@suzette0144@marceiling_@NickJointson@fawfulfan “Do you have this item in different colour/size in the back”
“Do you have padded/not padded”
“Where are the high-waisted pants”
“Does the 2 for 1 apply on this item”
And lots and lots and lots��
You people do not seem to go out very much…
@taraliyah@SKESTlNA@troyesivanmf@PopBase So we should raise the voting age to 25? That is seven years later than the current one of 18.
Also, teenagers are definitely more reasonable than senile old people, yes. Would you let somebody who has already lived their entire life decide for yours?
@UnderscoredWord@ColombianBoii11@trippie47 @sadgirlhend Women not being allowed to drive to have their own bank accounts or dress however they please without being stoned is objectively worse.
@MrKrinkals@Gimanuu_@0rangeJvice@nocapmedia Also, cars quite literally signal to the ones behind them the moment the driver hits the brakes. You can see the first car slowing down, the ones behind had two signals and still felt brave enough to try outrunning a possible one minute of detour.
@MrKrinkals@Gimanuu_@0rangeJvice@nocapmedia It is mandatory to adjust the distance between your car and the one in front of you to your speed so that in cases such as these, you can safely slow down and not crash when a car signals it’s going to stop. If your reflexes aren’t sharp enough to do that you shouldn’t be driving
@Gimanuu_@0rangeJvice@nocapmedia You can absolutely stop quickly to the side of an urban road given you signal it beforehand, especially when it’s a two lanes street. That is not a highway, and just because the USA has parking lots at every turn doesn’t mean the rest of the world needs to abide to that
@Gimanuu_@0rangeJvice@nocapmedia Yes you can, that’s an urban area and you can momentarily stop after signaling it with your blinker, which the black car did
@wompwomp_wOoOmp @SolidPicks88@mbruning81 They had the blinker turned on to signal they were going to turn, this means they were waiting on an opening in the middle of the road.
@excitedgukki@far_nenu So, this should make my point even more valid, as Voldemort turned bitter because of the unfortunate situation he was brought up in, very much similar to Harry’s, and descended into madness because of the choice he made of splitting his soul, no?
@Abecadelko3@far_nenu In OOTP the reader gets a taste of what Harry could have been, as LVD and his anger takes over, and when he uses an Unforgivable the line is almost crossed. How are you missing such an elementary trope in a children book?
@Abecadelko3@far_nenu He still grew up starved for love, abused by his family, and orphaned. He thought his parents were good-for-nothing drunks, he never knew love just as Voldemort didn’t. He was ostracised just as TMR was. They are consistently described as equal to emphasise how similar they are
@TheNohtus Occlumency is not regular magic, it’s like saying you’re not skilled because you didn’t become an Animagus. And, I feel it’s worthy to consider Harry had Voldemort taking control of his brain and Snape mess with his traumatic memories all thorough those few lessons
@far_nenu Yes, because this is a children book and he is a children book villain, he cannot love and the MC defeats him through the power of love. It is not rocket science, it’s actually a pretty regular trope. “Biological determinism” is over reading into it