Godmakerxx

Really? Just one movie? It’s literally on during every other holiday and summer break. The number of times I’ve had to watch it with my kids over Christmas break this year is already in the double digits. This doesn’t even include when I was a kid, a teenager, or at family gatherings. I’ve probably seen the movie at least 50 times in my life, and I’m not even a fan. It’s basically a staple of our era.

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HP:Hogwarts: the heir of black family By: Preet_Dhaliwal_6569

This is just a repost from another author. I’ll post the original when I find it.

Oh, I totally agree! But I’m just talking about the idea. I think even a second-grader writes better.

Why would it be banned? Don’t they practice Buddhism there? Don’t the Buddha’s teachings suggest that we can all be reborn? So, would they say they were reborn in another world? Ah, now that I think about it, wasn’t there a law passed requiring government permission to reincarnate? Well, I guess that would be a problem, but they could just claim they’re something else. Then there’s time travel—you’re literally in a fantasy world that we all dream about. It’s like I always wonder how stupid the main characters in wuxia stories are. Cultivators forget basic biology! Why not focus the qi on improving your base DNA or enhancing cell activity instead?

Really? Traveled through time? Why is it always ‘traveled through time’ with these guys? It’s not time travel if I wake up tomorrow in his body with what I know. It’s not time travel; it’s going to the Naruto world. This is because it’s never stated when the Naruto timeline is in relation to our timeline. Also, the act of going there proves that the multiverse theory is true, which means our belief in time travel is false.

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