Post by Deleted on Dec 5, 2014 1:37:38 GMT
Ronny Tam had a soft spot for the Quality Quidditch Supplies in Diagon Alley. He bought his first Quidditch gear there that helped later launch him into stardom at a Pro Quidditch Player. So, when he and some of the other players on the Tutshill Tornadoes were asked to come there and do an Autograph signing for their fans, he couldn't say no on his part. He usually got paid for such gigs, but in this case, he would have done it for free. With a crowd of anxious fans, most of them females age eighteen to forty, waiting, he entered and basked in their applause. He then said the thing they all waited to hear... his special catchphrase.....
"Everybody, I think you know what time it is...... it's Tam Time!" he said. There was then an explosion of cheers again. Ronny made his way down to his table and prepared to greet everyone in the very long line in front of him. He would try not to say the same things over and over, as he liked to give each fan a different experience. People could say what they wanted about Ronny's ego, but he did love and appreciate his fans. He recognized that it wasn't just his talent on the Pitch that made him. The fans did as well. He did hate that his younger fans weren't in attendance as they were away at Hogwarts. However, he was comforted in that he would be at Splintwitches in Hogsmeade in a couple of weeks. It would certainly be a very different experience there. Here, he mostly had beautiful women swooning over him and wanting interesting pics with him taken with their magical cameras (Ronny was glad his fiancee knew this was all in good fun). In Hogsmeade, he could meet the younger fans that he hoped he inspired when he played.
"Everybody, I think you know what time it is...... it's Tam Time!" he said. There was then an explosion of cheers again. Ronny made his way down to his table and prepared to greet everyone in the very long line in front of him. He would try not to say the same things over and over, as he liked to give each fan a different experience. People could say what they wanted about Ronny's ego, but he did love and appreciate his fans. He recognized that it wasn't just his talent on the Pitch that made him. The fans did as well. He did hate that his younger fans weren't in attendance as they were away at Hogwarts. However, he was comforted in that he would be at Splintwitches in Hogsmeade in a couple of weeks. It would certainly be a very different experience there. Here, he mostly had beautiful women swooning over him and wanting interesting pics with him taken with their magical cameras (Ronny was glad his fiancee knew this was all in good fun). In Hogsmeade, he could meet the younger fans that he hoped he inspired when he played.
