The Neville-Longbottom Syndrome

(or something like that...)

So during my exam revision break, I decided to write another post! Wooooo!!! I'm writing on this blog, like every day (I get bored easily, alright?!) 

Soooo, I was just on Facebook yesterday, scrolling through my newsfeed like any other Facebook-stalking teen and it struck me when a page that I liked showed me someone of whom I loved ever since I was little. Wanna guess?

I thought not. If I show you this picture, it'll be pretty obvious if you had a great childhood like me... But if you only cover the left half of this, you will never have guessed who the heck it is. 

I have never doubted your beauty...

Haven't got it yet? Oh my days, it's JOHN PECK from Drake and Josh!!! Of course everybody knows that, surely! But if you don't, then I really don't know what happened to your childhood. Must have been terrible and incomplete without Drake and Josh. I mean I thought they were the coolest "brothers" in the whole wide world. And they still are, their bromance is totally influential and inspirational to those who have siblings or just have good friends. 

However, going back to the topic, this so-called Neville-Longbottom Syndrome (or whatever it is called) is a very rare disease. Basically, during childhood the child was not good-looking or attractive but through that useful puberty, external changes became somewhat beautiful and rather pleasing to look at. Examples given, Neville Longbottom (Matthew Lewis) had that goofy look when he was a child in the set of Harry Potter. Now, I don't know how to describe his appearance - it's so beautiful! Don't get me wrong or anything, but you wouldn't argue with me on that one. 

And this rare, unique disease is spreading slooowly... Josh Peck is very lucky to have had gone through this and the outcome is successful. I Love You Josh!