Harry Potter the last movie

[Asiel]

I seriously HATE tea - in any way, shape, or form! Hot or iced or in between - even the smell of it makes my stomach do flip-flops. Don't even try to hide it in a punch either - I can tell with just a tiny sip! ICK!!! I believe my aversion to it stems back to when I was just a kid, and my mother used to try to get me to drink it when I had an upset stomach and I could never keep it down.
Yes - I am an oddity - since just about everyone I know of, likes tea. ICK-ICK-ICK!!!!

Okay girl, I was going to invite you to come visit my friend in Britain but you just lost your plane seat...you just gotta love tea if you go to Britain or you won't survive -

[pomtzu]

Okay girl, I was going to invite you to come visit my friend in Britain but you just lost your plane seat...you just gotta love tea if you go to Britain or you won't survive -

That okay - I don't do planes either!

[Asiel]

That okay - I don't do planes either!

You don't like tea - you don't do planes - I'll have to think of something more interesting to tempt you . Ahem...did you feel up to doing a few casinos in AC?

[carole]

well daughter has just gone to see it right now, she is not a huge fan, but all her friends going and wanted her to come, will let you know what she thinks.

[Suki Wingy]

I have been running into a few people making fun of the fans lately, (not here, other sites) and I'm sorry, but it's some of our childhoods, literally. I was introduced to it in 1998. I made friends, met people, learned how to not be a social outcast because of these books, and quite frankly, when this all happens during the most difficult and (for me dark and depressed) times of your life, it's going to mean a lot to you.

[carole]

My daughter said the movie was pretty good.

[finn's mom]

I have been running into a few people making fun of the fans lately, (not here, other sites) and I'm sorry, but it's some of our childhoods, literally.

And even if it's not your childhood, it bothers me when people tease others for being passionate about something. Sports fans dress up in jerseys, hats and face paint, people dress up in cultural garb for celebrations and special events, for Halloween (and I remember Fasching in Germany, too), for Renaissance festivals, etc. I never really understood why people (especially grown adults) felt the need to make fun of people who dress up for anything. It's fun for those people, even if you don't think so! I even kinda get why kids do it to each other, because kids can just be cruel or they're buckling under peer pressure. But, it kills me when adults make fun. At some point, it's important to evolve.

[luvofallhorses]

I was about 13 when the books came out and 16 when the movies came out.. I don't care if people make fun of me for being a fan... Hell my aunt who is almost 60 is a fan and I went to the 1st part of the Deathly Hallows with her last year, so it really isn't an age-based thing. Just like the Disney Channel/Movies..it's for everyone.