Holy shit someone actually said they would go on for 10+ seasons?It was in response to the retards who were saying that they would go on for 10-15 seasons as some people were claiming
so, do you have to watch these to keep the stories and characters straight? Like when hostess died and catlin cried?
Mostly the people in Sylas's brain. I'm trying to find all of his posts where he said they wouldn't go past 7 seasons because of costs and his 'in the know' about actor pay policies and shit but I can't because the three headed dragon that was GoT threads became one.Holy shit someone actually said they would go on for 10+ seasons?
No, but it's helpful to claim that people said stupid things years back because no one is going to go check. It's especially popular in the football thread.Holy shit someone actually said they would go on for 10+ seasons?
Listen up dickbutter, the Titans are going to make the playoffs and win the title. Quote me on it, shit's a done deal.
It would have been more fun if you guys would have let him try to dig up evidence of it.No, but it's helpful to claim that people said stupid things years back because no one is going to go check. It's especially popular in the football thread.
Well, they are Titans you know, the predecessors to the Greek gods. I just didn't see how they could lose.That's just the sort of thing someone would say if they said this after week 2.
Damn man, you are right. Did Robb send the letter in the show? I don't remember off the top of my head.Re: Jon Stark legitimacy, I was surprised no one mentioned Robb's letter. It will probably be revealed that it reached its destination, and The North Remembers.
Can you elaborate on the letter? I don't recall it from the show, and I'm not going to read the books anytime soon.Damn man, you are right. Did Robb send the letter in the show? I don't remember off the top of my head.
I forgot about that letter but now that you mention it, it makes perfect sense and is really the only legitimate way it can be done. Add that to the fact that the letter's recipient fought in a certain battle that we are almost definitely going to see play out in some manner, and it becomes a near certainty from a narrative/character introduction standpoint. The North Remembers, indeed.
The Pink Letter is spoiler heavy to the books, so without getting into details, it relates to events leading up to Jon Snow's death, Stannis's apparent death and Theon and Ramsay's wife's escape from winterfell, but in completely different circumstances. so much so there will probably be no Pink Letter in the tv show. in other words, as a show watcher, its nothing to worry about.Can you elaborate on the letter? I don't recall it from the show, and I'm not going to read the books anytime soon.
They're talking about the letter Robb wrote concerning the heir to Winterfell, not the letter that "Ramsay" wrote.The Pink Letter is spoiler heavy to the books, so without getting into details, it relates to events leading up to Jon Snow's death, Stannis's apparent death and Theon and Ramsay's wife's escape from winterfell, but in completely different circumstances. so much so there will probably be no Pink Letter in the tv show. in other words, as a show watcher, its nothing to worry about.