Klarinet Archive - Posting 000072.txt from 2003/07

From: "James Hobby" <jhobby@-----.net>
Subj: [kl] Clarinets and Harry Potter
Date: Wed, 2 Jul 2003 11:13:50 -0400

Well, I'm afraid you're mixing apples and kumquaits.

In the last few months, in court, I have seen:

1. A couple driving to church who were struck and killed by a drunk driver.

2. Three high school senior girls on their way to graduation were struck and
killed by a drunk driver. (4th offense)

3. A young boy was hit (and run) by a drunk driver as he got the mail from
the box on his side of the road. (May never walk again.)

4. A husband & wife, coming home from visiting a parent who was undergoing
cancer treatment, hit and seriously injured by drunk driver. (2d offense)
They've had serious pain and property loss, but are having trouble getting
any justice because the drunk is a politically powerful civil defense
attorney.

I have yet to hear of anyone driving under the influence of Harry Potter
damaging anyone. I really don't think you should read HP. You apparently
either aren't bright enough or simply can't differentiate between reality
and fantasy. But then, of course, you are into Gothic horror. That
probably explains something.

Jim Hobby

>From: BFLATREBEL@-----.com
>
>PLEASE spare us this "Harry Potter" stuff. It's getting old.I personally
"don't care" if Harry plays the magic tuba,all >this about the book and
possible movie is stupid, and now Harry is going tobe "tooting"away on a
Bundy or >Buffet???? Please spare me. Here in my area, all this stuff about
Harry has already gotten a father and son KILLED >in a drunk-driving
accident. The family was on their way to get the latest book, when a drunk
driver slammed into >them at a stoplight. The father was a Va. State Trooper
on call with the VA Nat. Guard and his son was only 9. The >book was to be
the boy's birthday gift. They were buried yesterday. If you like Harry
Potter, that's fine----But I >seriously doubt that the author is going to
have "Harry"playing anything musical. Personally, I'm into Gothic horror.
>Cindy

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