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Ah, the pizza joke

I mean, if only one person has ever only made their recipe for you then sure. What a silly thing to say. That's like say all of anything taste the same. Same here, and nothing is more frustrating than to be looking forward to some tiramisu and then shoveling some garbage tier plate of it...

Cannolis are super hit and miss. There's no in between cannoli. It's either God Tier or Shit Tier. So I'd recommend having some more from other places before you pass final judgement.

He comes off sort of like a berserker on the show. In the books he never fought. He was a master strategist and talked a good game. You hear tales of his exploits but never actually see him fight yourself, he'd rather others do it for him. Fun facts for non book readers; Whenever Euron drank...

Well it all degraded into "did magic exist in westeros, south of the wall (that part was added in when north it's super common) before the comet." The answer was yes.

I'm starting a new business from the ground up and will be using adwords to help us get our google placement quicker. Once that happens I'll probably back off it as well.

I saw Crispy Taco and Fried Green Tomato at the store last night.

--tries to present facts to made up world, gets shown he's wrong, then brushes off as not caring because its a made up world--

Also there are three theories as to why the dragons died out they are as follows; They fact the Targaryens kept them in a pit instead of letting them roam free and from then on they got smaller and smaller, inbreeding also was to blame because of this. (This one is the most widely accepted...

I'm sorry...did they exist or not? They've only been gone for decades. Not "hundreds of years". It's okay to be wrong. truly.

Correct. Dragons lived beyond that.

Hundreds of years, eh?

All of Westeros was populated by them until the Andel invasion.Beings of magic. Existing before the comet.

Thinking about it more, one could argue The Wall has been the reason that magic has become more rare south of the wall and the comet has nothing to do with it at all. (which it doesn't anyway)

no. Well maybe in the show I suppose.

I mean, true...you had some saying the red comet signifying the red blood of Eddard Stark and such as well and the war of the 5 kings started shortly after it whcih peopel said was the reason. Osha dismissed all of it though and said Dragons and shortly after the dragons were born in the east...

The Green Seers and The Children of the forest have always been around, pretty much since history was being recorded. Which was before the comet.

I don't even get the attachment of the comet to magic here. The only thing the comet is refereed to specifically is the return of Dragons. That's it.

I'm not debating anything, I'm simply answering your question of if magic existed in Westeros before the comet. It did, it just wasn't common knowledge to the majority of people. Just like how the White Walkers have invaded in the past, there's a giant 1000 ft wall to keep them out, there's a...

Says the guy who was asking about a comet, magic and the history of magic in a fictional world. *eyeroll*

Wildfire isn't made through chemistry alone just like Valyrian Steel can't be made through forging alone. It's made with infusing the items with magic. Stop being all butt hurt dude, you're asking questions, you're getting answers.

Wildfire requires the arcane to make. Pyromancers make it. Who pratice the arcane. Who have been around for long, long before the comet.

Easier doesn't mean "couldn't do it before" I mean, it was easy enough to make for the Mad King to stockpile enough of it to burn the majority of Kings Landing.

Considering they talked about how the mad king would going to burn the whole city with wild fire, yes, its been around and been made before the comet. He had people making it. Pyromancers have been around for as long as they talk about the history of Westeros.

Yeah I couldn't remember him. He could also make wildfire and had a crew of others who could also do it.

The creepy dude who turned the mountain into a walking zombie is a pyromancer man. He's always been around too. And it doesn't matter how they are perceived, they are still there and still practicing the arcane.

Yes

The Pyromancers have still been around in Westeros. The Children of the Forest were around as well. Magic is indeed much more rare in Westeros, but it's still there and always has been.

:(

Green Seers The Warlocks of Qarth have been around the whole time Pyromancers still existed the whole time too, just not known about and were shunned by other alchemists. The Three Eyed Raven has been around the whole time. (Though hes a green seer as well I suppose) The Faceless have been...

Valyrian Steel

I'm sure the mountains "life" is also sustained by normal every day science as well. *nods* At any rate, it's everywhere.

There's magic all around them that they flat out ignore all the time, why would this be so crazy that they would too? Maybe they think this is how ravens simply are at this point. Not saying its not lazy writing, but they do it enough in other places...why not here?

I would classify it more as a case of likes good movies.

Stan Lee could tell me I'll get a blow job while watching it and I'm still not sure that would get me excited for this movie.

I got that from wife #2 every once in awhile. I'd just roll my eyes and be greatful for the silent treatment I'd get for the next day or two.

My first ex wife was Italian. Porchetta (porketta as they call it) is just an Italian, heavily seasoned pork shoulder roast. It's pretty good, it's awesome cold as left overs and made as a sammich.

I don't think so...you'd think they'd be worried about the ending leaking before aug next year if that were the case.

I had that today too...its an abomination to call that Porchetta but that didn't stop it from being delicious.

Oh you mean the same woman who was pointed out last episode "You're the first ruling woman in the history of Westeros"? You mean that one?