alright... thanks for the notice...

 

Not to be too mean, Kick, but did you happen to notice the first rule there? You know, the one about proper grammar... That includes capitalization.

 

The funny thing about this whole story idea is that all the authors that write it seem to forget about growth/aging Potions and human transfiguration. It wouldn't be at all hard for a 12-year-old with 30 years of magical knowledge (especially if the author makes Harry a powerful wizard) to age-up their body.

 

You're still banging a poor pubescent girl, just one stuck in an older body.

That has to count for something. >_>

 

I was talking about them aging up their own de-aged body as a result of traveling to their younger self, but that works too

 

If you aged your body, how would affect your hormones?

 

Aged body means the hormones would have settled by then. It's not like there is a remnant of your younger body under there; when you age yourself, you age all of yourself.

Aekiel

 

An aging potion would not be something easy to come by, even with the vast resources and magic Harry usually seems to have.

No, aged or no, Harry played "Show me yours, I'll show you mine!"

 

If an aging potion is something that's not easy to come by, what the hell did Fred and George drink in GoF?

 

Rather silly desition that, putting them selves several years closer to death.

That, and the fact that Dumbledore's age line could pick up their aging potion, makes me think that stuff isn't the real deal.

 

Perhaps the aging potion stuff they took was a temporary age boost. Somewhat along the lines between a party drug and some harmless fun. Used to enter Vampiric clubs and the sorts.

The way it was easily picked up by the age line doesn't make it seem a very serious, permanent thing.

 

I always thought it was just a more superficial version of the genuine article. As in, it gave the appearance of having aged them without having caused any internal aging. Which I figured would be what the line was looking for.

Like you said, harmless fun.

 

That's the FIRST FOUR PARAGRAPHS.

uke:

 

If I recall correctly that's just a dream. Still, that whole story was kinda messed up. I mean, I could handle the incest thing no problem, but wtf he knocks her up.

 

And he manages to name his only daughter after a Death Eater.

Pat2, if you're reading this, I'm sure you're a perfectly nice person, but please, jump off a cliff. Humanity is only lessened by your presence in the gene pool.

 

For pedo kicks you could always look at the dreaded Kinsfire....

On a side note, who wants to read a pedo fic anyway? the only one that ever worked is Lolita (it's a real book for all those scurrying away to ff.net) and that only works because its not about the pedophilia, (well it is, but it uses pedophilia as a way to dissect relationships as a whole and its really high brow.... ahh fuck it, it's about pedophilia). I have yet to read anything else that ever works that's centred around a pedophiliac relationship

 

Unforgivable. The author gave Harry's daughter the same name as I did for a roadrunner in a story I wrote for my little brother.

 

While I'm amused by Weasley incest smut from time-to-time when I'm really bored, this is just plain fucked up. I got about twenty paragraphs into that chapter looking for some lulz and came back absolutely disgusted ... wow, if I'm that weak towards this little tidbit of hell, I don't even want to think about reading the office again.