A/N: buffalo1fromSalem, you are funny! I like you. And also, thanks to all of the other people who reviewed (and flamed). Marsh mellows will burn well on that small flame (Just enough fire to roast it perfect! lol)
So, 'Disgust' should be good. Funny. Okay, so here we go: A disclaimer.
DISCLAIMER! I wish I owned this stuff .
George looked on as Fred ate sunflower seeds.
"That's disgusting, Fred," George stated, wincing as Fred spit dozens of sunflower shells out onto the ground (luckily, they were outside, so there Mum wouldn't yell at them). Fred just sniggered and shoved more sunflower seeds into his cheek.
"Your just too clean to eat these things," Fred said, smiling, and as he smiled, some sunflower seeds fell out. The drool was all…George couldn't take it. He ran across the field and vomited.
Later, Ron was eating Sheppard's Pie. Now, that would've been okay. But Ron was a very sloppy eater, and George had to choose today to sit next to Ron.
"Ron, can you not be so…disgusting?" He complained, trying to scoot closer to Fred. Ron tried to say something, but food came spilling out of his mouth, causing George to get up and move to the living room.
George was walking around, drinking his lemonade. He then, suddenly, had to pee. He ran into the house, tripped over Fred ("Oi, mate!"), sped up the stairs and bombarded into the bathroom. As he was releving himself, he glanced over at the trash can and saw…well, he saw a certiant womanly product.
"GINNY!" He shouted into the Burrow.
Percy was sitting there, reading. Fred and George walked up to him and said, "Percy, you're revolting."
Fred and George were tiptoeing around at night, setting up traps for when the family woke up in the morning. They were about to put one in their parents room, so they quietly sniggered and opened the door quietly.
You can imagine what they saw next.
A/N: Well, it's not the best story, but I do enjoy it! . I have no idea why George had to suffer; idk why it couldn't be Percy. Mabey its because George is funnier. lmao that one paragraph (or sentence really) with Percy in it: brilliant. I sound like I'm giving myself a review lol.