo, Ron,

I say, it was well interesting, wasn't it? And that Miss Blishwick, talking about how they determine where and when to use muggle labourers. And deciding which projects have priority, what?

(I suppose it doesn't hurt that she's also quite attractive. Did you happen to see Donovan and Whitacre? I say, I think their mouths were about to come unhinged, the way they babbled at her afterward.)

-Justin

[alt_ron]

Heh. Yeah, Donovan was making a complete eejit of himself, wasn't he? And Whitacre was practically drooling on her.

Course, she really was worth looking at!