Any Boys In Da House?

since we all now know what age everyone is tnx to aberforth, i just thougt it was also interesting to know wich gender the majority is..
i thought there were more girls in here than boys..judjing by the names..
so tell me if im wrong...

Yes, I believe you are right. Among the regulars anyway.

To simply look at my avatar, you must know. My girlfriend thinks it kinda looks like me.

i was riferring to you actually, but i think ur the only one here...or at least one of the fewest

Not me.

Not me.
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But we love your little pork chop pics all the same. Its a great avatar!

Thank you.

You are very welcome. Here is a boy related question - How different would the series be if Harry had been Harrietta? She could've been a messy-haired little girl who fretted about how the scar made her look and a real knack for getting herself into trouble. Any thoughts on this?

It might sell these days,
but I don't think a publisher would risk it.

After some thought, I think you're right. Something about 'wizard' is just more socially acceptable. Harrietta the Witch just holds all sorts of negative connotations. Throughout the history of fiction there have been good witches, but no one remembers them. Everyone always concentrates on the very bad ones. Right? Your eye is drawn to the Malficient, the grotesque, the wicked witch of the west. Wizards are always Baalam or Gandalf or some other dottering old wise harmless thing. That's what I love about this series of books. It shakes up all the preconceived notions anyone might have about magic. Or school in England.