lol, Dumbledore is gay

[iwantedtoexplode]

J.K. Rowling herself announced it in public. Don't believe me? Check this out (spoiler warning):

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7053982.stm

http://www.newsweek.com/id/50787

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071020/en_nm/rowling_dc_1

Hats off to Rowling for expressing such a controversial in such a widely read book. It's true, she didn't make it obvious in the series, but it's still to be respected.

I always joked that in the seventh book, she could reveal one of the main characters as being gay, yet millions of people would still buy it. It's funny how it really happened.

[W7F]

HAH!!! I knew it! I always couldn't help but think "Is Dumbledore gay?" while reading the books. I think I started to ask myself that in the. . . 5th book? I dun know, just something about it always made me think it. Jeez, this is funneh.

Lyke, rep'd.

[iwantedtoexplode]

HAH!!! I knew it! I always couldn't help but think "Is Dumbledore gay?" while reading the books. I think I started to ask myself that in the. . . 5th book? I dun know, just something about it always made me think it. Jeez, this is funneh.

Lyke, rep'd.

lol, yeah, same with my sister. She thought it was her weird imagination at work, but I guess not. She was the one showed me the article, by the way.

[tummer]

i knew it. wait 'till i tell my friend who read all the books.

[X-thor]

Lol for some reason I would never think that he was gay =P

[iwantedtoexplode]

Lol for some reason I would never think that he was gay =P

lol, probably because it seems kinda weird for a 150 year-old fictional man to have a sex life.

[Laurence_Fox]

J.K. Rowling has said that she did this to promote tolerance.

Granted he probably didn't have a sex-life as we saw him in the books but in his younger years?

Who knows?

[Arcantress]

I...didn't...know that.... O.o

Sure makes me think....

[ichigo_rikku]

I heard about this on Friday. I didn't believe it at first. And he was in love with Grindlewald, who did not return his affections. That was just plain weird.

Anyway, did anyone else think that Neville and Hannah Abbott getting married was a little awkward? I mean, why did he marry her? Out of all the other female characters, why did he pick her? I guess its just one of those things that we'll never truely know.

[Roxas is Hot]

I bet Christians must love Rowling now. XDD


Too bad he's dead, though. He could have adopted children with Snape.

[saxoR_vs_aroS]

Ris....My sides are hurting from laughing XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD!

[Haruho]

LOL this is going to be hot at my school!

[the muffin man]

J.K. Rowling herself announced it in public. Don't believe me? Check this out (spoiler warning):

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/7053982.stm

http://www.newsweek.com/id/50787

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20071020/en_nm/rowling_dc_1

Hats off to Rowling for expressing such a controversial in such a widely read book. It's true, she didn't make it obvious in the series, but it's still to be respected.

I always joked that in the seventh book, she could reveal one of the main characters as being gay, yet millions of people would still buy it. It's funny how it really happened.
LOL.I gotta say i didn't see THAT coming...-__-

[Haruho]

Why did you not see that coming mister muffin man.

[Katsquatch Klone #5]

Yeah I heard about this on TV! I thought that was interesting (and somewhat ironic).

[Darkwing Duck]

I bet Christians must love Rowling now. XDD



I laughed my *** off on that xD I still remember those threads you made about Christians critisizing HP lol



And I'm a bit speechless to the "Dumbledore is gay" thing xD No one would ever expect something like that.

[HigherBeing]

... lmao, that kind of explains a lot. I mean, he has no wife. =o

[Alpha Sonix]

I actually thought Dumbledore had a relationship with Mcgonnagall (sp?), but when I read the seventh book, It does make sense. But Neville shouldn't have married Hannah, why would someone live in a pub?