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@MovieFlameProd I like the movies but always wondered how people who hadn’t read the books could enjoy them. In some parts I’d wonder what they even thought was going on because so much context and backstory was left out lol. I’m looking forward to them having more time to tell the full story.

We need to stop pretending the movies were perfect adaptations. They sucked in a lot of ways. Just to list a few things they fucked up off the top of my head: -Ruined Ron in favor of Hermione -Ginny was not Ginny -Made HBP a comedy when it should have been the second or third darkest film -Removed all the mystery aspects from GOF when it was written as a mystery book -Removed almost all of the Voldemort memories (one of the most important parts of the main villain) -Didn’t get the Quidditch World Cup -Missed 80% of Quidditch games at Hogwarts -Made those who haven’t read the books want Harry & Hermione together (Have Steve Kloves to thank for that) -Took away Grindelwald’s redemption in favor of making him tell Voldemort to kill Dumbledore instead -Completely changed Sirius’s character in OOTP And I could list 50 other things that they didn’t have time to cover, and I’ll probably think of another 20 things they messed up if I actually sit down and think about it. The movies were great, but let’s not pretend they’re perfect.

@LeeKurtiss @sp0o0kylights @Gryffix Do you think 6 year olds and 13 year olds are supposed to be the same, and be treated the same?

@sp0o0kylights @Gryffix Fine then let's just send 6-year-olds into movie theaters on their own. Since you don't see anything wrong with a 13 year old sitting next to a 50-year-old man alone with no adult supervision

These modern day parenting Olympics where parents try to one-up each other on how intensely they monitor their children are part of the reason why young people don't want kids anymore. You all make it seem like being a parent means your life just ends.

@lexisoupertramp The responses are wild. It was totally normal to go to the mall/movie with friends when I was 13 in the early 2000s. We’d walk over as a group after school (wasn’t far). Parents would pick us up later. Was not controversial to start to gain some limited independence at that age.

seeing 13yos called babies is so infuriating as an educator. this is the primary reason there’s a resiliency crisis happening right now-everyone is proudly raising Adult Babies, setting their children up for failure, and then writing think pieces about why they won’t move out.

@loriwat44025063 @Provokethoughtz This isn’t at all about grandparents. If a woman allows her mother it’s because she’s comfortable with her own mother seeing her in that state. The in-laws don’t have the same relationship. The fact that they will all be grandparents to the baby is totally irrelevant.

@michelleakin @maddierune There’s a whole subreddit r/RegretfulParents with people sharing similar sentiment.

@maddierune that is a genuinely frightening perspective she has. i wonder if she really feels that deep down. people just say things sometimes.

I heard a woman say that she doesn’t regret her kids, but if she could choose to start her life over, she wouldn’t have them. And I remember thinking…isn’t that another way of describing regret? Being a parent is absurdly challenging. But even on the hardest days, I’ve never once wished for a life where my children didn’t exist. If there are a thousand lifetimes, my soul would look for theirs in every single one. Because being a parent is the greatest paradox of existence. It has taken more from me than anything else & given me more than I could ever lose.

@djowoll_ Sold my tickets for tonight. They didn’t sell til pretty late in the day and we were so dreading maybe having to go lol.

this is a threat

@mrmikeMTL Face to face, calling the landline at their house, MSN messenger on the desktop computer in the computer room.

People who were teenagers before social media existed, How did you communicate with your friends?

@simsimmaaz No it’s actually wild

I'm so old cause I watch y'all put on a going out top with light wash jeans and recoil in horror. That's a DAY Jean 😪

@oldviennalager @TimHortons Pontoon boats are great. Party boat.

.@TimHortons why the fuck is one of the roll up the rim prizes a pontoon boat. what the fuck am i supposed to do with that .

@MapleLeafs Don’t.

Our Captain 💙

@forgally11 @djowoll_ Lol it’s uncanny

@liveye88 @djowoll_ the way this is SPOT ON

having to look at the tkachuks first thing in the morning is actually awful

@exovictim Looks like Sloth from the Goonies. Uncanny.

brady tkachuk looks like the kid in elementary school that would flip his eyelids inside out

@samlymatters Cold wind makes your eyes water

I have noticed that winter olympics athletes cry more than summer ones and I think it’s probably because a lot of the time they could have just died doing what they just did

@cselley @Englebertus No they are. Not even just tourists but even people from Toronto / GTA who don’t normally use the subway. I’ve given many people directions over the years where I’ve had to clarify the difference between Dundas and Dundas West stations to avoid them going completely the wrong way

@Englebertus Tourists aren't that dumb. Even the ones who decide Toronto is for some reason where they want to spend $350/night on a hotel room.

When I am mayor of Toronto all transit stations will be named after the streets they’re on. You know like a normal place

@peachybonniebby @KittKattEra Haha oh okay. Same vibes for sure! That’s such a good one.

@liveye88 @KittKattEra No I know! I just quoted it cause it fit the vibe!

Literally this is Dawson and Pacey in one of the last episodes of the show. They never even officially reconcile on screen. The coolest thing about Dawson’s Creek is that they weren’t scared of massive relationship changes or lasting consequences for their characters actions

@peachybonniebby @KittKattEra This isn’t the “until then” scene lol

@KittKattEra “Until then” OH IM SO GUTTED RN

@PintSizedChippy @sad_in_plaid @ruebytwo They both married other people after that. Neither was married at the time this routine won gold.

@sad_in_plaid @ruebytwo They’ve been partners since… what, 10 yrs old? Essentially besties with insane chemistry, they were married to different people though.

Um holy fuckkkkkk???

@sophiiasky @let_it_bea An IKEA in Toronto!

@let_it_bea This was Canadian??

Yall know I’m Canada down

@RpsAgainstTrump Good for him for saying this.

Team USA freestyle skier Hunter Hess: “It brings up mixed emotions to represent the U.S. right now. there’s obviously a lot going on that I’m not the biggest fan of and I think a lot of people aren’t. Just because I’m wearing the flag doesn’t mean I represent everything that’s going on in the US.” #Olympics2026 🇺🇸