| ***Marial-B*** 21.10.2007 16:29 |
Cuz Dumbledore was gay xD link |
| JoxerTheDeityPirate 21.10.2007 19:23 |
<font color=#FF66FF><b>Marial-B wrote: Cuz Dumbledore was gay xD linkat least he didnt go on to shag a horse like Harry did.. |
| 7 seas of Whatever 21.10.2007 20:19 |
A crazy gay wizard, I love it. Dumbledore is my favorite character in the books, except Doby (crazy gay elf) |
| Sweetie 22.10.2007 06:01 |
I knew it!!! Actually I was kinda thinking more pedo... but it's about the same isn't it?? and HAHA Ron admires a gay guy... |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 22.10.2007 06:58 |
Biiiiiiig deal. |
| Mr.Jingles 22.10.2007 07:33 |
I can't wait for the prequel to the Harry Potter books: BROKEBACK HOGWARTS |
| magicalfreddiemercury 22.10.2007 08:17 |
<Font color=Puce>Smudge<h6>Your Mascara? wrote: Actually I was kinda thinking more pedo... but it's about the same isn't it??Please tell me I'm missing the joke. You ARE joking, yes? |
| Freya is quietly judging you. 22.10.2007 09:16 |
*Sigh* I think J K Rowling should have made Snape gay, then he could have been in love with Harry's father rather than his mother and then he could have fallen in love with Har- Oops. I'll stop there. I not only seem to be taking this too seriously, but I've also turned in to a bit of a pervert. |
| Mr.Jingles 22.10.2007 09:43 |
<b><font color=007788>?Freya? wrote: *Sigh* I think J K Rowling should have made Snape gay, then he could have been in love with Harry's father rather than his mother and then he could have fallen in love with Har- Oops. I'll stop there. I not only seem to be taking this too seriously, but I've also turned in to a bit of a pervert.No shit, Sherlock! |
| Freya is quietly judging you. 22.10.2007 09:45 |
:( |
| john bodega 22.10.2007 10:53 |
Haha. Her last fly-blown shit-heap excuse for a novel hasn't even been out two months and she already has to revise her own folklore with pointless information that no thinking human cares about. JK Rowling, you are a smelly, pus filled whore. Hitler had the right idea with the book burning, but he should've waited 70 years until all the Harry Potter books were out. |
| beautifulsoup 22.10.2007 11:23 |
Sheesh. I don't care that Dumbledore was gay, but I'm pissed at JK Rowling for telling us via a chat. Either let us know in the actual books, or wait until the rumored "Harry Potter Encyclopedia" to let us know. It's like she couldn't wait- it's yet another way for her to keep in the public eye. <<rolls eyes>> **I *like* the HP books**; it's just JK Rowling that annoys me no end. And she had NO RIGHT to out Dumbledore! Doesn't she know that it's a personal decision for the gay person (in this case, wizard) to make? Dumbledore should have been the one to tell us! :P |
| beautifulsoup 22.10.2007 11:24 |
And what's next? Professor McGonagall was a transsexual? Hagrid was fucking Buckbeak on the sly? That's the REAL reason he was upset that there will plans to kill him. |
| deleted user 22.10.2007 11:44 |
Now what - Nazi-esque DumbledorexGridelwald bondage scenes from the "fan artists" ? |
| Micrówave 22.10.2007 12:04 |
Kinda funny how this gay-friendly website has Harry Potter discussions all the time? But you all go on thinking it's cool. I can see thru it, though. The series is OVER. There are no more books to write. Her next work will never be the magnitude that HP was. So now that every kid HAS the book, how do I drum up even more publicity and craze? Ah, get them to ban the book! How do I do that? Bring out a gay character!!! Now, sit back and watch as all these dumb-ass schools and institutions start banning HP! You know what happens to banned books, right? They sell like hotcakes!!! I hope you all kept your first editions in mint condition, cause this will surely help. I guarantee you this story line was never in her mind when she first started writing these books. |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 22.10.2007 12:28 |
Micrówave wrote: I guarantee you this story line was never in her mind when she first started writing these books. |
| Micrówave 22.10.2007 12:41 |
Yep, you heard it here first, Its-A-Hard-Life. |
| magicalfreddiemercury 22.10.2007 12:59 |
<font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote:Why you'd believe this is beyond me. Writers put a lot of thought into who their characters are and were well before they even start writing the book. And, for the record, she didn't just out this character for the hell of it. She'd just corrected a scene for the 6th movie where Dumbledore thinks back on past loves/lovers. When it referred to women in his past, she crossed it out and wrote, "Dumbledore is gay". It explains much of this character's angst for those actually interested in character development. And if you think about it, it makes sense that she'd say it to the audience at the college. It was on her mind that people didn't realize this important fact about a main character. And if outting him helps to fill her pockets even more, so what?Micrówave wrote: I guarantee you this story line was never in her mind when she first started writing these books. Why anyone except homophobes would be pissed off about this is a wonder to me. |
| its_a_hard_life 26994 22.10.2007 13:20 |
magicalfreddiemercury just in case you think I'm "pissed off", I'm not. I actually couldn't care less about the Harry Potter books. I own all of them, I've read them. But thats as far as it goes for me. |
| Micrówave 22.10.2007 13:30 |
That's okay Magicalfreddie, I've been called worse. You're an "author", in your profile, so I'll just call you NIAVE. You've got a lot to learn. So you're saying that Rowling was going over notes for the screenplay when she "came out" with this? Huh? You mean the millions of people who have already read the sixth book COMPLETELY MISSED THIS? And only when Rowling was going over notes for the screenplay...? If that makes me a homophobe, you're a brainophobe. |
| magicalfreddiemercury 22.10.2007 13:45 |
Micrówave wrote: That's okay Magicalfreddie, I've been called worse. You're an "author", in your profile, so I'll just call you NIAVE. You've got a lot to learn. So you're saying that Rowling was going over notes for the screenplay when she "came out" with this? Huh? You mean the millions of people who have already read the sixth book COMPLETELY MISSED THIS? And only when Rowling was going over notes for the screenplay...? If that makes me a homophobe, you're a brainophobe.Good for you, Micrówave, you really put me in my place. <font color="#FF00FF">its_a_hard_life wrote: magicalfreddiemercury just in case you think I'm "pissed off", I'm not. I actually couldn't care less about the Harry Potter books. I own all of them, I've read them. But thats as far as it goes for me.No, sorry to imply that. In that part of my post I was actually referring to the anger others have with Rowling's earnings. You didn't express that. You're view, as you stated here, makes sense. After all, it's fiction. It's a fun read. Nothing more or less. |
| Micrówave 22.10.2007 13:58 |
magicalfreddiemercury wrote: Good for you, Micrówave, you really put me in my place.No problem. If I can be of further assistance, please let me know. By the way, Richard Harris was not gay. He accepted the role only because his Granddaughter was a big fan. If questionable sexuality was ever discussed in the role, he would not have accepted it. You can go ahead and look that up. |
| AspiringPhilosophe 22.10.2007 14:42 |
I'm actually glad that JKR finally got the guts to do something controversial. I was BRUTALLY disappointed with the last book from the standpoint of the ending. I mean, come on!! She wusses out of killing him and decides to go with the sugary, sappy "And they all lived Happily Ever After" scenario....pfft. This is a cop out for a writer as brilliant as she is. She didn't have the guts to kill Harry off. But at least she had the guts to be able to make Dumbledore gay. I suspected he was from about the end of book 5, but it was never confirmed. |
| Mr.Jingles 22.10.2007 15:15 |
The question that now remains is... Was Dumbledore a mailman or a mailbox? |
| Micrówave 22.10.2007 15:32 |
Or did he just lick the stamps? But it makes me wonder, wasn't this originally intended to be a story for "all ages"? Why would anybody praise the author for throwing this kind of crap in there? Why don't we make Big Bird gay? Oh that would be so great! Let's change the Barney theme to Frankie's Relax? Maybe the Red Trolley could stop at the adult book store on the way back to Mr. Rogers' living room. I mean every 5 year old should be vividly aware of just what gay is and that it's ok to grow up that way. |
| Mr.Jingles 22.10.2007 15:36 |
Micrówave wrote: Why don't we make Big Bird gay?I think Big Bird has always been gay, and everybody knows it except he hasn't come out yet... just like Clay Aiken. Also Bert likes to fuck Ernie from behind. |
| Haystacks Calhoun II 22.10.2007 15:38 |
So Dumbledore is a Peter Puffer.....big fat hairy deal. |
| Micrówave 22.10.2007 15:56 |
katielovesyou wrote: I LIKE U MICROWAVE XI think I just died and went to heaven. |
| Ms. Rebel 22.10.2007 16:41 |
<b><font color=007788>?Freya? wrote: *Sigh* I think J K Rowling should have made Snape gay, then he could have been in love with Harry's father rather than his mother and then he could have fallen in love with Har- Oops. I'll stop there. I not only seem to be taking this too seriously, but I've also turned in to a bit of a pervert.I like your idea xD |
| john bodega 23.10.2007 05:18 |
"Why anyone except homophobes would be pissed off about this is a wonder to me." Oh take your hand off of it!! If anything, the only people that don't care are probably homophobes.... why would it bother them that this crotchety old bitch with sand in her vagina is exploiting a whole sexual orientation to try and find cheap publicity for her sub-standard novels? As if she needs any more attention! No one with half a brain would be bothered simply because Dumbledore is gay. It's the ridiculousness of an author inventing a non-existant backstory for a character she'll probably never use again (until she gambles her money away or loses it in bad investments). And for more on the practice of revisionism in literature of questionable standards, see George Lucas and Star Wars. Mr. "I wrote it all in 1974"... suuuuuure thing Georgie! |
| Mr.Jingles 23.10.2007 09:10 |
katielovesyou wrote: MR JINGLES HIhiii KATIE! |
| Griffin 24.10.2007 16:18 |
isn't Dumbledore the guy who taught Harry how to use his wand? or is he the one who taught Hermione the bondage spell? |
| rachael mae. 24.10.2007 16:31 |
Mr.Jingles wrote: I can't wait for the prequel to the Harry Potter books: BROKEBACK HOGWARTSlink |
| Freya is quietly judging you. 24.10.2007 16:44 |
rachael :] wrote:Hahaha! That was genius.Mr.Jingles wrote: I can't wait for the prequel to the Harry Potter books: BROKEBACK HOGWARTSlink |
| Sweetie 26.10.2007 08:16 |
magicalfreddiemercury wrote:Yes<Font color=Puce>Smudge<h6>Your Mascara? wrote: Actually I was kinda thinking more pedo... but it's about the same isn't it??Please tell me I'm missing the joke. You ARE joking, yes? |
| magicalfreddiemercury 26.10.2007 08:41 |
<Font color=Puce>Smudge<h6>Your Mascara? wrote:Ahhh, relief. You know, the line on these boards between sarcastic and snide is awfully thin. Just needed to know which side this was on.magicalfreddiemercury wrote:Yes<Font color=Puce>Smudge<h6>Your Mascara? wrote: Actually I was kinda thinking more pedo... but it's about the same isn't it??Please tell me I'm missing the joke. You ARE joking, yes? :-) |
| FriedChicken 26.10.2007 10:40 |
This is so stupid!! How can you say something about characters as if they were real persons. Fictional characters don't excist outside the books. So if the books don't say he was gay, he wasn't gay. |
| Raf 26.10.2007 10:47 |
FriedChicken<br><font size=1>The Almighty</font> wrote: This is so stupid!! How can you say something about characters as if they were real persons. Fictional characters don't excist outside the books. So if the books don't say he was gay, he wasn't gay.That depends merely on what kind of philosophy you believe. Some people would say once we read the books, the characters exist in our minds. They have their own name, looks, opinions, etc, just like real people. Therefore, even if something isn't written in the book, the author can tell us, as the character exists in our minds, and we can add extra info to them. |