Re: There is proof of a posession of Gryffindors, that is not the sword...in book 4...


Terry McNeal wrote:
> David Sueme wrote:

> An implied (or more accurately, an inferred) contradiction is not
> clear; the inference could be wrong, for example.

How much Gyffindor DNA do we need to call it his hat? I suppose the
answer may have to do with how may OJ Simpson jurors are involved in
this trial.

Dave

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