Do You Guys Appreciate...

[-immortal-]

Hnmmmmmmmmmm

 

[Observer]

Hnmmmmmmmmmm

what what a f0@ck1ng f3gg$t

 

[-immortal-]

then how do you know she's a filler character.

Because he only watches canon, and he never seen her come across :elmo:

 

[6thHokage]

then how do you know she's a filler character.

Because she wasn't in the manga moron

 

[Melanin]

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OP: That entire filler was boring.

Trolling 101:

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The real question is who'd wanna do that fodder of a wife. Even Sasuke left her alone for 10 years.

Sakura's chakra is fodder level.

Sakura was meant to be weak.

Well Sakura teh true fodder....
Sasuke teh greatest shinobi who lost to teh New God of the Shinobi....

She's a disgrace to team 7 being the weakest and most useless member of the team like forever and the only one to not surpass the sannins.

On top of that she was almost entirely useless throughout the manga. Heck, even Ino was more useful than Sakura.

Exactly....Suckura is selfish.

She had byakugou working for her, otherwise she would've hidden behind Naruto and Sasuke....she's disgrace to the shinobi's. She's scum in Obito's word because she abandoned her friend he was almost gonna die, but Hinata didn't.

Even the head honcho agrees.

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My gift to you: 10 Real-World Brain Exercises That Work!

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Test your recall. Make a list — of grocery items, things to do, or anything else that comes to mind — and memorize it. An hour or so later, see how many items you can recall. Make items on the list as challenging as possible for the greatest mental stimulation.
Let the music play. Learn to play a musical instrument or join a choir. Studies show that learning something new and complex over a longer period of time is ideal for the aging mind.
Do math in your head. Figure out problems without the aid of pencil, paper, or computer; you can make this more difficult — and athletic — by walking at the same time.
Take a cooking class. Learn how to cook a new cuisine. Cooking uses a number of senses: smell, touch, sight, and taste, which all involve different parts of the brain.
Learn a foreign language. The listening and hearing involved stimulates the brain. What’s more, a rich vocabulary has been linked to a reduced risk for cognitive decline.
Create word pictures. Visualize the spelling of a word in your head, then try and think of any other words that begin (or end) with the same two letters.
Draw a map from memory. After returning home from visiting a new place, try to draw a map of the area; repeat this exercise each time you visit a new location.
Challenge your taste buds. When eating, try to identify individual ingredients in your meal, including subtle herbs and spices.
Refine your hand-eye abilities. Take up a new hobby that involves fine-motor skills, such as knitting, drawing, painting, assembling a puzzle, etc.
Learn a new sport. Start doing an athletic exercise that utilizes both mind and body, such as yoga, golf, or tennis.

OT: she has a great design.

 

[Risuna23]

123fire is now the one who makes appreciation threads ? :elmo:

I know right?

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[Observer]

Trolling 101:


Even the head honcho agrees.

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My gift to you: 10 Real-World Brain Exercises That Work!

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Test your recall. Make a list — of grocery items, things to do, or anything else that comes to mind — and memorize it. An hour or so later, see how many items you can recall. Make items on the list as challenging as possible for the greatest mental stimulation.
Let the music play. Learn to play a musical instrument or join a choir. Studies show that learning something new and complex over a longer period of time is ideal for the aging mind.
Do math in your head. Figure out problems without the aid of pencil, paper, or computer; you can make this more difficult — and athletic — by walking at the same time.
Take a cooking class. Learn how to cook a new cuisine. Cooking uses a number of senses: smell, touch, sight, and taste, which all involve different parts of the brain.
Learn a foreign language. The listening and hearing involved stimulates the brain. What’s more, a rich vocabulary has been linked to a reduced risk for cognitive decline.
Create word pictures. Visualize the spelling of a word in your head, then try and think of any other words that begin (or end) with the same two letters.
Draw a map from memory. After returning home from visiting a new place, try to draw a map of the area; repeat this exercise each time you visit a new location.
Challenge your taste buds. When eating, try to identify individual ingredients in your meal, including subtle herbs and spices.
Refine your hand-eye abilities. Take up a new hobby that involves fine-motor skills, such as knitting, drawing, painting, assembling a puzzle, etc.
Learn a new sport. Start doing an athletic exercise that utilizes both mind and body, such as yoga, golf, or tennis.

OT: she has a great design.

the head pachonga*

 

[Darth AniCetuS]

Lel he's f***ing retarded. The brain isn't a muscle.​

Indeed lol. He has muscles for a brain...

Trolling 101:


Even the head honcho agrees.

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My gift to you: 10 Real-World Brain Exercises That Work!

Spoiler

Test your recall. Make a list — of grocery items, things to do, or anything else that comes to mind — and memorize it. An hour or so later, see how many items you can recall. Make items on the list as challenging as possible for the greatest mental stimulation.
Let the music play. Learn to play a musical instrument or join a choir. Studies show that learning something new and complex over a longer period of time is ideal for the aging mind.
Do math in your head. Figure out problems without the aid of pencil, paper, or computer; you can make this more difficult — and athletic — by walking at the same time.
Take a cooking class. Learn how to cook a new cuisine. Cooking uses a number of senses: smell, touch, sight, and taste, which all involve different parts of the brain.
Learn a foreign language. The listening and hearing involved stimulates the brain. What’s more, a rich vocabulary has been linked to a reduced risk for cognitive decline.
Create word pictures. Visualize the spelling of a word in your head, then try and think of any other words that begin (or end) with the same two letters.
Draw a map from memory. After returning home from visiting a new place, try to draw a map of the area; repeat this exercise each time you visit a new location.
Challenge your taste buds. When eating, try to identify individual ingredients in your meal, including subtle herbs and spices.
Refine your hand-eye abilities. Take up a new hobby that involves fine-motor skills, such as knitting, drawing, painting, assembling a puzzle, etc.
Learn a new sport. Start doing an athletic exercise that utilizes both mind and body, such as yoga, golf, or tennis.

OT: she has a great design.

Lmao the definition of troll is being a Sakura fan. Just look at the threads you guys make lol.
Get on with the exercises btw.