There's been a lot of Harry Potter news to take in of late.
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Between Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Cursed Child, THERE'S JUST A LOT, OK?
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But the most shocking revelation of all might be the most recent: Non-Wizarding folk are called something DIFFERENT in the United States than they are in the U.K.!
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According to Entertainment Weekly, the Fantastic Beasts movie will introduce us to what American Wizards call nonmagical folks.
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"Muggle," meet...."No-Maj."
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As in "no magic," "pronounced "no-madge." Think Madonna's nickname.
Somewhere in the U.K. right now, this is probably J.K. Rowling dancing over all of our brains...
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So what do you think of this development?
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How do you feel about "No-Maj?"
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I reject this with everything that I am.I'm just gonna stick with Muggle.I feel so betrayed.This is fine.I like this.I like this better than Muggle.I don't. I can't. I cannot.I'm just thinking of all the possible Nicki Minaj puns.Sounds too much like vag.I LOVE THIS!!
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How do you feel about "No-Maj?"
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vote votesI reject this with everything that I am.
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vote votesI'm just gonna stick with Muggle.
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vote votesI feel so betrayed.
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vote votesThis is fine.
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vote votesI like this.
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vote votesI like this better than Muggle.
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vote votesI don't. I can't. I cannot.
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vote votesI'm just thinking of all the possible Nicki Minaj puns.
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vote votesSounds too much like vag.
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vote votesI LOVE THIS!!
