Kim.

Dazza-Stoke: I am the same as you! I always see each new release on opening night. I went to a big gathering in NY in '04 to see "Prisoner of Azkaban" and let me tell you, there is something SPECIAL about sitting in a crowd full of Potter geeks and laughing at just the right moment, sqwauking the next, and giving each other high-fives the next. Sadly, I the tickets were sold out, so I'm going tomorrow. 2 HOURS and 12 MINUTES here. 14 hours 'till I see it though. :/ -sigh- Heard it was EPIC though, so well worth the wait I'm sure!!!

Tom was really good. I heard he was practicing American accents, though? Not too sure, though. I laughed SO HARD when I saw this. My favorite bit was the "order of mozarella sticks" line. Stereotypical. lol. Is it just me, or when British people try to imitate American accents do they sound Southern? I noticed, on occasion, that when they drop the long vowels from their voice, there is this twang that resonates. I now don't feel so bad trying to imitate the British accent. Although, my sister can do one SPOT ON. I haven't a clue how she does it.

KS987-- I wholeheartedly agree. There is a time and place for everything, including asking for autographs. I mean, com'on, you have to be sort of thick to walk up to Emma ON campus and ask for an autograph. School is school, no matter which way you cut it and who is attending. You're there to get an education. I think she did a pretty good job wording it properly. My sister and I were in New York about a year or so ago and we bumped into Dee Snider (he's the lead of the metal band Twisted Sister, if you've never heard of him) and we got about a half block down when my sister abruptly halted

Hey guys, I'm totally new to this forum (as a poster). This forum is way better than last though. Kudos to the people who set it up! I WOULD stay in a graveyard for one night to meet Emma. Would I have to stay there by myself? lol. I'd even pitch a tent. Would you cycle cross country to meet Emma? (I would, but that's just me...since I'm planning to train for cross country cycling events sometime in the near future...)