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That would so pointless. I hope she doesn't. I hope she doesnt even write now. It's not she has to. She's a damn billionaire.

Thank you.

SPOILER ^It makes sense that he survived a second time. First, Voldemort had Harry's blood, which would make the protection of Harry's mother's sacrifice more direct. It didn't make Voldemort able to surpass that protection and like Dumbledore said, having Harry's blood only doubled the bond between Harry and himself. Now, also the wand that Voldemort was using, the Elder Wand, it wasn't his: it was Harry's! It was Dumbledore's, then Malfoy disarmed Dumbledore and it became his, but then Harry had "defeated" Malfoy when he took his wand and others when they escaped from the Malfoy's house, so it became Harry's. The wand would probably be weakened and not act upon it's owner with the same intensity. There's plenty of reason Harry survived.

^that is such a ridiculous reason for not liking it. Just my opinion. Anyway, all of the above. I view it was one big book in seven parts, since it technically is. So i can't answer the question since no single book would be any good without the others around it.

SPOILER ^Keep reading, Hogwarts is still going. Harry, Ron, an Hermione just aren't going there...

SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER Come on people, the deaths are absolutely necessary here to keep anything resembling consistency. It's known thanks to earlier books that when Voldemort was first getting really powerful he killed people left and right without any remorse, and so did the Death Eaters. Now, when he's come back, and he has no only his own greed driving him, but also revenge on Harry? OF COURSE it's going to be worse. There would have been no way to get around having a lot of deaths without the book seeming forced and very fake. Also, who cares if it's PG-13 or not. Seriously, I find it hard to believe the last movie made that rating. the books have been getting progressively darker, if you hadn't noticed. They've never been really nice anyway. Anyway, I loved it. I thought the epilogue was a perfect way to wrap things up to keep people from being all "WE NEED MOAR." With the two characters dieing, Im taking it she meant Harry and Snape? Honestly, I thought the Snape thing was AMAZING. I'm so glad she did that. I'm glad he's good. With everything leading up to that from books and books ago, it makes you wonder how much of it she's been planning from the get go. Then, even she hadn't been planning it, you have to give the woman major props for working everything together so well! She really made fantasy novels seem extremely realistic. OKAY, but the last line before the epilogue made me groan. Such a bad pun, and so cliche and just..... I loved it.

Well, I'm about 1/4 of the way through.

YES!

That does make sense with ride-side of GL is concerned. YES, somebody bought it. hahahahahaha

MF < everything. Yes, I got that right.

I think I would feel compelled to sex anybody who shot a slurpee machine "in the heat of the moment."

Yeah, try going in mid-may. It's before schools let out, but it's early enough that they may not be going on their end-of-year trips, yet.

Cedar Fair isnt really selling their company, apparently the real estate is worth more.

I billion volts is a tad more than a taser........

Non smoker. Smoke of any kind also irritates me to no limit.

This thread's title is full of win.

I have the amazing ability to ignore context, so I laughed a lot.

I didn't make it, but yes.

I love the internet. That's a killer move, there.

It's terrible because you know she's probably trained in the traditions of wherever she comes from and it probably sounds great in that, but not so much for pop.

Honestly, had you kept the direction of the immelman exit it probably would have worked better.

BWAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA Right. GOSH I need to get to Texas when this opens it looks so amazing!

That last picture sure is lovely, isn't it? Great pictures! The ferris wheel in Osaka looks awesome!

I agree with Terry, you need to speak with somebody who understand what you're going through, even if you don't know them. I hope your husband can come to realize that one's sexual attractions don't define all of their affection.