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reblog Mulder’s drawing of bigfoot titties or be cursed for 12 years and 12 nights

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fuk them up Rudy

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never in my gay life have i witnessed something so iconic

sasschunder

I have to watch this everytime it comes up.

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Iconic

damnitrj

This entire episode was one of the best episodes of TV I’ve ever seen

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Dumbledore, died at age 115

Horcruxes made: 0

Voldemort, died at age 71

Horcruxes made: 7

Conclusion: Voldemort was the most useless, magic dependant wizard that ever existed. He could have lived till like 200 if he just ate well and exercised, but no he had to go and split up his soul and ruin perfectly good jewellery, fucking dumbass.

lunalovegoodjunior

this sounds like it was written by hermione granger at 1 am

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1am Butterbeer-filled, homework-stressed rage rant post on wizardTumblr

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I’m loving this new raw food diet I’m on! Who knew it could taste so good!

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midnightssea

i don’t know why “always” became the standard harry potter reference when “until the very end” is literally! in the dedicATION! of the 7th book!!! it truly boggles the mind!

wholefoodveganforlife

Maybe because “Always” implies “beyond the very end”

midnightssea

“Always” is a reference to Snape clinging to the idea of a woman who didn’t want anything to do with him, and whose life he indirectly condemned by informing Voldemort of the prophecy.

“Until the very end” is spoken by James Potter to the son he was deprived of ever knowing, literally expressing a love lasting beyond death.

And even JKR, who has positive feelings toward Snape, clearly thought the latter statement was more important to the narrative and representative of the series’ themes considering she put it in the dedication of DH as a thank you to the fans.

So I’m gonna have to disagree with you there. And regardless of what you think the words imply out of context, I prefer a reference to James Potter’s love for the son he died trying to save over a reference to Snape’s “love” for a woman whom he pushed away with his bigotry, and whose child he treated terribly out of spite for her husband.

imnotasoupguy

Aaannd, “always” does imply “beyond the very end,” but the a massive theme in these books is human morality and the dangers of searching for immortality. So “until the very end” makes way more sense when you take the themes of the books into account. Also yeah “always” is creepy as hell.

kctiebell

i will never,,, in all the remaining years of my life,,, forget the classic lie as to harry james potter looking snape dead straight in the eyes and saying roonil wazlib was his nickname