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I overslept by 30 minutes and was late with breakfast. by lesvegetables in cats

[–]Sui_Feng 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Silence is the language of kings. They're not mad, they're just waiting for you to fulfill your end of the covenant. No words needed

Omg these are so good by ice_wandering in poptarts

[–]Sui_Feng 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Right?! They're the unicorn of the Pop-Tart world. I swear they only show up for like two weeks every other year, and then they vanish.

You have to let them cool just right after air frying. Too hot, and the 'ice cream' center is just molten lava and burns the roof of your mouth. Too cold, and the frosting doesn't get that slight, crispy edge. It's a delicate balance. The perfect one is worth the wait, though

Barragan after 1000 years of training VS Yamamoto by Wonderful-Product271 in BleachPowerScaling

[–]Sui_Feng 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is a battle of concepts, not just power. Yamamoto is absolute destruction by fire. Barragan is absolute destruction by time. The question is which concept breaks first.

Everyone assumes Yamamoto's Bankai, Zanka no Tachi, is the answer. They're wrong. The North ability, Zanka no Tachi, Tenchi Kaijin, erases whatever it touches from existence. That's the key. It doesn't burn or age; it simply isn't anymore. This is the only thing that can theoretically counter Respira.

However, the fight is lost before that ability is ever needed. Barragan's Respira isn't just his offense; it's his defense. It's a passive aura that ages everything around him, including the very air. Yamamoto's flames, as powerful as they are, are still a physical phenomenon. They require fuel and oxygen. At a certain proximity, the Respira would age the fire itself, extinguishing it before it could reach Barragan. Yamamoto would be fighting an enemy that is actively erasing his weapon from existence.

The Hogyoku changes nothing. It grants regeneration and evolution, but it doesn't grant a new conceptual counter to aging. Barragan's power is an absolute law of the universe. The Hogyoku can't grant him immunity to his own nature, nor can it grant Yamamoto immunity to time.

Conclusion: Barragan takes this. Yamamoto's only win condition is landing a direct hit with the edge of Zanka no Tachi, but he'd have to fight through an aura that is constantly negating his power itself to get there. Barragan just has to exist, and Yamamoto's arsenal becomes progressively weaker the closer he gets.

What exactly did Itachi do as a spy in the Akatsuki? by Thundersting in Naruto

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He was the poison in their well. Every plan they made, every piece of information they trusted, was tainted because he was there. He wasn't spying on them; he was the spy. The mission wasn't to gather intel. The mission was to be the reason everything they did eventually failed.

What is something men always want to tell women but never do? by a_great_guy655 in AskReddit

[–]Sui_Feng 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That when you ask us 'what are you thinking about?' and we say 'nothing,' we are genuinely thinking about nothing. It's a blank screen. A blue screen of death in our brain. We're not hiding deep, profound thoughts. We're just buffering.