Read this for the History of the HMS Pumpkin Pie.. Tistytosty got the important facts right. She just had the names mixed up a bit 8-).
Mrs. Pepper and karenkate_kitty, ako rin! Too bad we don't have pumpkin pie here. I'm too lazy to make one.
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| HMS is a nautical term for ships in the British Royal Navy, and stands for "His/Her Majesty's Ship". Pretty much how the same way American naval vessels are called "USS" (United States Ship). Most of the FAP/SCUSA ships refer to themselves as "HMS" for some reason. |
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| Sarcastic Dragonette - Do pumpkin pasties count towards what? |
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| The Tale of the HMS Pumpkin Pie ~by Parker, January, 2002 from the Pumpkin Pie Fanfiction Archive yahoogroup Once upon a time, there was a writer and H/H shipper named Cassandra Claire. She was in the middle of writing the fourth chapter of a story called Draco Veritas. And, being the good, H/H shipper she is, decided to post a snippet of an H/H snog on to this board. Her snog was angsty and steamy and made many of us blush. It also kicked our muses into high gear. A call was heard all 'round the great ship H/H (as it was then known) for snoglets of any type involving our two heroes. Many people posted and there was one (by Narri) in which our hero, Harry, coming from a feast, tasted like pumpkin pie. No one is sure why this particular tidbit or turn of phrase caught on, but it did, sweeping through the ship like pink-eye in an elementary school. Many, *many,* of the snoglets that followed described Harry as tasting like pumpkin pie. There were even whole ficlets built around our two heroes and pumpkin pie. In short, pumpkin pie became our unofficial mascot, until one day, after many snogs and ficlets, someone said, "Let us forthwith be called the HMS Pumpkin Pie." And, that, my friends, is the story of the great ship, HMS Pumpkin Pie. |
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| I've tried looking for the fic by Cassie which started the Pumpkin Pie. I couldn't find it. I'm really sorry to bother you all with this but I really do want to read it and I was hoping if anyone can give me a direct link for it? |
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| SPOILER! Harry had frozen the moment she had kissed him, and she had been for a second afraid that he would push her away – but then his hands had gone to her waist, and he had lifted her up – she had been dimly aware of him kicking the empty butterbeer cartons out of the way, and then she was pressed up against the wall of the Three Broomsticks, the stones digging into her back, and he was kissing her as if both their lives depended on it. His sudden explosive passionate reaction had first stunned her, and then galvanized her own response; she felt great shocks, as if of cold or heat, tearing through her nerves, burning away rational thought. They had had kisses before, sweet and gentle kisses, passionate kisses as well, but never anything quite like this – there was something messy and unguarded about the desperation of the way Harry clutched at her, his hands tight around her arms (the next day she would find five bruises on the circumference of each arm, like an unfolded five-petalled flower, where his fingers had been), as if he never expected to see her or touch her again. She felt as if she were falling and there was no end to her descent. She remembered the first time she had ever kissed him and it had been like a strange miracle, all that known familiar country she had seen so often now being learned by touch: the feel of his mouth, the slight roughness of his skin, the taste of him. But it had been nothing like this, with this desperation: this clash of teeth and tongues and kisses like bites, her frantic snatching at the clasp that held his cloak together, hers falling as well, Harry kicking both garments aside and pressing her up against the wall with the force of his body, his hands busy elsewhere... Hmm. It's getting warm in here. *fans self.* I must go write the rest while my ears are still red with embarassment. In the meantime, I think *all* of us should be forced to write H/H snog scenes to amuse the list. Go to it, Narri, I know you want to! Cass |
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| Ship Abbreviations: HMAS, HMS, SS, RMS If you've been wondering what the ship abbreviations stand for, here's a guide: ~by plumeria of FAP SCUSA There are three main abbreviations used here at SCUSA. Here's what they stand for: HMAS: His/Her Majesty's Australian Ship HMS: His/Her Majesty's Ship (Great Britain) SS: Submarine (also Steamship) I'm told that RMS, which was used for a few ships, stands for either Royal Mail Schooner or Royal Mail Steamship. However, this appears to be an obsolete title. |
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| galtxtr Thank you so much for posting this. PS Has she writen other H/hr stories I have to know?????????? |
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| I don't know if the HMS Pumpkin Pie's Captain Narri is the same one who wrote these stories: Paradox (H/H), Parents Who Died (L/J), and Digging The Hole And Then Climbing Out. There's a story in FFN with the same title as that last one, but with a different author name. |
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| HMS Pumpkin Pie's Captain Narri ~galtxtr |
| QUOTE (Sarcastic Dragonette @ Sep 27 2003, 09:40 AM) |
I recommend all of her stories. Err . . . sorry if I still sound like a newbie about this, but is Narri the captain of the HMS Pumpkin Pie? |
| QUOTE (Max LoneWolf @ Oct 28 2003, 02:35 PM) |
| Anyone remember the tale of the Old Pumpkin Pie Knights? Was a small group of elites dedicated to One ship and it's ideals. |
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| Passing up any chocolate, cherry, whatever scrumptious yummy, and beeline for the pumpkin. |
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| My family is used to it by now, and none of them are mentioning any of the desserts we're planning on serving next Thursday. They don't want to deal with me anymore....lol |
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| I got really jealous over a stuffed pumpkin that a colleague had on her desk, and wanted to get one of my own to sew H/Hr onto. |
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| Do you perk your ears at the sound of those words? |
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| It means now, love. Respect. Eternity. Harry, and Hermione. |
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| Shippy Side: Stuffy pumpkins are good . . . *gets promptly thwacked on the head by me* |
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| Nitya, now you're catching Nielle's disease! |
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| So, now when my family gives me those weird looks, I'll just look right back and grin and shout, "Pumpkin Rules!" Or something as silly as that. |
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| My wife looked at me funny with a smile, "Whats the big deal? It only pie." I was shocked,'Only Pie!...who is this woman?' |