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What would have made it better would be if they snuck around hiding behind poles like Scooby Doo and the Gang. They should have had Myrcella and Trystane up on the roof and had Bronn say "we need to go up on the roof". Then when they get caught by Areo Hotah they look at the sand snakes and...

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Theon betrayed the Starks and killed children. He deserved punishment, and probably inhumane punishment at that. What Ramsay did was holy shit fucked up, but if a woman had killed those kids, the standards would be lowered for her too.

Yea, I don't like Iris. They can make her cool, but I don't know if they will. I do respect her trying to make it work with Eddie, but she needs to stop interfering with Barry's shit.

I'm pretty sure my question is the follow up question that makes it meaningful.

Could you give me some specifics of them being exploited against their wishes? Perhaps include the dialogue, measurements, clothing, process of clothing removal, etc.?

Yea, I feel for you. I'm allergic to nothing (that I know of) unless we count poison ivy. I can't imagine how much that would suck.

I know some people that probably have cancer we should try that on.

Don't quote me bro. I know how you laid it out. I think the rape accusation is dubious regardless, but I agree that norms have shifted. Just that, if that's rape by modern standards, I've come pretty close with a few hatefucks. None of that crying laying motionless nonsense mind you...

Yea, and fucking her forever is a good way of doing that. Are you implying he'd kill her to punish Brandon?

Not rape. She didn't want it to happen like that, but she knew that was part of what she was walking into and did so with weeks of foreknowledge.

I don't see Littlefinger betraying her. He was loyal to Catelyn, and I think he would prefer to keep Sansa around. He is very sentimental. If he had to choose between what he wants and her he might end her, but it doesn't seem like he'd be easy to put in that position. Sansa has the...

LF + Sansa is technically North + Riverlands + Vale. He's Lord Paramount of the Trident and Lord of Harrenhal as well as the legal guardian of Robyn Arryn. Geographically that's more than half of Westeros, but the Trident is an empty title as the Tullys aren't friendly and they still control...

Well Arianna (Ellaria takes role?) was working with them to cause a war, and when Hotah (black axedude) fucks up Arys (Jaime takes role) Darkstar (not present) went rogue and hurt Myrcella. So they never really got the opportunity to make their move openly because Doran outmaneuvered them...

Right, I thought you meant the guards. The snakes were there for Myrcella, not Jaime. That was a coincidence.

Well in the books Doran is a hell of a player, but they're not doing a good job foreshadowing how competent he is. I figure he'd know if anyone new shows up anywhere close to the water garden. Myrcella is a significant piece in his game. They should make this a bit more obvious.

Seems like a bit of a package deal, but yea maybe less AoS. If I was in her position I don't think I'd be telling Disney no very often.

Only one thing that jerked me out of the episode was why they would bring the incriminating SWOT board to the homicide offices. Mike Judge is so detail obsessed I just don't know how he decided to go with that.

I doubt that. That's some high profile shit. Unless this show goes ballistic she's going to want any Lady Sif stuff she can get. It's not like they give her bad material with it.

Shit I wish I had even that.

I laughed during Batman & Robin. Shit was so dumb. But that's why we got the dark reboot man. Silver lining.

If he does intend to fly a Lannister flag there it would obviously be to inspire more chaos, but he might either be being figurative or it might be that Joffrey and Tommen fly the Lion beneath the Stag.

I listened to wrath of the khans 1 on youtube and already knew all that. I'll try common sense I guess.

Yea, I don't accept he wouldn't have the kingsguard try to stop them from taking his queen. She's everything to him.

I'd bang her, but I doubt I'll watch this.

If Ramsay had made her give consent verbally, she would have without question. She could have lashed out or attempted to run away before now, but then she has no leverage in the Bolton house. She's biding her time, and the marriage is a part of it. She's willing, but she's also deeply unhappy...

Yea, send them both to the wall for spoilers. Harsh, but fair.

Also this should have more lasting power considering the positive word of mouth. It'll be in the black before its theater run is over.

Stop trying to penetrate my skull faggot.

Yea, I had a moment where I thought they were in a Stark version of the danger room. And while I was deciding whether Thor would bother to show up to something like that the idea was undone by the Hydra agents.

We had a boxer/amstaff hybrid for a few years. She was a stout little thing. If we were assholes we could have probably made some good fighters out of her. She was like 99.9% muscle, and would wriggle out of any grasp you tried to put her in. Pits have a very similar build to what she had...

I don't get how a defense contractor wasn't sharp on using metric.

I'm with Tred. I don't enjoy contacts. I've got a thing about needles too though, so the discomfort could be 99% psychological.

Pretty much.

That last episode was a bit meh. There is another one I hope. I still think the high point for this show was the tidal wave/time travel episode. It was hardcore and then the next few episodes were a so/so return to normal.

I've played with plenty of pitbulls and their closer relatives. They're fine. They're like every other fucking dog. The problem is owners. It's like banning only black guns. They're scarier looking, but most other guns will kill you just as easily in the right hands.

I liked it. Some good, some bad, but the behavior of the characters seemed plausible.

Jon will get rezzed. There is too much set-up on that for it to go a different way. Whether or not he'll remember he's Jon or if others will recognize him as Jon is a different story. He still has his wolf, and magic Mel and Bran are both nearby. There isn't much to do with the story if he...

make brownies?

The Theon<->Sansa<->Ramsay stuff was painful to sit through. The Ramsay/Miranda and Ramsay/Roose stuff was fine though. I get that he's supposed to be a creepy weirdo, but my eyes glaze over when Ramsay is being weird.