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I can't with this......

If ever some country ever pisses off another in Europe, they have the advantage of being petty and doing just this.....

Random german citizen: oh so did this... wel..

TAKE THAT!!!

*making it seem like they are going to pull big guns but all he did was move a small stone about 4 metres....*

German citizen: Take that u stupid rebellious country, let's see if you will act up again....

I wish that every european geopolitics situations is dealt like this.... God knows they need this approach

Honey I Shrunk La France

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That's because big brother is Useless.....

- Tobirama at least once

" It's okay..big sis is always here for you "

Hc: Mito as Tobirama's mentor, reminding him of a figure of a mother

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The EMOTIONS, THE OBSESSIONS AND THE SADNESS......

THIS IS TRUE ART...... (wannabe Deidara)

THIS IS SPEAKING TO ME AT DIFFERENT LEVELS.....

WHOOPS.....

Just got an idea for a fanfic because of this.....

WHY!!!!!!!

Look into the eyes of madness

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This is the ONLY character analysis of tobirama I am willing to accept

If someone is a necromancer its cuz they have no money to hire men and no charisma to convince people to their cause u have to understand they only fuck with skeletons because they have no other option

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Mahabharat post of the day.....

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I will agree with the majority here because,

Firstly we see an in depth exploration of characters in House M.D. in contrast to Sherlock holmes. Elaboration is here.

House is shown to be both a narcissist curmudgeon with an addiction that is shitty both to him and his closed ones. But his good qualities are also shown making him more human. In contrast to this only abilities that were highlighted in Holmes were his impressive deductive skills, his addiction and his anti-social personality other than this not much is highlighted.

Wilson is also explored in depth in contrast to Doyle completly focusing on holmes and glossing over Watson. We see both a shitty side and a good side of wilson.

House and Cuddy had a brief yet happy relationship even though it ended in a shitty way. Holmes and Adler dis not get that privilege.

Most importantly the pace of character exploration in House M.D. is much more slow paced giving both the audience and writers time to explore different options to explore the characters themselves.

The number of antagonists in comparison to Sherlock holmes is much more in number giving the protagonist a versatile arsenal of abilities. Holmes had antagonists, true but not in a way that pushed his buttons ( almost all villains in House M.D. in some way make dr. House grit his teeth in annoyance). I think other than Moriarty and Milvertone, no one else backed Holmes into a corner.

Lastly, there is a vast difference in the way Adler is portrayed and Cuddy is portrayed. Both pushed their hubby's buttons but there is a more exploration to the relationship between House and Cuddy than Holmes and Adler. There is much more exasperation, Anger, stupid decisions, grieving and crying in House and Cuddy's relationship than Adler and Holmes. Even though Adler and Holmes ship sunk before it could even begin.

Cuddy's character is much more impactful than Adler's.

House's cronies aka Cameron, Chase and Foreman also get significant development in comparison to almost stock characters in Holmes like Inspector Lestrade, Colonel Moran Mycroft Holmes whose stories would have been something worth exploring.

Especially considering that Sherlock himself claims that Mycroft is smarter and more intelligent than him.

Most of all, House and Wilson got their sweet gay ending even though it would be brief.

Lastly, there is much more religious and racial diversity in House M.D. than Holmes but that is something not worth commenting upon considering the vast difference of their time of making.

So I have watched both medical sherlock holmes and real sherlock holmes. Which one is better?

Based on overall everything from plot to characters to cinematic direction. Everything.

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So I have watched both medical sherlock holmes and real sherlock holmes. Which one is better?

Based on overall everything from plot to characters to cinematic direction. Everything.

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Proud mommas!!!!

I found this on pinterest.

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summer at grandpas house au ig LOL

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The artstyle is so beautiful.....

A Christmas gift for @kawkawsrii! Happy holidays!

Bonus: they went to the grandline and will come back in part 2???? i hope so?????????

Bonus 2: cute ass lil shits whom i desperately wanted to put in but couldn't cuz i'm silly like that

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No the better question is.....

Have u never jerked off pandu??

If so, then ur puberty was... well.....

15 years of semen retention just to die from lust when you see your wife picking flowers what the fuck pandu

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AAAAAAAA

Hshhshsjsjsuehebsaj...

This is so beautiful....

Naruto in Stuido Ghibli style

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These videos on Traditional chinese things just calms me...

I saw how chinese calligraphy brushes are made and even how traditional japanese ink is made..

I wish I could see some Indian Traditional things process making

holy shit is this gorgeous.

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I might not be from this generation because I saw naruto later...but I can relate.

I did not have a phone till I turned 18 so...

Mp3 players....

Ipods. ....

GO!!!!

Something about how I was the same age as Naruto when I started the series and got all the music on my ipod from Naruto amvs, and now I'm almost the same age as adult Naruto and also still listen to my ipod every day

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A few more?

The Second Sex, Simone De Beavouir

Vindication Of The Rights Of Women, Mary Wollstonecraft

The Female Eunuch, Germaine Greer

Feminine Mystique, Betty Freidan

Frankenstein, Mary Shelly

Mysteries Of Udolpho, Ann Radcliffe

The Vampire Chronicles, Anne Rice

The Yellow Wallpaper And Herland, Charlotte Perkins Gilman

14 Days, Margaret Atwood

Handmaiden's Tale, Margaret Atwood

The Testament, Margaret Atwood

Rebecca, Daphne De Maurier

Freshman's Creek Daphne De Maurier

The Vegetarian, Han Kang

Scum Manifesto, Valerie Solanas

Lives Not Lived, Monica Bhatti

Independence, Chitra Devakurni

A Palace Of Illusions, Chitra Devakurni

Queen Of Spices, Chitra Devakurni

The Robber's Bride, Margaret Atwood

White Malice, Susan Williams

Complete Poems, Emily Bronte

Complete Poems, Elizabeth Barett Browning

Tender Is The Flesh, Sarah Moses

Paradise, Toni Morrison

Beloved, Toni Morrison

Persuasion, Jane Austen

All My Rage, Sabaa Tahir

Agnes Grey, Anne Bronte

Kim Jiyoung Born 1982, Cho Nam Joo

The Water Cure, Sophie Mackintosh

I Who Have Never Known Men, Jacqueline Harpman

The Bell Jar, Sylvia Path

The Unabridged Journals Of Sylvia Path, Sylvia Path

Azaadi, Arundhati Roy

The Real Lolita, Sarah Weinman

The Poppy Trilogy, R.F. Kuang

Babel: An Arcane History, R.F. Kuang

If We Were Villains, M.L. Rio

The Secret History, Donna Tartt

The Sati Series, Koral Das Gupta

Aurora Leigh, Elizabeth Barett Browning

Lajja, Tasleema Nasrin

Short Stories, Ismant Chugtai

Gone With The Wind, Margaret Mitchell

The Phoenix King, Aparna Verma

Little Women: With Good Wives, Louisa May Alcott

The Song Of Achilles, Madeline Miller

The Sixth Extinction, Elizabeth Kolbert

The Hindus, Wendy Doniger

Cursed Bunny, Bora Chung

Capitalism: An Unknown Ideal, Ayn Rand

The Underground Girls Of Kabul, Jenny Nordberg

Women, Fire And Dangerous Things, Robin Lakoff

The Fountainhead, Ayn Rand

White Is For Witching, Helen Oyeyemi

Villain Series, V.E. Schwab

The Feminine Macabre, Don't know the writer

Iron Curtain, Anne Applebaum

The Unwomanly Face Of War, Svetlana Alexievich

The Dark Queens, Shelley Puhak

Ice, Anna Kavan

The Royal Art Of Poison, Eleanor Herman

The Temple Is NOT My Father, Rasana Atreya

Beasts, Joyce Carol Oats

The Sailor Who Fell From Grace With The Sea, Yukio Mishima

The Last Flight, Julie Clark

Swan Theives, Elizabeth Kostova

The Italian, Ann Radcliffe

Revenge, Yoko Ogawa

Bad Behaviour, Mary Gaitskill

The Color Purple, Alice Walker

Forbidden Colors, Yukio Mishima

Thirst For Love, Yukio Mishima

Sister Outsider, Audrey Lorde

Iron Widow Series, Xiran Jay Zhao

That's it?

I will add on more if I remember....

Pls keep in mind some of these books are purely recommended on their writing style rather than their plot.

Best books you've read written by women? I hate reading stuff written by men lately...

Fiction(ish)

The Memory Police, Yoko Ogawa

A Ghost in the Throat, Doireann Ní Ghríofa

Paris, When It's Naked, Etel Adnan

Dept. of Speculation, Jenny Offill

My Sister, The Serial Killer, Oyinkan Braithwaite

Possession, A.S. Byatt

Cat's Eye, Margaret Atwood

The Tenderness of Wolves, Stef Penney

The Doll's Alphabet, Camilla Grudova

Her Body and Other Parties, Carmen Maria Machado

The People in the Room, Norah Lange

Água Viva, Clarice Lispector

Collected Stories, Clarice Lispector

The Empty Book, Josefina Vicens

Four Bare Legs in a Bed, Helen Simpson

The Thirteenth Tale, Diane Setterfield

A Tale for the Time Being, Ruth Ozeki

A Girl is a Half-Formed Thing, Eimear McBride

The God of Small Things, Arundhati Roy

Autobiography of Red, Anne Carson

White Teeth, Zadie Smith

Wuthering Heights, Emily Bronte

The Waves and Mrs Dalloway, Virginia Woolf

Non-Fiction:

Second-hand Time: The Last of the Soviets, Svetlana Alexievich

A Field Guide to Getting Lost, Rebecca Solnit

Bluets, Maggie Nelson

Living, Thinking, Looking, Siri Hustvedt

Feel Free: Essays, Zadie Smith

The Need for Roots, Simone Weil

Family Lexicon, Natalia Ginzburg

An Inventory of Losses, Judith Schalansky

Persepolis, Marjane Satrapi

Little Weirds, Jenny Slate

Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer

Women Who Run with Wolves, Clarissa Pinkola Estés

Journal of a Solitude, May Sarton

Poetry:

The War Works Hard, Dunya Mikhail

Barefoot Souls and A Red Cherry on a White-Tiled Floor, Maram al-Masri

Tell Me and Wild Nights, Kim Addonizio

What the Living Do, Marie Howe

What We Carry, Dorianne Laux

Extracting the Stone of Madness, Alejandra Pizarnik

Poppies in Translation, Sujata Bhatt

The Neverfield: A Poem, Nathalie Handal

Women of the Fertile Crescent: An Anthology of Modern Poetry by Arab Women

View with a Grain of Sand, Wislawa Szymborska

The Black Unicorn, Audre Lorde

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Senju bros at it again...

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