Order Only: Private Message to Moony and Dora

[alt_sirius]

Well?

You wanted to see it.

Let's have it. I mean, I see I've been a right git, as she says (well, from her side) but what now?

Is it good or bad that no matter what she quotes (and Dora, that's Uriah Heap, that last bit), all I can hear whenever she starts on lyrics is 'Go Ask Alice' - and no, not just because Allie's usually my first line of defence when it comes to girls. Because I wish it had been on one of the albums she'd nicked. Perhaps I'll send her a copy of Lewis Carroll, as well.

Comments

[alt_lupin]

If it's the song I'm remembering it's not EXACTLY about Alice in Wonderland. It's more about Alice in Wonderland if you read it after taking a large number of mind-altering muggle potions.

Which is not to say Bea wouldn't like it. I can think of several great songs inspired by muggle potioneers that she'd probably like.

[alt_sirius]

We should be starting her on the Warlocks, anyway.

[alt_nymphadora]

Oh, please.

Mr Crouch liked the Warlocks.

Possibly still does. Thankfully I don't have to know.

[alt_sirius]

Listen, you. Everyone likes the Warlocks.

Warlocks, Beatles, Elvis - there are some things that are just universal. You do realise that the Warlocks have covered over 20 Beatles songs in their career? And no one even noticed or cared. They just pretend that it's the other way 'round.

[alt_nymphadora]

All right, you lot. I'm going to leave you to it if you're going to talk music history. Next thing you'll do is use the word 'classic'.

I think anyone who uses that word should automatically lose the debate.


'Night to both of you.