Carrow's poisoning pigeons?

[longstrider.livejournal.com]

Am I the only one disturbed by the number of students feeling ill after having eaten the food in the dining hall?

Susan is the most recent. I haven't tracked the others down yet, but there have been several over an extended period of time.

Go back to early speculation about Carrow's pigeon references for why I'm fingering him in this instance. Short version: Pigeons may equal students and there were references to Tom Lehrer's Poisoning Pigeons in the Park

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[longstrider.livejournal.com]

Since I'm not sure about starting yet another Carrow thread, here's an explanation of his most recent Latin quote depending on context:

Hell/the abyss calls upon/invokes Hell/the abyss

OR

Deep calls to deep

http://audiolatinproverbs.blogspot.com/2006/10/abyssus-abyssum-invocat.html

[alt-player.livejournal.com]

Or, some say, one evil deed leads to another. (as an aside, not that it's being used in this context, it is often given as a warning to newly minted attorneys/barristers)

[longstrider.livejournal.com]

That usage is covered in the post I linked to as 'one bad thing leads to another'