Harry Potter: How Were Sirius And James Able To Get Animagus Forms?

I am writing a fan fiction in which Harry and a few others (Not Ron or Hermione) are taught by Remus how to gain an animagus form. (They would be unregistered). I realize it’s really tough magic, and difficult to accomplish, but Sirius and James were able to accomplish it while they were in school. Does anyone know how?

What Is The Minimum Amount Of Time Someone Should Be Able To Hold Their Breath?

David Blaine can apparently hold his breath for five minutes, but how long is the shortest length before you can begin to think there is something not right with your lungs? 10 seconds? 20 seconds? etc..?

Would A Person Be Able To Survive A Front Loading Washing Machine?

The washing machine has a warning alerting the user to never go in the machine. Could a person survive for 10 minutes? The water does not fill up to the the top, only half way, so does this mean a person could avoid drowning in the washing machine? This is of course, is assuming you could fit in the washing machine. Also, what spin speed is optimal for this. And if the average person would drown, would David Blaine?

Will We Be Able To Buy Tickets For Mickeys Christmas Party At Our Resort?

we are staying at pop century resort begining of december do we have to go to magic kingdom to buy tickets or can we buy from our resort

Which Magic: The Gathering Cards Is Able To Regenerate And Reenter The Battle Phase?

I was told of a card that my boyfriend saw a few years back when he was in high school. He said the card had two mana abilities. The first allowed you to regenerate the creature. The second used mana of a different color to untap the creature, allowing it to reenter the battle phase to block an additional creature. Your thoughts Answer community?

How Is David Blaine Able To Hang Upside Down For So Long?

I know there’s no way his doing this for real. What’s his trick?

Do You Think David Blaine Will Be Able To Do This?

David Blaine’s latest stunt is spending a week living in an 8-foot acrylic sphere filled with water.
The 33-year-old magician, shirtless and with an oxygen tube in his mouth, slid into his snow globe-like “human aquarium” Monday at Lincoln Center.
In a week, he will remove the device and attempt to hold his breath underwater longer than the record of 8 minutes, 58 seconds.
He also will try to escape from 150 pounds of chains and handcuffs during the breath-holding finale.