My wife is going to be soooooooo upset.
My wife is going to be soooooooo upset.
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That episode was amazing!!!!! They nailed that one.
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yeah, that was awesome... really matched the brutality of the Red Wedding from the book
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WTH!? Does everyone in Westeros have essential hypertension. Blood doesn't spray like that EVER! Good episode sans the Kill Bill blood spray.
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It's HBO what did you expect? lol
I absolutely loved the fight scene with Ser jorah, Greyworm and Dhario. Epic!
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Hogleg - "only in my head someone bought CRP's OOP Wraithlord then stuck its toe in cover."
That episode was so rough, I need to start reading the books...
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Does anybody else find it odd, by the way, that the information age has led to language becoming an oblique and imprecise tool where even the most straightforward phrasing is pored over with chicken entrails and bone tossing to divine the true meaning?
I didn't think it was quite Tarantino extreme though.
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Hogleg - "only in my head someone bought CRP's OOP Wraithlord then stuck its toe in cover."
póg mo thóin
If I tell you, "You're wrong," you'll need to click this.
Does anybody else find it odd, by the way, that the information age has led to language becoming an oblique and imprecise tool where even the most straightforward phrasing is pored over with chicken entrails and bone tossing to divine the true meaning?