I'm still not quite sure what he was planning to do there.
Some forms, yes, but not to the extent it sometimes gets written.
Perhaps it is a British thing. "Weed" is a perfectly good insult in the lines of something feeble and lacking in vitality. To quote Molesworth; 'thou art a weed and a wet and I shall utterly tough you up."
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Date: 2007-10-22 09:13 am (UTC)It would be applicable in-canon though, no?
I'm still not quite sure what he was planning to do there.
Some forms, yes, but not to the extent it sometimes gets written.
Perhaps it is a British thing. "Weed" is a perfectly good insult in the lines of something feeble and lacking in vitality. To quote Molesworth; 'thou art a weed and a wet and I shall utterly tough you up."