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I fear I might have done the same if I were in her situation.

I tell you, train stations in the UK sure have a lot more amenities than the ones over here.

No way the Dutch railways are ever facilitating that. We already have trouble installing toilets in our trains.

shran wrote:

I fear I might have done the same if I were in her situation.

Huh? I don't get it...

Apparently, there's some good reason why people should take the name "Tom Morvolo Riddle" and automatically start reading it as one of its anagrams with no cause or provocation.

...in the Harry Potter lore, Tom Marvolo Riddle is the name of Lord Voldermort before he became so named.

In English anyway - his name changes in each version so that the anagram "I am Lord Voldemort" holds true in that language.

Well, in the film adaptation.

However, from what I can tell from the Wiki in the book that is his name from birth. Pureblood families, which he belongs to, have demented naming.

I'm confused since naming your child Tom Marvolo Riddle just so you could say Lord voldermort was your child seems just as or even more stupid than the "expected cheerleader response"

Reliant121 wrote:...in the Harry Potter lore, Tom Marvolo Riddle is the name of Lord Voldermort before he became so named.

Ahhh, I see.

Griffin wrote:I'm confused since naming your child Tom Marvolo Riddle just so you could say Lord voldermort was your child seems just as or even more stupid than the "expected cheerleader response"

Perhaps, but it also indicates this cheerleader has read a fairly complex seven-part series of several-hundred paged real paper books. (Note this is Not to trigger a debate about the relative complexity of the harry potter novels vs other fantasy/sci fi fair).

One of my girlfriends friends found this in some state in the MidWest (I forget which ) while they paused on their Drum Corp tour.