You literally have to ask this. Oh god is anyone going to sdcc? Pls ask this somebodyOysters, clams, or cockles?
Which cast member has the baddest pussy?
Oh god please don't ask these I just got secondhand embarrassment just typing them up but someone had to.
You literally have to ask this. Oh god is anyone going to sdcc? Pls ask this somebody
"George wrote it", everyone applauds at how good of a line it is.I'd rather they ask "which writer wrote the 'bad pussy' like and was he fired?"
"George wrote it", everyone applauds at how good of a line it is.
"George wrote it", everyone applauds at how good of a line it is.
It's actually a deleted line from Sansa's opening chapter in TWOW. She leans over to Harry the Heir and whispers "You want a good girl..." seductively in his ear. Then Cat of the Canals slinks out from between her legs, and Harry replies, "I need that bad pussy."
Smash cut to Littlefinger furiously whacking one out in the corner.
It's right out of AFfC. They just gave it to Tyene instead.
Sam found himself kissing her back. I said the words, he thought, but her hands were tugging at his blacks, pulling at the laces of his breeches. He broke off the kiss long enough to say, "We can't," but Gilly said, "We can," and covered his mouth with her own again. The Cinnamon Wind was spinning all around them and he could taste the rum on Gilly's tongue and the next thing her breasts were bare and he was touching them. I said the words, Sam thought again, but one of her nipples found its way between his lips. It was pink and hard and when he sucked on it her milk filled his mouth, mingling with the taste of rum, and he had never tasted anything so fine and sweet and good. If I do this I am no better than Dareon, Sam thought, but it felt too good to stop. And suddenly his cock was out, jutting upward from his breeches like a fat pink mast. It looked so silly standing there that he might have laughed, but Gilly pushed him back onto her pallet, hiked her skirts up around her thighs, and lowered herself onto him with a little whimpery sound. That was even better than her nipples. She's so wet, he thought, gasping. I never knew a woman could get so wet down there. "I am your wife now and my bad pussy is yours" she whispered, sliding up and down on him. And Sam groaned and thought, No, no, you can't be, I said the words, I said the words, but the only word he said was, "Yes."
Okay, I know most of you don't like him, but this latest Preston Jacobs video is hilarious.
Why did Doran Martell say he wanted Tywin to witness his world burn if he and Oberyn planned his death?:
That makes total sense.He had Qyburn put Tywins soul into Ser Gregor of course.
http://youtu.be/5mlzPmm71Sc
Starting my first reread after finishing ADWD in April. The AGOT prologue is so badass. WAYMAR FUCKIN ROYCE!
I for one actually thought it would happen after I finished watching Season 2...I thought it would make sense given that The Hound is not the knight she wanted, but one she needed. Plus their name would be SanSan! There's a ton of fan art surrounding it.Please no Sansa and Hound. That's just weird.
"Dance with me then"
He went from a pompous little shit to a Man of the Nights Watch
Told on very high authority that the last substantial draft manuscript shown to D&D is our own The World of Ice and Fire. #GameOfThrones
wait...lol.
So they've really seen nothing of TWOW?
Martin has given D&D a general outline of where he's going in the series, but that's it. Whether he wrote that outline down or simply just told them...who knows. Regardless they know what he plans to do in the novel. Obviously the show is going in such a different direction that I'd imagine a lot of things won't be done the same/at all. But I'd expect most of the major characters to be in the same place/situation by the end.
Last week there was a report that one of the S6 directors said he has read a manuscript of TWOW. It seemed pretty obvious the news was poorly reported but some other sites ran with it. Now Elio is just setting the record straight.
Martin has given D&D a general outline of where he's going in the series, but that's it. Whether he wrote that outline down or simply just told them...who knows. Regardless they know what he plans to do in the novel. Obviously the show is going in such a different direction that I'd imagine a lot of things won't be done the same/at all. But I'd expect most of the major characters to be in the same place/situation by the end.
Last week there was a report that one of the S6 directors said he has read a manuscript of TWOW. It seemed pretty obvious the news was poorly reported but some other sites ran with it. Now Elio is just setting the record straight.
absolutely, and I find that hard to believe.A rough outline of the end game and a manuscript are vastly different things.
A rough outline of the end game and a manuscript are vastly different things. Prepare for a train wreck, they've already dropped the ball without exact story beats to follow and I see that being ratcheted up to an absurd level in the last 2 seasons
absolutely, and I find that hard to believe.
that would mean GRRM would not want any piece of dialogue he wrote himself to be in the show? a medium that reaches a much bigger audience. why would he want that?
absolutely, and I find that hard to believe.
that would mean GRRM would not want any piece of dialogue he wrote himself to be in the show? a medium that reaches a much bigger audience. why would he want that?
I could be completely wrong here (I'm not a writer), but if I was GRRM, I'd prefer larger character beats be spoiled in the show vs. specific lines of dialog.
that sounds as if GRRM is working against the show. I can't imagine he wouldn't want to see as much as possible of his own work on the show. after all that's what most people will remember.
Exactly.Guys, you're ignoring the obvious conclusion that D&D have seen all the manuscripts, and there have just been no new manuscript pages written since TWoIaF came out.
*directed to each cast member*Guys, I don't know what actors (if any) will be at TitanCon this year, but give me some GAF-inspired interview questions to ask.
I guess 2 Hobbits = 20 good men.*directed to each cast member*
"What's the most damage each of you can cause with 20 good men?"
Speaking of which, here's Ramsay and his 20 good men defeating Sauron
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Next time you guys should listen to us. You have no one else to blame but yourselves.agreed
This new GoT toy set is so sick.
http://watchersonthewall.com/hbo-reveals-new-line-of-thrones-toys/
Exactly.
i thought it was chess for a second there.
Much to my surprise, my editor Anne Groell sent me an email while I was over in Europe (Germany, Sweden, Aland) to let me know that the mass market paperback of A GAME OF THRONES had hit number one on the NEW YORK TIMES bestseller list for the week of July 5.
The July 5 list shows:
New York Times Bestseller List
July 5th, 2015
Trade Paperback Fiction
11. A GAME OF THRONES
Mass Market Fiction
1. A GAME OF THRONES
10. A DANCE WITH DRAGONS
11. A CLASH OF KINGS
17. A STORM OF SWORDS
Advice, How-To and Miscellaneous
13. THE WORLD OF ICE AND FIRE
E-book Fiction
19. A GAME OF THRONES: FIVE-BOOK SET
Combined Fiction
14. A GAME OF THRONES
All great, of course, but I have to confess, that return to #1 especially tickles.
Pretty damn good for a book first published in 1996.
(It is the return to the show to the airwaves that's responsible, of course, so thanks to HBO and David and Dan and Bryan and our amazing cast and directors... and also to Anne, and all the great folks at Bantam Spectra, who have kept all of the books in print and available for lo these long years. Long may we reign).
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agreed
Mhhm. Delicious