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|    Jason Warning Track Kendrick to All    |
|    Secrets of the infesting Nargles    |
|    12 Dec 10 02:14:58    |
      From: jkendrick@combatsporgroup.com              Few things are know about Nargles, writes Clumsybroom special       reporter, sure you know that mistletoe is often infested with them       but there harmless right? WRONG. Just when you’re about to snog your       lover at Christmas under the mistletoe this tiny creatures (often       mistaken for lice in the Muggle world) will drop down and crawl about       your head. Many skilled wizards have claimed that all you need to do       is to cleanse yourself will Nargbegone (much like Muggle “shampoo”)       and they will die.              BUT DO THEY?              Recent studies in The Quibbler office have taken place and I, along       with fellow employees, have reached a freighting conclusion. Nargles       do not die after one’s simple scrubbing but instead shed a layer of       skin, which appears to be there dead bodies. After the Nargles have       shed they will burrow into your skull and feed off of your brain       juice. They cannot kill you but can cause serious damage to one’s       functions. One wizard (who will remain unnamed) is now known to start       fire to his pants whenever an owl gives him a letter. To stop this       madness you only have to do one simple thing, never kiss under the       mistletoe.       --       That white softball comes at me. I am not afreed. I kill it.       To the warning track. I do this a lot. NO softball timidates me       if after me. I kill it. I am The Man, I play a kid's game.        http://tr.im/1f81              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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