Dawn, the sword borne by the chosen knight of House Dayne which awards the awesome title “Sword of the Morning” was forged from meteoric iron. It is stated that the founder of House Dayne followed a falling star to it’s landing site, where he founded the seat of his house (Starfall). A Song of Ice and Fire for anyone…

nah. obviously they need to be surgeons.

so much this.

The military does some fucked up shit to people. I can see how an army vet would just say “I can’t do that. I don’t care about consequences or orders. I have been broken down and reconditioned as a US military member and I MUST honor the SSB.”

Wait there is no malevolent faction amongst the rats in the book? I would swear I’ve read it thrice and I still remember them being there. I guess I’ve just seen the movie that many times.

Well that really really sucks.

Coke Zero Vanilla and Cherry are amazing.

Not for nothing, but if one wanted to quickly peruse a literary source for info on the backstory of ASOIAF, one need look no further than the excellent World of Ice and Fire book.

Never change, Florida Man. Never change.

I still don’t know what a dab is, and at this point, I’m afraid to ask.

to get pregnant

No that just makes you a cunt.

This makes me really sad. I thoroughly enjoy ME: A and see myself doing multiple single-player playthroughs of it to try out different versions of Ryder as I have in the past with different versions of Shepard. I would have loved to see a DLC expansion where the quarian/geth/batarian/volus/drell/hanar ark showed up…

congratulations on that stretch. I didn’t know there was a way to reach far enough to drag an imaginary race card into this argument.

I really wish this was actually an article instead of a link to a video.

Maybe it’s gone in Pittsburgh. I work in 7 different steel mills within a 20 mile piece of lakefront.

If automation were the whole problem, we would have a much smaller, but still thriving, steel industry. There is a 0% chance that the move more and more away from buying american steel hasn’t contributed to the decline in the american steel industry.

I am not following every word that’s an embedded hypertext link on the off chance that it’s a clunky reference.

“thanks”to the collapse of the steel industry...?

Is anyone actually surprised by this?