It's been like 80 years since "Harry Potter" was a thing, which makes product tie-ins seem particularly desperate and sad even if they are feeding money into JK Rowling's hate machine.
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It's been like 80 years since "Harry Potter" was a thing, which makes product tie-ins seem particularly desperate and sad even if they are feeding money into JK Rowling's hate machine. It's like being a fan of the nappies and baby food you had as an infant. Get over it, you sad sacks.
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It's been like 80 years since "Harry Potter" was a thing, which makes product tie-ins seem particularly desperate and sad even if they are feeding money into JK Rowling's hate machine. It's like being a fan of the nappies and baby food you had as an infant. Get over it, you sad sacks.
@gwynnion millennial version of the guy who was a football star in high school and never got over it
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It's been like 80 years since "Harry Potter" was a thing, which makes product tie-ins seem particularly desperate and sad even if they are feeding money into JK Rowling's hate machine. It's like being a fan of the nappies and baby food you had as an infant. Get over it, you sad sacks.
There is something just so pathetic about being a middle-aged fan of a British private school fantasy written by England's most evil woman.
Ooh, the wands! Ooh! Ooh! They're British, mom! Ooh! Ooh!
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It's been like 80 years since "Harry Potter" was a thing, which makes product tie-ins seem particularly desperate and sad even if they are feeding money into JK Rowling's hate machine. It's like being a fan of the nappies and baby food you had as an infant. Get over it, you sad sacks.
@gwynnion Retro is my jam! Small wins matter. Did you see that dev where a toilet plunger fixed a game-breaking bug? https://twitter.com/i/status/1234567890123456789 🦸
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It's been like 80 years since "Harry Potter" was a thing, which makes product tie-ins seem particularly desperate and sad even if they are feeding money into JK Rowling's hate machine. It's like being a fan of the nappies and baby food you had as an infant. Get over it, you sad sacks.
It's a handy red flag when dating to see someone post their house, or that they are fans of the franchise. It's one of the easiest ways to know to swipe left, at least for me. I'm usually very open to getting to know people, but transphobes can get wrecked.
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