Earlier this week Kate blogged about what her horcruxes would be, assuming that she were a homicidal wizard bent on immortality.
And I thought I would do the same. But in order to best help you understand my choice of Horcrux selections, you need to understand that if I were a dark wizard bent on immortality, I wouldn't use blood or muggles as a rallying cry. I'd just be evil. And as a muggle and lover of technology, that would need to be part of my wizard self too, a dark wizard knowledgeable about muggle technology.
So, here is my choice selection:
1. A network server. Well, to further elaborate it would be a host of network servers that link to each other with a hard line, wirelessly, or satellite signal. Basically it'd be designed so that the horcrux magic of it isn't just in one location, but depending on the danger can transfer itself to different parts of the network. Plus the added bonus of corrupting google bots and people's computers. Given enough time, it may just infiltrate the whole internet.
2. A telescope\satellite. It doesn't matter which one, just one in Space. How many wizard are capable of going into Outer Space anyways? My point precisely. No wizard could destroy it. Plus, I'd have the added bonus of being able to spy on my enemies from space.
3. A Lord of the Rings book. Nothing more to be said, just a huge fan of it.
4. A top hat. And not just any top hat, but a vintage top hat from the 18th century. Because top hats are just awesome. And it'd be able to give the Sorting Hat a run for its money.
5. So there isn't an appropriate image for this, but as I like programming, I'd place my fifth horcux inside a programming language library. If I choose Java for example, I'd infiltrate Oracle and place my horcrux in the download location for the language libraries in the code itself. Yes, it sounds complicated, but I am a wizard, if Voldemort can learn to fly then surely I can enchant some muggle programming to hold a horcrux. Which changes bits of the programming library to suit its needs and help grant me control over the muggle world.
6. I am also interested in Fencing, so thus a rapier or some other fencing weapon would only be appropriate. Course, the weapon may turn on you if it doesn't like you, but that is a risk to try and use a fencing sword.
7. Last is something different. You know how there are magical portraits of wizards who hold the memories and personality of whom they were painted? I'd do the same. I get my magical portrait taken, but with multiple frames (like how Phineas Nigellus Black can go from his portrait in Hogwarts to the one in the Black family home). I'd kill the artist and imbue my portrait self with the horcrux. Not the actual frame or portrait itself, but the image of me. That can change locations.
So yeah. If you want to kill my evil wizard self off permanently, you have a lot of work in store for you. Not that I would stick to 7, that's more Voldemort's thing. I may choose to have more or may have less. But if I were to pick 7, these would be it.
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Sunday, July 31, 2011
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
From Another Perspective
Covered in mud, living in squalor
destitute, homeless, hungry
Been that way most of his days.
A miserable life it's been.
Now old, infirm, weak
But it has been his own.
He's lived through pain
seen loved ones suffer, even die
All struggling to survive.
Death common, death frequent
it's a miracle he hadn't passed away yet
But not so viewed in everyone's eyes.
Though a miserable life it is
It is his, and he is happy.
Content within his ways.
Though not perfect, he manages
but not enough for some it seems
for some to consider him already dead.
Twas a morning that started like any other,
till picked up and treated as dead, he was.
Making a case for life, but ignored.
But pushing his luck on life
resulted in a blow to the head.
As his eyes went black, he heard the familiar cry;
The sound of striking metal
A shout for all to hear, and heard often
the call of, "Bring out your dead!"
destitute, homeless, hungry
Been that way most of his days.
A miserable life it's been.
Now old, infirm, weak
But it has been his own.
He's lived through pain
seen loved ones suffer, even die
All struggling to survive.
Death common, death frequent
it's a miracle he hadn't passed away yet
But not so viewed in everyone's eyes.
Though a miserable life it is
It is his, and he is happy.
Content within his ways.
Though not perfect, he manages
but not enough for some it seems
for some to consider him already dead.
Twas a morning that started like any other,
till picked up and treated as dead, he was.
Making a case for life, but ignored.
But pushing his luck on life
resulted in a blow to the head.
As his eyes went black, he heard the familiar cry;
The sound of striking metal
A shout for all to hear, and heard often
the call of, "Bring out your dead!"
Labels:
Geekiness,
Humor,
My Writings
Friday, December 11, 2009
Ode to an Online Lovah!
Twas an ordinary thing
Another blog post, another entry
A meme of all things
Nothing entirely special...
But through the luck of writing
Of Stalin and global domination
Came laughter hoped for
but unexpected seduction...
But through lamentable distance
Through the vigors of studies
By the emptiness of wallets
And overuse of Twitter...
Came the only possibility
A possibility of laughter
A possibility of exaggeration
Of innuendo, heroics and Twilight...
Of love not unfeigned,
Of holla's and #statements
Of attempted embarrassment;
A chance encounter with an online lovah!
A journey started, tales spread
Awe and wonder in the best of friends
laughter, kudos and mostly joking
All resulted in the tales of the journey...
Of yoga in the Tin Can,
Of beds debunked and sullied
Discovery of Twilight read and blogged
And the rescuing from a Trojan...
All this silliness and more
Awkward friendship to the moon,
Red faced from laughter
makes up that which is said, "Twue Luv".
And to you, Midear, I say
And dedicate this as well
Of all the laughter had and spread,
The joys of having an online lovah!
May the good times roll
The laughter ensue
And perhaps with time
Embarrass me, you will as well.
Another blog post, another entry
A meme of all things
Nothing entirely special...
But through the luck of writing
Of Stalin and global domination
Came laughter hoped for
but unexpected seduction...
But through lamentable distance
Through the vigors of studies
By the emptiness of wallets
And overuse of Twitter...
Came the only possibility
A possibility of laughter
A possibility of exaggeration
Of innuendo, heroics and Twilight...
Of love not unfeigned,
Of holla's and #statements
Of attempted embarrassment;
A chance encounter with an online lovah!
A journey started, tales spread
Awe and wonder in the best of friends
laughter, kudos and mostly joking
All resulted in the tales of the journey...
Of yoga in the Tin Can,
Of beds debunked and sullied
Discovery of Twilight read and blogged
And the rescuing from a Trojan...
All this silliness and more
Awkward friendship to the moon,
Red faced from laughter
makes up that which is said, "Twue Luv".
And to you, Midear, I say
And dedicate this as well
Of all the laughter had and spread,
The joys of having an online lovah!
May the good times roll
The laughter ensue
And perhaps with time
Embarrass me, you will as well.
Labels:
Geekiness,
Girls,
Humor,
My Writings,
Random
Monday, December 7, 2009
The Passing of a Roommate
It occurred about 9:30 pm tonight. The sheets ripped off the mattress. The dresser drawers emptied swiftly. A presence now gone. A feeling of emptiness, a vacant spot in the room.
Empty, quiet. No longer shall there be someone up at the crack of dawn, no longer shall the glare of the computer screen be dimmed. Only emptiness and quiet, where a great man once lay.
Gone he is to a comfier mattress, to another room adjacent to mine. Gone he is from a creaky bed to one slightly more stable. Gone are his clothes, his books, his very presence, to another abode.
Gone is he to a roommate with a similar sleeping schedule, gone is he to greener pastures. Such are times, and tragic can they be.
John, you are a roommate I have lost, but haven't. And with thy departure, you have bestowed upon me my own room, for a time.
But... you shall be missed. Greatly. God speed, my dear brother.
Till we meet again. Most likely in the morning.
Empty, quiet. No longer shall there be someone up at the crack of dawn, no longer shall the glare of the computer screen be dimmed. Only emptiness and quiet, where a great man once lay.
Gone he is to a comfier mattress, to another room adjacent to mine. Gone he is from a creaky bed to one slightly more stable. Gone are his clothes, his books, his very presence, to another abode.
Gone is he to a roommate with a similar sleeping schedule, gone is he to greener pastures. Such are times, and tragic can they be.
John, you are a roommate I have lost, but haven't. And with thy departure, you have bestowed upon me my own room, for a time.
But... you shall be missed. Greatly. God speed, my dear brother.
Till we meet again. Most likely in the morning.
Labels:
Geekiness,
Humor,
My Writings,
Roommates
Sunday, November 1, 2009
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