Seriously enough with the "Left Eye" Getting Ready...

[SuperFlyzzED]

I've been lately noticing that some users are downplaying Sasuke's feat with the S/T technique. For the ones that claim to read the manga, you obviously need to read it 2-3 times to understand what's really going on. When Sasuke said "let me get my left eye ready" he never attempted to use the S/T technique against Kaguya; he decided to use Amaterasu as a means of distracting her! Sasuke was going along Naruto's plan to seal Kaguya, which was pretty close for both of them. There was no indication in the last chapter that Sasuke was using the S/T technique against Kaguya, so for the trolls that keep saying "illiterate" information -- avoid sounding stupid and passing this as the real manga facts. One thing is to troll, but another one is to say its manga facts -- when that's not the case at all. If you don't know how to properly troll, my suggestion is to NOT TROLL.

 

[HENI]

I highly agree

 

[Ornstein the DragonSlayer]

Wow someone has really passed you off

 

[ObitoRolent]

Can you put all of that into one sentence?

 

[ugh]

Have your Jimmies been Rustled e.e

 

[Dark Link]

Don't let them rustle your jimmies man.

 

[Punk Hazard]

Wrestled Jeremies, but I have to agree with you.

 

[patskie14]

Was I the one who rustled your jimmies?

 

[Dantee]

No point in trying to explain anything to Naruto fans. Logic goes into one ear and out the other.

 

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[Jack Skellington]

Wrestled Jeremies, but I have to agree with you.

lol
What is a wrestled jeremies?

 

[LuckyMan]

Damn man them jimmies have been le rustled.

 

[ObitoRolent]

lol
What is a wrestled jeremies?

Lmfao exactly what I was going to ask.

 

[llxFLaMe]

Sasuke did use his teleporting jutsu after naruto hit her .. He either teleported kaguya in between himself and naruto or teleported himself and naruto to kaguya. I'm sure sasuke knew Amaterasu wasn't gonna work and he only used it to distract kaguya

 

[Kyuubi99]

Oh yeah, maybe people only hate on it because it's just that powerful that people get so tremendously mad they have to take it out on the source. =D

 

[Mellow]

Wrestled Jeremies, but I have to agree with you.

I couldnt help it XD

 

[SusanooKyuubi]

Wrestled Jeremies, but I have to agree with you.

XD what is this sorcery?

What is S/T stand for?

 

[SuperFlyzzED]

Wow someone has really passed you off

Not really.

Can you put all of that into one sentence?

Sorry that's not an easy feat for me. Deal with it.

Have your Jimmies been Rustled e.e

Not really.

Don't let them rustle your jimmies man.

I'm not...

Wrestled Jeremies, but I have to agree with you.

If you were to agree with me, you wouldn't put the bold on your post.

Was I the one who rustled your jimmies?

Not really.

No point in trying to explain anything to Naruto fans. Logic goes into one ear and out the other.

You're right. But i can't contain myself from watching stupid children.

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Good.

lol
What is a wrestled jeremies?

Just a stupid term that people use.

Damn man them jimmies have been le rustled.

Not really.

Sasuke did use his teleporting jutsu after naruto hit her .. He either teleported kaguya in between himself and naruto or teleported himself and naruto to kaguya. I'm sure sasuke knew Amaterasu wasn't gonna work and he only used it to distract kaguya

I already said it. There's no point in what you're saying.

Oh yeah, maybe people only hate on it because it's just that powerful that people get so tremendously mad they have to take it out on the source. =D

Just a bunch of losers imo.

 

[Sasuke sword of solo]

yes but some people dont like go by manga fact they rather use their fanfic. sasuke justu does not have a cool down.

 

[Gatsuuga]

Didn't he use the s/t technique after naruto slugged kaguya in the face? I thought thats how naruto and sasuke ended up on either side of her to do the sealing. Kinda off topic I know, but I just didn't really get that bit. Anyone care to explain?