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[04 Jan 2008|09:01pm] |
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APHRODITE WIMPLE COMMENTS ON…
Hogwarts' Ugliest People
(Journal Owner’s Exclusive)
- Crabbe and Goyle. Slytherin comrades they may me, but attractive they are not. The fact of their matter is that their parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents should have been eliminated from good breeding. Unfortunately, they still exist to this day, and we have to deal with them. Ladies and gentlemen of Hogwarts, I say we all take a pledge. A pledge never, ever to allow Crabbe and Goyle to breed. All who's with me, say "Hear, hear!"
- Luna Lovegood. The googley eyes of a Snorkack? Check. Hair infested with nargles? Check. Completely vacant expression? Check. Utterly hideous and not worthy of life? Definintely check.
- Alistair Urquhart. As well as being sallow, sunken, and resembling a gargoyle, he also happens to smell like an unbathed hippogriff.
- Terry Boot. Awkward-looking. Poor hygiene. Terrible hair. Need I say more?
- Eloise Midgen. Improved skincare is not enough to make up for the fact that it looks as though she had her face punched in while she was in utero.
- Mei Chang. The second-rate version of her utterly overrated sister, whose bangs are a terrible excuse for a cute haircut.
- Anthony Goldstein. His hair is an offense against nature, and I find the fact that so many people want to touch it repulsive. I'm currently investigating the possibility of it having hypnotic powers that make people like him.
- Lucy McCormack. Oddly squashed face. Likely fake blonde hair. Promiscuous attitude despite absolutely no sexual appeal? McCormack may be a Loose Lucy, but she's hardly deserving of anyone's attentions.
- Andrew Kirke. With a dweeby appearance and terribly spiked hair that looks like it lost a fight with a bottle of Sleezeaky's, Mr. Kirke would be better off giving up and ceasing all feeble attempts to unlock the shackles of his virginity.
- Ginny Weasley. If you kiss her, you may catch the skin-eating disease that causes her freckles.
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