J.K. Rowling helps out Armenia

[Joseph]

If you guys don't mind, I'd like to close this thread. It has veered far from the course of discussing the Genocide. Same goes for the thread discussing pc games.

[bell-the-cat]

*sound of hand slapping against forehead

Meant to type Labour party, sorry bro/girl (dunno whether you're a dude or a chick, don't wanna call you dude if you'r a girl and vice versa).

I know the BNP is harmless, insidious in my oppinnion, but never the less harmless.

Do you have an article about it bro/chick?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/sep/20/labourconference.jkrowling

She says "'I believe that poor and vulnerable families will fare much better under the Labour party". - well, she is a writer of fantasy fiction.

I say I believe her chances of getting knighted (or "dame'd" or whatever the female equivalent is ) will fare much better with a million pound donation to the Labour party.

[Sako]

Whatever you feel is the best course of action Joseph, I have no objection. I just thought this would be interesting news. Sorry if it got off topic. The same goes for the PC Games thread. I wanted to know if anyone knew any Turkish or Armenian stories that could be turned into good games.

[VaheTheGreat(e)]

I think it's the other way around. Harry Potter may seem like a childish remake of witches and wizards but I think what it does is make them look more realistic and believeable then childish, that word can't even be used. Half the people that say it's bad haven't even opened the book for crying out loud or have only seen the first movie so don't believe everything you hear. It's written magnificently even if it is/was a childish book, which it isn't. I'd like to know what those readers who mock Rowling read at all.

Saco, how old are you?