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I can quite happily say I have never read Harry Potter or watched one of the films, but then I am an adult!
WHS.
She can't write for toffee nuts. Still the great unwashed like it, so it must be good.
I can quite happily say I have never read Harry Potter or watched one of the films, but then I am an adult!
Snob.I can quite happily say I have never read Harry Potter or watched one of the films, but then I am an adult!
WHS.
She can't write for toffee nuts. Still the great unwashed like it, so it must be good.
I'm a little disturbed by adults reading kids books and fancying schoolchildren. Is it arrested development and the rise of the kidult?
I'm a little disturbed by adults reading kids books and fancying schoolchildren. Is it arrested development and the rise of the kidult?
I think reading the kids books and enjoying them is fine (I am a big fan of HP) however the fancying school kids thing is a bit wrong. Then again, Emma Watson recently did a shoot for some fashion house, can't remember which one, and she was seriously vamped up - so not suprising that she's lusted after.

As the source of the possible-perved-ness here I just wanted to clarify that:
(a) my comments about Emma Watson were made about her post-18 self (and particularly in light of the recent vamped-up shoot referred to by CM)
(b) as a happily resigned to being a me-and-the-dog type chap my comments were meant to be comedic (e.g., see Frankie Boyle)
Now, back to the nonsense.![]()
I edited my post - I didn't want you to think I was implying you were a perv!I edited my post - I didn't want you to think I was implying you were a perv!
If you never read one, how do you know it's not good reading for adults?I'm a little disturbed by adults reading kids books