Hey so i like Harry Potter

flibbage0 said:
Nothing wrong with liking Harry Potter, the books are quite good, as for the films they're average at best
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Films would have been so much better had they found a lead character who could act, tho.

Every time they come on TV, and I cba to turn over, I'm amazed that they went for a boy who by all accounts looked the part, but was completely useless as an actor.
 

You Are 48% Gryffindor, 21% Slytherin, 20% Ravenclaw, and 11% Hufflepuff!​


Your passion for adventure, excitement, and new experiences means that Gryffindor is the perfect place for you.

Not bad.. This is me! :D


Like Harry Potter himself, your allegiances definitely lie with Gryffindor, but Slytherin may be a better fit for you than you’d originally think. Your passion for adventure, excitement, and new experiences means that Gryffindor is the perfect place for you. You are fiercely loyal to your closest friends – sometimes even to a fault – and the recklessness and optimism that comes with being a Gryffindor combined with the ambition of Slytherin will ensure that you go far in life.

Your slight compatibility with Ravenclaw house hints at an appreciation for knowledge and wisdom, though they are not priorities for you.



Creepily. That last bit is true! I like that stuff. But it isn't important!

I'm a bit creeped out! :D
 
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As a non-fan, where the heck did Ravenclaw and Hufflepuffle feature, anyhow? I know Slytherin was the house of the bad dudes, and Gryff was the house of the meddling goody two shoes. But the other two? Just there to make up the numbers?
 
On Pottermore (now called Wizarding World, but "Pottermore" sounds better imo), I got sorted by the Sorting Hat as a Hufflepuff. You take an online quiz on that site and the Hat places you into a house.

If you guys want some comedy gold and have a few hours to spare, this thread is worth a read.

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J.K. Rowling and Her Legacy of Hate: The UK Gender Critical Movement

-- -- -- -- -- TL;DR -- -- -- -- -- It's likely of no surprise to many here at this point that J.K. Rowling is a bigot, but unless you follow it it can be hard to keep track of what she's done, who she's inspired, who they in turn support or are supported by, and what the culmination of these...
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It's basically a cohort of people being triggered because JK Rowling has an opinion.
 
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