Arthur Kirkland ☂ England (
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sortinghat_rp2013-01-15 12:19 pm
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Over Christmas it became clearer to me than ever before that Muggles seem to spend a great amount of time waiting in places, for vehicles to take them to other places.
I have no idea how they tolerate it.
I have no idea how they tolerate it.
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For the funny backward things we seem to think they are they make some hilarious engenius thing.
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Though for all this supposed ingenuity they seem utterly incapable of having a public transport system that runs on time.
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Wait? You've been on a bus or a train? Oh I'd like to see that.
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We're you dared?
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I wasn't dared to do that, either, before you ask.
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...Muggles just seem to make t)(eir lives more complicated t)(en it already is.
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What I didn't understand at all were the people waiting for 'public transport' when they could have clearly made the distance on their own two feet. Muggles are strange, Feferi.
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T)(at's anot)(er good point!! T)(ey must just be really lazy, but i would be too if i didn't )(ave magic!
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Do you think so? Magic is a convenient thing, you'd think the lack of it would press them to be more proactive about things.
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I spent time at Alfred's over the holidays. When you're spending time around muggles it's a little difficult to not notice the things they do.