Harry Potter Fans With No Life

There really isn't a "Registry". its more of a guideline that each wizard learns by trial and error. Usually it involves the items which react poorly, such as chocolate (tends to melt and dribble away no matter what the Spell), or living creatures (which tend to go a tad psychotic under a few of the Spells).




Where is Budleigh Babberton and why do we know if it?

Three doors down from the Dursleys on Privet Dr.




What sort of animals does Mrs. Figg seem to have an abundance?

Pygmy Puffs




What item in Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes shop was for sale with the description: "works for up to twenty-four hours at a time depending on the weight of the boy in question and the attractiveness of the girl"?

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Puking Pastilles.




What appears on the cards featured in packages of Chocolate Frogs?

Different dangerous creatures - the intention was that by the time the kids were big they'd easily recognize problematic creatures and plants.



Who is The Half-Blood Prince - and what does that mean?

A Vampire from Transylvania ... he only has half of the blood required compared to mortal humans, thus his very pale appearance.



How did Hermione get her black eye?

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She and Lav-Lav bumped into each other in the girls bathroom. It didn't go well.


What happened to Neville when he tried one of the Twins' candies early on?

He began to fly uncontrollably.



What does a Time-Turner do?

it lets you know when your eggs are perfectly cooked.




What does it take to calm a 3-headed dog?

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Each head is different, so A- a stern command, B- Puppy Cookies, C- a good scratch behind the ears and under the chin.



What's the name of the photographer rita Skeeter frequently has with her on assignment?