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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov And I'm sorry magic is too serious a subject for you to enjoy Harry Potter. |
yeah, that's pretty accurate actually! its my #1 fave thing about speculative fiction.
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| Originally posted by yukii i lovvvved reading the chronicles of narnia! i always wanted to buy the set .. i felt like such a newb when it came out on movie & i was secretly excited haha. |

word. films usually fuck up the book.
...disney... fffft.. ffffffftttt!
yeah, i know what you mean with the God/devil thing going on- but i think that's crucial FOR the book.. its part of the symbolism.. do you think the book would be the same without it?
No, it definitely wouldn't. The best part about the book, to me, was the way it turned pre-conceptions about the order of the universe on its head, and how the only one who could see through the veiled nature of good and bad seemed to be Lyra, simply because she was precocious and naive enough to abandon those preconceptions.
well you see, that's just a different aspect of the book imo 
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov I'm not much older than her, so I don't feel terribly weird saying this, but you could tell from the first movie that she was going to be hot as hell. |
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| Originally posted by Capitalizt Did you hear about the fans who made a complete sequel to Chrono Trigger using the original graphics engine? Some dude and a few friends have been working on it for years and when it was 99% complete they received a cease and desist court order from Square..so they can't publish it. Supposedly a the rom has been leaked on the web though, so if you're a fan of CT, get looking. You can buy a cheap PS2/USB or SNES/USB adapter on Ebay to play it old school on your PC. |

And i have to agree, the books get really good after 3, with no 5 being my favourite. Its the weasleys escape from hogwarts under umbridges nose...that alone makes it work the read 
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| Originally posted by Moongoose Also in the last few pages this thread has gone from fail to win. Harry Potter ftw And i have to agree, the books get really good after 3, with no 5 being my favourite. Its the weasleys escape from hogwarts under umbridges nose...that alone makes it work the read ![]() |


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Originally posted by {b.s.e.} |
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| Originally posted by Moongoose Also in the last few pages this thread has gone from fail to win. Harry Potter ftw And i have to agree, the books get really good after 3, with no 5 being my favourite. Its the weasleys escape from hogwarts under umbridges nose...that alone makes it work the read ![]() |
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov For me, nothing beats the end of Book 6. When Dumbledore freezes Harry? I've said too much. Can't wait to see how it pans out on film. I wish they'd bring back Alfonso Cuaron to direct though - could you imagine all seven films in the style number 3 was shot? |
Ah, yes. Here's the part where the "free thinkers" criticize literature as childish.
No I am just pointing out that if you choose to talk about Harry Potter you should create another thread instead of spamming this one.
And yes the majority of people who watch or read Harry Potter are children and adolescents.
I much rather read more serious material but then again you are the one reading magic/witchcraft fairy tales. It is really no wonder that you believe in the bullshit official 9/11 story.
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| Originally posted by culorut Adolescent brain(s) are still developing. |
I prefer my make believe in the Fiction section of bookstores. You prefer your make believe on conspiracy websites. You can't really criticize me for getting enjoyment out of reading about something (magic) for which there's no evidence in reality, can you?
Harry Potter > 9/11 conspiracy
and I didn't even read the books.
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| Originally posted by Moongoose Actually I would argue that those of us harry potter fans (and PKC, he's a honorary member since he is into magic and stuff) are proving that we already have a developed analytical mind since we can clearly see which things are incredible awesome (in this case harry potter). The other benefit of an analytical mind, besides from distinguishing good from bad is distinguishing fact from fiction. That's why those, with an analytical mind can look into 911 and deduce facts that tell the truth from fiction which tries to obscure it. |
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| Originally posted by culorut OK sure, what ever you just said. |
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov I prefer my make believe in the Fiction section of bookstores. You prefer your make believe on conspiracy websites. You can't really criticize me for getting enjoyment out of reading about something (magic) for which there's no evidence in reality, can you? |
Fixed.
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| Originally posted by Krypton Harry Potter = 9/11 Official Fairy Tale and I didn't even read the books. |
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| Originally posted by Lebezniatnikov Do you need a translation? I know Mongoose's prose is slightly more elevated than the Harry Potter series. |
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| Originally posted by culorut Fixed. They are both one and the same actually. |
I've never seen bickering employed as a means to solve problems, or debate.. kudos for thinking outside the ol' box. 
There have been a few updates recently, the most important one [I believe] being the peer-reviewed paper Active Thermitic Material Discovered in Dust from the 9/11 World Trade Center Catastrophe.
First author of the research is Professor Niels Harrit of Copenhagen University in Denmark, an Associate Professor of Chemistry, an expert in nano-chemistry.
Second author is Dr. Jeffrey Farrer of BYU
..and of course, Steven E. Jones. 
More details about the authors here
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