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Why does harry potter wear circular glasses?

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because it represents umthin he dusnt hav

wat do ya think, funni or lame?

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So he can see better. (too improve his eyesight.)

Peace.
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It doesn't take awhile to think about it. It's a pretty simple joke. Any time a guy says something he doesn't have - it always means the same thing. Boys, boys, boys....

Any way, I vote lame. Sorry.
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I think he has bad eyesight and heed need the glassed to see?

You think with all those power he could fix his eyesight
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?????????

HP rules :P
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Too much is being read into this. He needed glasses, they happened to be round. To infer they represent a portion of male anatomy, that is not really round is stretching it. A piece of vision fashion is just that. Remember this is a children's book.
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Balls?

From his treatment that he received from the Dursleys, I'd say that Circular glasses were the least expensive glasses available.
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If they represented something he doesn't have, shouldn't they be oval and vertical?
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Okay, I'm beating myself up over this, what does it mean?! I just don't get it! Is it supposed to be balls?
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haha i get it you have a very dirty mind !BAD MAN!

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