Toes look like little fingers. I was looking at somebody with really long toes and was like "hey, her toes look like little fingers. Wait a minutes, EVERYBODY'S toes look like little fingers. Huh"
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So what? Santa and Satan, both characters, have multiple names by which they are called in multiple languages. just because two of the names (not even the whole name, which is Santa Claus) happen to be anagrams has no actual significance.Heppenfeph said:
Most hot chicks have hot friends.
This popped into my head one time, I thought about it a bit and realised it to be true. Making use of this epiphany was one of the best things I ever did.
This popped into my head one time, I thought about it a bit and realised it to be true. Making use of this epiphany was one of the best things I ever did.
My dad and his friends get really good at Ping Pong (table tennis) when they're drunk. It's rather odd.Deadheart said:
You too? I also get epic "texting people I haven't spoken to in three years, blacking out and waking up in random places six hours later minus my shoes" skillz.DustyDrB said:
Personally, you've won this thread.shogunblade said:
OT: Donald Duck NEVER wears pants, yet whenever he climbs out of the shower he is embarassed unless there's a towel around his waist. I realized how little sense that made when I was maybe 14.
I have class in 6 hours and despite the fact I have not gone to sleep tonight I am not the least bit tired.
I am aware of this that is why I took time to say "in action oriented: books, animes, comics, movies etc." as opposed to just "Alcohol makes you mighty I need to start drinking" I was just trying to shed light on a recurring theme in fictional events that I had just noticed.Aylaine said:
You mean, like, just off the stage? Is he standing on a stage? Is- OMFG!Pararaptor said:
There's people in the wings.
Still not seeing anything.Horny Ico said:Under the wings, to be more accurate.hazabaza1 said:I'm not seeing it. Explain, please.Pararaptor said:
There's people in the wings.
OT: I recently realised that I bought far too many games over the holidays.
I also got a lot of games in December, and love that I advanced through my wish-list so fast.
That in Harry Potter, despite everyone calling her out on bullshit, Proffesor Trelawney the Divination (Fortune-telling) Teacher predicts a hell of a lot of true predictions.
Specifically, that Parvati Patil must beware Red-haired men.
Parvati immediately looks at Ron when this happens, and while nothing between them goes on in the 3rd book (When the prediction is made), in The Goblet Of Fire when Ron takes her to the ball, he ends up leaving her alone. In the sixth book, Ron then goes out with her best friend, Lavender Brown, and during their dating Lavender ignores Parvati entirely, making Ron (Inadvertantly or directly) responsible for some suffering for Parvati.
Also in the third book, Prof. Trelawney predicts during the Christmas Lunch, (when there are only 13 people at Hogwarts that Christmas, teachers included) that 'When 13 dine together, the frst to rise will be the first to die.'
This is initally proven false, as Ron and Harry rise first that meal, and neither die first.
However, in the Deathly Hallows, after Mad-Eye Moody's death, the 13 survivors of the Death Eater Ambush all dine together.
Remus Lupin then rises and toasts his memory, and thus he is the first of the 13 to die later during the Battle of Hogwarts, proving another of Trelawny's predictions.
Finally, in the Half-Blood Prince she says while walking down a corrider and reading tarot cards '...The Lighting-struck tower. Calamity. Disaster. Coming nearer all the time'. This directly predicts Dumbledore's death; he is killed at the top of the Astronomy Tower, the tallest tower in Hogwarts, and could therefore be described as 'lighting-struck' due to it's height.
Extra Harry Potter-related fact: Lord Voldemort died aged 71. Harry Potter killed him aged 17.
Specifically, that Parvati Patil must beware Red-haired men.
Parvati immediately looks at Ron when this happens, and while nothing between them goes on in the 3rd book (When the prediction is made), in The Goblet Of Fire when Ron takes her to the ball, he ends up leaving her alone. In the sixth book, Ron then goes out with her best friend, Lavender Brown, and during their dating Lavender ignores Parvati entirely, making Ron (Inadvertantly or directly) responsible for some suffering for Parvati.
Also in the third book, Prof. Trelawney predicts during the Christmas Lunch, (when there are only 13 people at Hogwarts that Christmas, teachers included) that 'When 13 dine together, the frst to rise will be the first to die.'
This is initally proven false, as Ron and Harry rise first that meal, and neither die first.
However, in the Deathly Hallows, after Mad-Eye Moody's death, the 13 survivors of the Death Eater Ambush all dine together.
Remus Lupin then rises and toasts his memory, and thus he is the first of the 13 to die later during the Battle of Hogwarts, proving another of Trelawny's predictions.
Finally, in the Half-Blood Prince she says while walking down a corrider and reading tarot cards '...The Lighting-struck tower. Calamity. Disaster. Coming nearer all the time'. This directly predicts Dumbledore's death; he is killed at the top of the Astronomy Tower, the tallest tower in Hogwarts, and could therefore be described as 'lighting-struck' due to it's height.
Extra Harry Potter-related fact: Lord Voldemort died aged 71. Harry Potter killed him aged 17.
