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Obligatory FRIENDS parody for the Wall team-up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLSx_ckJeXI
lmao at Tormund humping.
Obligatory FRIENDS parody for the Wall team-up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLSx_ckJeXI
I hope Cersei and Jaime name their son Jeffrey.
I see. I'm guilty of a similar thing as I take the word "literally" very seriously.
hahaha, I live close by Steinway and there's people speaking Arabic there all the time. I even caught a missionary on my block trying to cater towards Arab residents. I can read it, but it's hard for me to do so without the vowels. Where is your family from, if you don't mind me asking?
Geoffrey.
lol Cersei's baby is as doomed as "Little Ned" was.
It's a time bomb.
Subtitles.
As for "heavy accents", I know that Yanks generally have an aversion to any non-American accent, but do you really find any of the characters difficult to understand?
Obligatory FRIENDS parody for the Wall team-up
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLSx_ckJeXI
Made me laugh for two minutes straight thank you.
word, I bumped into an old Egyptian friend of mine from college a couple days ago, in a gym on said street. it's a small world my manMy family is from Egypt.
Just watched this. Ya'll leave my boy Jorah alone! So the grandmeister actually left Sam the secret knowledge of Jon's true identity, and the dimwit snaps at Gilly for no reason as she is about to expose it? You are making it hard for me, Tarly.
Just watched this. Ya'll leave my boy Jorah alone! So the grandmeister actually left Sam the secret knowledge of Jon's true identity, and the dimwit snaps at Gilly for no reason as she is about to expose it? You are making it hard for me, Tarly.
The pacing of this episode was super fast but I think it's okay because there's a much smaller ensemble cast now than seasons 1-6, I think.
I remember several weeks back, someone argued with me about why Davos didn't mention Matthos to Tyrion and alas; he finally did.
Davos is a good man, Jon is a good man for allowing him to stay at Eastwatch.
watching earlier Game of Thrones scenes, I forgot how much I hated Sansa. she was extremely naive to the point where I questioned if she was a Stark. Man has her character changed.
She hasn't changed .. she's just more inclined to keep her foolish mouth shut more often now. Arya is a far better character than her.
She hasn't changed .. she's just more inclined to keep her foolish mouth shut more often now. Arya is a far better character than her.
Jon's lineage has no relevance for Sam at this moment. The information was more for us viewers rather than the characters. Not to mention he's frustrated with the citadel and their arrogance. His focus is on the AOTD, Jon's lineage is now in his hands though, so it'll be relevant when the time is right I reckon.
I won't blame Sam for snapping, I'd have probably snapped before that.
I won't blame Sam for snapping, I'd have probably snapped before that.
She hasn't changed .. she's just more inclined to keep her foolish mouth shut more often now. Arya is a far better character than her.
He's trying to be a father and a teacher and he snapped at an eager young person learning to read and share what she learned because of his own personal issues. He's now taking his family away from relative safety (and an environment where they seemed to be learning) because he wasn't able to immediately and magically fix everything.
People just want to sugar-coat things for him because he's a lovable loser, but he keeps acting like that and he's going to lose the "lovable" qualifier real quick.
He's trying to be a father and a teacher and he snapped at an eager young person learning to read and share what she learned because of his own personal issues. He's now taking his family away from relative safety (and an environment where they seemed to be learning) because he wasn't able to immediately and magically fix everything.
People just want to sugar-coat things for him because he's a lovable loser, but he keeps acting like that and he's going to lose the "lovable" qualifier real quick.
Sam needs to find a way to beat the White Walkers once and for all, the Maesters aren't helping him do shit. They've got him making copies of books that aren't even related to the information he needs. If he wasn't stealing books he'd be no further along than he was when he came.
Also, no one is safe if he can't find the information he needs so there's no real point in not going back up to the North to back Jon. Dude's going to need every pair of hands he can get.
The short time he's been there, he found a cache of obsidian that Jon could mine and saved the life of one of Daenerys's elite knights. He's literally done more in that short time than he had in his entire life up to that point, and there's even strong indications he was making an impression on the Maester that could have benefited him in the long run.
He's a fat sack of shit who completely forgot why he went there (to keep his family safe and because he wasn't much use fighting at the Wall) the moment things didn't completely go his way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0RApm6-cbsYou know my heart was racing the entire time Davos was in KL. He is too pure to die.
The One and Done™;246158358 said:Who's dying next episode?
The short time he's been there, he found a cache of obsidian that Jon could mine and saved the life of one of Daenerys's elite knights. He's literally done more in that short time than he had in his entire life up to that point, and there's even strong indications he was making an impression on the Maester that could have benefited him in the long run.
He's a fat sack of shit who completely forgot why he went there (to keep his family safe and because he wasn't much use fighting at the Wall) the moment things didn't completely go his way.
He found a mountain of dragon glass that Stannis already told them about and saved the life of a random (to him) knight. That ain't shit, he ain't done shit up there. Really all he's done is find the exact location of the dragon glass that Stannis told them about.
Also, he's a fat sack of shit who is one of the only two men in recorded history to kill a White Walker.
And again, no where is safe anymore. If the North falls it doesn't matter where he and Little Same and Gilly are, they're all dead anyway. Besides, he left because they were in danger at the Wall because the men of the Night's Watch are a bunch of former criminals and rapists and shit. Now Jon's got his own castle, that's no longer an issue.
Stannis didn't say anything about a mountain full of dragonglass or a mine or even a cave. He just said they have it in Dragonstone.
WTF? It's an obvious shift of the structure of the show and stands out like a sore thumb, poeple are totally within their right to discuss and complain about it, it's a jarring change.
The short time he's been there, he found a cache of obsidian that Jon could mine and saved the life of one of Daenerys's elite knights. He's literally done more in that short time than he had in his entire life up to that point, and there's even strong indications he was making an impression on the Maester that could have benefited him in the long run.
He's a fat sack of shit who completely forgot why he went there (to keep his family safe and because he wasn't much use fighting at the Wall) the moment things didn't completely go his way.
Like I said in the sentence that followed, all he's done is find the location of the dragon glass Stannis mentioned.
These memes are glorious.
You know that isn't what you said.
also why is Jon surprised to learn Arya & Bran are alive? Brienne told Sansa she saw Arya, Theon told Sansa Bran & Rickon were alive, when Jon talks to Dany she asks if he lost two brothers and he says yes; if at the time he thought the facts were different I thought he would've been like "actually I lost 3 brothers."
so that was kinda weird to me but I guess it was worth it because it's cute how Dany was like "I'm happy for you. ...you don't seem happy."
Wheres PART TWO T_T
I'm not sure why exactly, but I love that little monologue where Jon tells Dany he doesn't need permission and that he's a king. Jon has been so hesitant to really accept his role and it was nice to see him own it for once.
I wonder, does Jorah see Jon as another Daario? I know Jorah didn't respect Daario and Daario was a bad influence on Dany anyway. I'm not sure what Jorah thought of Khal Drogo though.
Seriously. He needs to hurry up with Part 2.
It's literally the third sentence of the post. Go check, I'll wait.
He found a mountain of dragon glass that Stannis already told them about and saved the life of a random (to him) knight. That ain't shit, he ain't done shit up there. Really all he's done is find the exact location of the dragon glass that Stannis told them about.