Slytherins And Ravenclaw?

Ok, I know that whenever someones playing against Gryfindor, Slytherin goes for the other team. But I also thought (not to be rude to ANY ravenclaws, cuz I'm an ex-Ravenclaw) that maybe Ravenclaw is the only house that Slytherin likes. I think that because Ravenclaw is for the smartest witches and wizards, so they are a bit snobby, and Slytherin is really[i][u] snobby, so in a way they are alike. Also, you never hear of Pansy making fun of the Ravenclaws, once our twice, you'll hear from another student she's teasing Hufflepuff and Gryffindor, but never Ravenclaw. And then at the Triwizard Tournament, Slytherin and Ravenclaw got together and rooted against Harry. Some where voting for Krum, but the others had the badges saying "Support Cedric Diggory".

I never really thought about it that much.

I think that it doesn't really matter whether the Slytherin's like Ravenclaw's only or not, but I do think that most, not all, Slytherins see themselves as the greater house, ya kno, so they don't really favor any house but their own.

Why does this matter to you? Just wondering.

Disliking Ravenclaws the least -- that's kindof like a backhanded compliment isn't it

Understandable, but . . .

I believe that Slytherin's dare not to make fun of Ravenclaw cuz then who are they going to cheat off from and plus Ravenclaw's can out wit them easily. Of course it is also known that they are alike in the since that they are somewhat stuck up and some don't like Harry that much either.

Slytherins do not need to cheat off Ravenclaws. True Slytherins are every bit as intelligent as Ravenclaws...although I see more proof every day that that may not be saying much, after all. If in the unlikely possibility Slytherins cheated off of Ravenclaws, that would have absolutely nothing to do with if they insulted them or not. After all, a Slytherin wouldn't exactly recieve permission from a Ravenclaw to copy, it is a moot point how the Ravenclaw feels.
As to Ravenclaws outwitting Slytherins, Slytherins have no competition when it comes to misleading others, or keen perception (darker may it be)... choose your definition.

On another note... arrogance, please, "stuck up" is so utterly.... juvenile. (Why do even the members of other Houses insist that everything must revolve around Potter? *Sigh*)

Hmmm... That's a tough one.
Lemme think about it a minute...
Could it be because he's --

Trying, but failing, to picture Hermione in those pigtail buns......

Tidbit for you. If there's any Puff confusion, it would be that the slytherins could be so lacking in people skills that they would alienate themselves from a group of people who go beyond mere IQ and actually seek wisdom and integrity to guide them. *jumps on broom and huffs off into the sunset*