What a jip.
Yes you are.
Harry Potter had a hippogriff (
http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/hippogriff). Mr. Spiderwick's pet was a griffin (
http://www.websters-online-dictionary.org/definition/griffin). A hippogriff, as everybody knows, is an offspring of a griffin and a filly.
The only creature that can hunt a hippogriff is a griffin. So Harry Potter would most likely never have made it in
The Spiderwick Chronicles. Thank goodness for Jared! Good thing he's a New Yorker!
Neither a griffin nor a hippogriff has any relation to Big Bird. For that you need to go back to
Sesame Street.
Brad Renfro 1982 - 2008
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iseepinkelefants
16 years ago
Neither a griffin nor a hippogriff has any relation to Big Bird. For that you need to go back to Sesame Street.
In English the adjective [big] is used to describe the noun [bird], not the seasme street character, you idiot.
I was born when she kissed me. I died when she left me. I lived a few weeks while she loved me.
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jfc5-1
16 years ago
That was sarcasm. Don't you see it seeping out of your computer screen? But they're right, not only are they different creatures, they're not creations of J.K. Rowling. They were created way, WAY back.
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AlexKost_13
16 years ago
But they're right, not only are they different creatures, they're not creations of J.K. Rowling. They were created way WAY back, probably in prehistoric times.
That's true, jfc5-1. And OP? Don't go saying that having a hippogriff is a "jip" because it's a mythical creature, not a creation. I feel like that comment might be coming.
NOTE: This is not sarcasm. You seem to have some problems noticing what is and what isn't, so I figured I'd point it out.
NOT MY DAUGHTER YOU B!TCH
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