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No. I'm just surprised that you don't know what droll means.

What does "droll" mean, Donger?

I think most know about tonys cock..


So my daughter walks outside to feed her dog and runs back in. There's a big assed rooster chilling in the front yard. Gonna try and catch it and see if they will fight, will report back
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Do you give your daughter a weapon or is it just bare knuckles?

You have your daughter trained well. She sees a giant cock and she comes running to Daddy.

We aren't weapon fighters. And while I'm sure she would whoop it's ass I was actually referring to Tony's cock and this rooster as being the gladiators.
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I know, I'm good at this daddy thing.
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BTW She is too slow to catch it, by far.


She has ran it all over the yard though.
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Donger, do you also have emergency "torches" in your house in the case of a power outage?

Also? That implies that I have some other kind(s) of emergency illumination available.

That being said, I don't need emergency illumination. My house has never lost power.

It implies that "droll," while perfectly acceptable in American English, is something more likely to be said by an Englishman.

And also the word "muggle"

Its etymology is actually French and Dutch.

She grabbed my Slytherin with her Ravenclaw, and then I slammed it in her Gryffindor. Then I Hufflepuffed on her.