Nitwit, Oddment, Blubber, Tweak

I borrowed this from another site but it interested me

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I can't get over the timing of Harry choosing to remind us about this weird thing Dumbledore said in book 1 that's been bothering us ever since.

Here's one possible explanation: it's the story of the locket Horcrux.

We have a nitwit (AKA Dumbledore AKA barmy old codger AKA obsolete dingbat). He goes to retrieve the Horcrux and blubbering (crying) certainly ensues. Next, the oddment (curiousity, unusual item worthy of collecting) is retrieved. However, it's not the real one so the situation must be tweaked (adjusted, fine-tuned).

It's not perfect, I have no idea why Dumbledore would announce this at the Sorting Feast. Unless he's somehow giving a prophecy, even though he sucks at Divination.

Can you tell me two things?

1. Where did you get it? Which site?

and

2. Whats the importance of that piece, i know its about the Horcruxes, but are you asking our opinions on the above article or what?

It is interesting what you have in that quote, and like etta, id love to see the rest of the artical if you still know where it is.

I like it. But I odnt really understand it if you know what I mena. Its reall yinteresting though.

OK I can see where this is going, I think its really strange but an intresting oppinion.

i dont see hoe he would have know about it befor ehand unless of course he was a seer or something which i doubt. even if he was a seer his eyes would have rolled into is head or he would have done something wierd like the Divination teacher (cant spell her name) did when she was saying one. it could be a possibilty

I never knew that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is a really cool theory but I never saw it this way. I always thought that those words were just showing off Dumbledore's slightly mad side and Harry was just thinking about he thought these odd phrasings of his summed up his character more than all the dignified remarks he was getting at the funeral. That's just how I saw it though.