there are wizards are born from completely muggle lines as well like Hermione, although one could argue she might have a witch/wizard further back in her family line than her family was actually aware of.

Personally I like to think that magic is just kind of 'alive', like to some extent magic was composed of raw emotion or something and that some people were just more favored than others. I say this mostly because the effects as well the mechanics are kind of vague and seem to be based more on emotion than they actually are on intelligence, but still require the amount of specifics that one would have to use to explain to someone else what they want.
I'm not talking like a singular great cosmic entity alive either, I'm thinking more like a bunch of tiny little spirits or something.

The father of all dragons, said to be the largest dragon to have ever existed.

Gandalf may have seen him, however Eärendil and the Eagles joined forces to defeat him. The only inference of size is that he destroyed the towers of Thangorodrim when he was thrown upon them, which are the 3 mountain peaks in this pic.

you're just jealous you didn't think of it first

The Marine Corp is under the Department of the Navy.
Marines started out in the sailing days for ship-to-ship fighting, shipboard security, enforce ship discipline, and assist in landing forces.

Indeed I shall. Because the same Marines I spoke of wore leather neck guards to protect against melee weapons.

But why are they called Devil Dogs?

"Devil Dog is a motivational nickname for a U.S. Marine. It is said to be based on the apocryphal use of "Teufel Hunden" [sic] by German soldiers to describe Marines fighting in World War I.[1][2]"

You know im just googling this at this point.

would still do

The Marine Corp is under the Department of the Navy.
Marines started out in the sailing days for ship-to-ship fighting, shipboard security, enforce ship discipline, and assist in landing forces.

Indeed I shall. Because the same Marines I spoke of wore leather neck guards to protect against melee weapons.

But why are they called Devil Dogs?

"Devil Dog is a motivational nickname for a U.S. Marine. It is said to be based on the apocryphal use of "Teufel Hunden" [sic] by German soldiers to describe Marines fighting in World War I.[1][2]"

You know im just googling this at this point.

To steal is to go directly into a person's personal space and snatch a product. If you left your phone in a public place and I take it, I did not steal it. I found it. To me, an example of cyber stealing would be to hack into itunes and bypass the purchase process to get the download. For me to go to be web surfing and come across that same product is not stealing it, but simply finding it elsewhere. No real crime here.

maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaybe

there are wizards are born from completely muggle lines as well like Hermione, although one could argue she might have a witch/wizard further back in her family line than her family was actually aware of.

Personally I like to think that magic is just kind of 'alive', like to some extent magic was composed of raw emotion or something and that some people were just more favored than others. I say this mostly because the effects as well the mechanics are kind of vague and seem to be based more on emotion than they actually are on intelligence, but still require the amount of specifics that one would have to use to explain to someone else what they want.
I'm not talking like a singular great cosmic entity alive either, I'm thinking more like a bunch of tiny little spirits or something.

Got a vid on that? I love Sean Bean's work