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Navi and Rana read your comments - The Sunday Rundown 3.16.25

🕑 Added 2025-03-16 14:28:06 +0000 UTC

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Fobbles

Meh it’s better than just dropping the scripture number and saying “Jesus saves” and dipping. At least you’re saying it’s ok to ask questions and seek understand

Yhwach

Which is what i hate about this. He should have died

Flacko

Rana just to briefly touch up on what you said… from what I’ve seen, it looks like you like to read a lot. It’s perfectly normal to question things like the afterlife. Questions often lead to deeper understanding and faith. I know that most won’t probably consider this the space for this but I would recommend reading John 5: 28-29 & John 3:16. God bless you all !

Yhwach

Has Rana become a mother?

Ren Davis

I appreciate naming your first kid Jordan, Rana. My middle name is Jordan 😏 Also you’re from Jordan 😁 It’s like poetry. It rhymes.

Daniel R

the beautiful part about WWE is that the story never ends! If you're injured and it makes sense in the story somehow they'll make it work. you can follow just one wrestler and realize how big of a universe pro-wrestling is. their whole lives are their career because at some point it'll be worked into the story at some point.

colecharmed

Thank you guys for reading my comment love y’all

Maximum Homerdrive

ayy my comment got read thanks

Tristan Harley

53:00 Eduardo just needed to say the opening was spoiler free. But no, he had to go and describe that it's revealing who fights who, thus making it full of spoilers. If he hadn't said that, I'm sure the normies wouldn't have picked up on it. Sigh.

Ariel17

Thanks for reading my Angel comment ^__^

Yhwach

thanks for reading

Brian

Byakuya was supposed to die but the "fans" doxxed tite kubo and sent him death threats to change that

Nabeshin

Yes, Navi, there are "2 Shoguns"! There's actually 3 versions of that story. The original novel from 1975, the NBC series from 1980, and the FX series from 2024. All 3 are worth experiencing, as both series are great in their own right, and interpret different aspects of the book, while of course the book is excellent and quite different itself.