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The joke doesn't really work very well when you type substantially more words than it would have taken to just type lazy.

Thanks for the updated definition, it's good to know that by every criteria you 'people' have posted so far, my post still wasn't a spoiler. Glad it was moved, that's some great moderation. Goddamn stupid American Inventorfaggot retard.

Yeah, how about when retarded mods move shit that isn't a spoiler to begin with? Or better yet, when retarded mods turn something into a spoiler by moving it in the first place? How about you faggots infract yourselves for spoilers.

Actually I was just expressing the opinion I had formed after watching the first two seasons of the show you fucking dumbass. Prior to some stupid ass overzealous mod moving my post, the only people who would have thought I was spoiling something were mouth-breathing retards like you. Then...

Because charging people for alpha access is a mortal insult, but not allowing anyone access to the alpha at all is totally cool.

Suck my dick you faggot. *edit* In case that was too ambiguous, I'm going to continue posting things that aren't spoilers in that thread, and I'm going to continue calling the mods a bunch of fucking retards every time they remove a post that isn't even close to being a fucking spoiler...

So a post that speculates between possibilities is now confirming predictions. Why even bother having 'rules' about posting in in the spoiler thread when its clear you retards are just going to use a bunch of nonsensical arbitrary criteria to remove posts whenever it suits your fancy?

Right, because it's absolutely fucking impossible to have formed the opinion that she's likely to set off to train to become a faceless man based solely on the events that have transpired in the TV show. I mean let's see, she met and developed a relationship with a faceless man, after the escape...

Pretty big assumption that Aegon and Meera would both get one of the dragons and Daenerys would get left out. The stage is already set for her to have a closer bond with Drogon than with Viserion or Rhaegal, and he's named for her dead husband, so it would seem strange to show her getting close...

Right because something that doesn't even begin to hint at a spoiler is totally inappropriate for the non-spoiler thread.

Yeah, Lithose already clarified that only Bran can do it cause he's a greenseer.

How is that a spoiler? Or are you just too big of a dumbfuck to understand the basic syntax of the english language? Or to just go with what I said in irc when I saw you moved the post eight fucking hours later after several other mods saw it and thought it was fine, you're a goddamn stupid...

Ok I forgot that Bran was extra special. Still, a faceless warg is a scary concept, even if she isn't a faceless greenseer.

Well...fuck this piece of shit I'm not going to go see it anymore.

So shitty writing, got it.

Depends on how far she is able to develop her warg powers without tutelage. Bran was able to learn how to affect humans with his powers on his own, but that likely had a lot to do with having been crippled. Either way, it stands to reason that it's at least possible she could stumble onto that...

Eh, you sorta have to assume Arya's story will eventually become not boring if she does end up living long enough to be trained by the faceless men, assuming she lives that long and that is indeed where her story is going.

I thought this was foreshadowed with all the subtlety of a sledgehammer from when she buried Needle under a flagstone somewhere instead of just throwing it away like she was supposed to.

Vigil was a competent studio, they were just owned by an incompetent publisher. But since you've evidently been living under a rock for the last several years, THQ, mainly through Relic, did fine with the 40K license. Dawn of War 1 and 2 were quite enjoyable, and Space Marine, while ultimately...

Meh. Valyrian steel became dumb when Tywin was able to have Ned's greatsword Ice melted down and reforged into two longswords with no problem. The shit is the same old fantasy trope, Valyrian steel is basically just mithril/adamantine/starmetal/etc.

Man, and I thought Vigil's attempt at a 40k mmo was a trainwreck, but this already seems even worse and it's the first I've heard of it. Maybe when THQ went under they were forced to give the assets to Games Workshop, who then picked this studio of complete nobodies to go forward with it...

Eh, by those standards almost everyone in GoT is a villain. I think by GoT standards, to really be a villain you have to do fucked up shit for no real reason or gain, which is why I used the examples of Joffrey and Ramsay. I would barely even count Walder Frey as a villain, since he had beef...

Baelish will never be considered a villain. There are very few actual villains in the series, since to be a villain things have to be sort of black and white. People like Joffrey and Ramsay are villains, other people just have adversarial relationships with one another.

Kingdom Hearts sucks

I can understand not liking the Ultramarines or Iron Warriors series, but Fulgrim and A Thousand Sons are unquestionably two of the best Heresy books, probably two of the top three, with the other being The First Heretic.

Well, reading an ancient book is basically the same trope as saying a wizard did it.

It's doubtful that Tywin cares much about him on a personal level, but after that lecture when Tywin was first introduced to the show about how 'legacy' was the single most important thing to him, Jaime will never be dead to him unless he manages to really trash the Lannister name/house, at...

Wait, so you're gonna see it in 5d?

They have to prove it was an unlawful killing of a human by another human with malice aforethought(intent). Firing 4 times at someone who is not threatening you in any way and is, in fact, fleeing for their lives, is at the very leastIntent to cause grievous bodily harm short of death, if...

So did he reasonably believe he was trying to stop a thief, or didn't he?

Why would a manslaughter charge stick any better than a murder charge if it was legally justified for him to use lethal force? Your argument makes no sense. Craigslist no longer has an adult section, but if you are posting an ad anywhere on the 'female escorts' section of backpage (the new...

So what are the best general farming/xp runs with the changes to mob density in acts 2 and 4? Or are they still more or less the same.

Except it changed hands and became hers when he paid for her time. Learn to read.

Ok, so you're admitting he murdered her? Because she can't be legally obligated to provide sex, which means his 150 dollars wasn't stolen, which means he wasn't trying to retrieve stolen property, in which case he's just a garden variety murderer who got away because the laws in Texas are...

Yeah because I'll definitely choose to believe the testimony of the murderer who needs the situation to be portrayed in a very specific way to avoid going to jail for the rest of his life. Fucking idiot. Notice how there is only one side of the story? Oh yeah because his victim is dead. It's...

Says the fucking idiot who thinks it's cool to murder a hooker over 150 bucks.

Your intentions are crystal fucking clear when you shoot someone in the throat. He was trying to kill her.

Are you fucking retarded or what?

The four states of mind recognized as constituting "malice" are: Intent to kill, Intent to inflict grievous bodily harm short of death, Reckless indifference to an unjustifiably high risk to human life (sometimes described as an "abandoned and malignant heart"), or Intent to commit a...

Uh, what? It absolutely meets the elements of murder. The only reason he got off was because of the Texas law that allows people to use deadly force to recover property during a nighttime theft. That was the central argument of the defense. He'd get life in prison in any other state.