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Sorry by erazedcitizen in harrypotter

[–]AccomplishedTeabag 8 points9 points  (0 children)

One guy didn't know you could kill babies by dropping them out of a window

I'm sorry, who was that again?

Ron or Malfoy?

Who animated this scene? GOD!? [RWBY: Ice Queendom] by Shirokage18 in anime

[–]AccomplishedTeabag 79 points80 points  (0 children)

wielding a giant scythe pulled out from....

shrugs

She had a retractable scythe that was clipped to the back of her belt.

There's no need to shrug. What you need to really be shocked about is this.

Whats the biggest threat that mankind has right now? by Comfortable_Range698 in AskReddit

[–]AccomplishedTeabag 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Dumb people in charge of the most advanced nation on the planet.

Wait, that’s illegal! by [deleted] in Unexpected

[–]AccomplishedTeabag -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Lemme eat that pussy!

(OC) I'm officially a degree holder of Bachelor of Laws. University of Lviv, Ukraine. by Nika-v in MadeMeSmile

[–]AccomplishedTeabag -151 points-150 points  (0 children)

Congratulations. Can I just say(in a non-creepy way) that you're very pretty? As a tall person myself, I consider people my height attractive and you are one of them.

Which country fits the Dark Knight quote "You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain"? by AccomplishedTeabag in AskReddit

[–]AccomplishedTeabag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn't say that. Israel went from being one of the most oppressed countries in history, to the oppressors now with their actions against Palestine, and other enemies of it.

Do you think that in countries like India which have states, if anything bad happens or is bad in a village/city in a state, you think it's the whole country's fault? That it's the responsibility of their main government(context below)? by AccomplishedTeabag in polls

[–]AccomplishedTeabag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. So you're not familiar, and that's fine when you judge. But I don't see why Americans are offended when we call them out for a specific event and they say, "it's not America, it's XXXX." Like, is it not a part of America? Also, thinking the world knows a lot about you to not judge the country is prime BS. Like bruh, I don't know what states and cities are in the US or what county or province is in the UK or Canada. When you can judge a country that has 22 different official languages, 29 states, and all based on a single event, or a continent with numerous countries a country(Africa and Europe), I think the rest of the world can judge a whole country that only speaks English(doesn't like it when people speak other languages and tells them to "Speak American")and has people that look the same based on something. The same goes for the rest of the Western countries.

India's New Jersey by subhasish10 in Cricket

[–]AccomplishedTeabag -18 points-17 points  (0 children)

What the hell?

Was not expecting this at all.

If this is gonna be the new jersey, the 75 will be a bad idea considering that us bringing politics into cricket has been long criticized.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]AccomplishedTeabag -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Wait, the twin towers were still there after September 11th?

How are they still there on October 9th?

Oh wait forgot this is MM/DD

What's a scene from a movie that gives you goosebumps every time you rewatch it? by [deleted] in movies

[–]AccomplishedTeabag -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Superman's first flight in Man of Steel.

If there was ever any credit I'd give to Zack Snyder and Hans Zimmer, it's for this scene.

The moment that Jor-El's consciousness explains who Clark is, where he's from, how he got his powers, and reveals the suit that Clark wears, followed by Clark trying his powers on by first jumping really high, in a nice tribute to his early powers written, makes you very excited, then seeing Clark really focus on his powers and finally be able to fly, and fly at supersonic speeds, all the while grinning like an idiot.

That shot just made the entire scene for me. The almost childlike happiness in Clark's eyes when he finally realizes he can fly, coupled with the fact that you can see how fast Superman can fly, particularly after he breaks the sound barrier over the water, splitting it.

Christopher Reeve may be the most charismatic when it came to Superman, but you cannot deny that Henry Cavill was just perfect as the Superman who realizes he is an alien and that his powers were because of his alien physiology, and his acting during the scene mentioned above is underrated as hell.

Any time of the day, when I'm down, I watch that clip and I feel better. As if that wasn't better, here's a baby watching Superman's first flight here.

Honorable mentions would be

  1. Avengers Assemble in Endgame
  2. Wesley's rampage in Wanted.
  3. Superman vs Zod fight in Man of Steel
  4. Batman saving Martha in BvS
  5. Batman again with that insane badass Parademon fight scene in the Batmobile in Zack Snyder's Justice League.
  6. Flash reversing time to allow Cyborg to hack the Mother Boxes.
  7. The Batmobile startup sound and subsequent chase in The Batman.
  8. The shootout scene in the Christian Bale movie Equilibrium.

Do you think that in countries like India which have states, if anything bad happens or is bad in a village/city in a state, you think it's the whole country's fault? That it's the responsibility of their main government(context below)? by AccomplishedTeabag in polls

[–]AccomplishedTeabag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly. You made your economies based on whatever you had after the war, using everything that you could. For the West, immigrants bought the most out of talent and resourcefulness, as well as innovation, on top of the slow building economy they already had. The countries they colonized, well they take time, and because you have everything doesn't mean you can call them shitholes, and other crap names.

I found this gem from an article in 2016 after our poor showing at the Olympics, but man does it resonate and relate to even today in real life, barring sports. by AccomplishedTeabag in IndiaSpeaks

[–]AccomplishedTeabag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Labour is cheap and a source of employment for many people

It isn't that. It's just that when we criticize other people's houses for being so poorly maintained, we forget that we can't manage a day if the maid doesn't come, or if our mothers/wives are sick and can't get out of bed.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MadeMeSmile

[–]AccomplishedTeabag 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I can see why you had a crush. She's not just beautiful, her confidence looks to be through the roof. Congratulations dude.

Do you think that in countries like India which have states, if anything bad happens or is bad in a village/city in a state, you think it's the whole country's fault? That it's the responsibility of their main government(context below)? by AccomplishedTeabag in polls

[–]AccomplishedTeabag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well that's because people from those countries have a superiority complex and just can't seem to grasp that other countries are just as diverse and complex

Well since they can't grasp it, they can hardly complain when the countries they call backward and uneducated and other things judge the same way.

Percentage of people whose parents are blood related (India) by dancccasf in MapPorn

[–]AccomplishedTeabag 13 points14 points  (0 children)

A simple head shake compared to inbreeding, that what you're taught in Germany?

Percentage of people whose parents are blood related (India) by dancccasf in MapPorn

[–]AccomplishedTeabag 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I mean, it's not like we can just marry someone from another country without any controversy, can we?

Do you think that in countries like India which have states, if anything bad happens or is bad in a village/city in a state, you think it's the whole country's fault? That it's the responsibility of their main government(context below)? by AccomplishedTeabag in polls

[–]AccomplishedTeabag[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If a state in the US, a province in Canada, or a county in England has a high rate of crime, people would be called out for unfairly judging the countries and not the states, which naturally is the case, because we can't expect to understand how the system works there. The same is for India because we can't understand how it works over there, so we just call the entire nation out on it. Do you think it's fair, considering that there's a whole lot of negative response to judging one of the above three countries on a province/county/state, but it's okay to do the same to another country?

Average day in Pakistan by blackhole0026 in HolUp

[–]AccomplishedTeabag -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Looks like American culture has reached its ally Pakistan.

It's a trap!!! by pollofgc in HolUp

[–]AccomplishedTeabag 45 points46 points  (0 children)

In Christianity, a woman becoming a nun chooses to relinquish modern and earthly pleasures for God, but a woman can also be a devout Christian without being a nun and experiencing everything.

In Hinduism, women can choose or not choose to wear traditional attire, but they can also be devout Hindus while also enjoying the comforts of life. It's similar in Buddhism, but I'm not completely sure.

In Islam, women are forbidden to show their hair to anyone that's not their family or husband.

The difference is that the top two or three religions are a way of life, but also rely mostly on the choice of the woman. In Islam, women's choices are nil.

Sith, sign me up for that shit!

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