29 Jul 2018, 22:39
Bad Advice
Lock it up till it behaves.
How do I convince my parents to let me get my own pet?
How do I convince my parents to let me get my own pet?
When life throws you a curveball, train and hit a homerun
30 Jul 2018, 02:30
Bad Advice
Tell them how much work they are. Make sure to mention the mean ones.
How do I become less sarcastic?
How do I become less sarcastic?
Ferren Thomas Jamsone, First Year, Hufflepuff
30 Jul 2018, 04:06
Bad Advice
Scream at it to fly for you.
How do I stop using my phone all the time?
How do I stop using my phone all the time?
Amaya Elizabeth Bourne
30 Jul 2018, 13:51
Bad Advice
Start up a bookshop. When someone asks for the price of a book, tell him/her it costs 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 $ and also ensure the person that this book is really bad and they'll absolutely HATE it. They'll definitely want to buy it.
I have written a book. How can I convince a publisher to publish it??
I have written a book. How can I convince a publisher to publish it??
Pure-bloods are just the same as every other person, worth no more, no less than Muggle-borns or half-bloods.
30 Jul 2018, 16:28
Bad Advice
Don't tell them about the book at all. Publishers love a good mystery
When is the best time to get ice-cream?
When is the best time to get ice-cream?
D_Mich
30 Jul 2018, 16:30
Bad Advice
When it’s below one degrees Celsius, you’re freezing, have no money and no coats, and desperately need something to warm you up.
How do I get better at describing things?
How do I get better at describing things?
Amaya Elizabeth Bourne
30 Jul 2018, 17:39
Bad Advice
You always describe the exact opposite of the object. For example, if you want to describe sugar, you say it's black, huge, salty and not edible. That's reverse psychology. People will get so annoyed about your descriptions they'll think the opposite and get the right answer.
I have lost an eye in my childhood. (I actually have IC.) What can I do?
I have lost an eye in my childhood. (I actually have IC.) What can I do?
Pure-bloods are just the same as every other person, worth no more, no less than Muggle-borns or half-bloods.