Oh I'm not arguing that the seven kingdoms aren't technically the ones you say (north, west, storm, reach, vale, iron/river, dorne, for the record). I'm outright saying the only reason the Iron Isles are included is cos they were in charge of the riverlands during Aegon's Conquest. Take that away and the ironborn haven't got shit. You're also making my point for me: The old gods of the North are part of Westerosi culture. Godswoods, for example. Like the North, Dorne has its own particular variations of Westerosi customs. But they follow the Seven. So it's all kind of the same shit give or take, and I was aware of that discrepancy when I posted last time. At least you picked up on it. While the ironborn worship a strange god and share no Westerosi customs, not one.
You know that it's true the 'real' seven kingdoms are north, west, storm, reach, vale, river, dorne and the iron islands are separate. If you asked anybody who watched the show but knew nothing of lore they would say the same. Then you would have to go, "Ackshually..." because it's a technicality, man. Don't be a pedantic moonbat. No one gives a shit either way.
