(Spoilers inc.)

I am so fucking down with a Witcher noir spin off.

No, man. Sansa isn’t like that. The world has just made her realistic.

He didn’t even need to zig zag. Run while looking over your shoulder! Oh! look, the arrow is in the air, i’d better lean left for a few seconds. Oh, another one? We’ll make a sharp right, like there is a rock in my way! A third arrow? Well, there’s Jon, not too far a head of me, i’ll just stop and wait for him.

Just to clear up for you, the Vale troops, nor almost anyone else, wouldn’t have to cross the river at the Frey’s home, the Twins. That is simply the fastest way for an army from Winterfell to reach further West, like River Run or Casterly Rock. The Vale would simply take the Kingsroad on up.

I found it interesting in two rapid fire Gwent articles from Schreier and Hamilton both admit to not really playing much Gwent during the Witcher 3 campaign. I wonder if that’s a function of being a games journalist. These guys have to cover so many different games, and usually on a deadline if that leads them to…

As you may have heard, Gawker Media, which owns Lifehacker, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection today. Chapter 11 allows a company to restructure while continuing normal operations, and that’s what we’ll do.

2016 America: Where a 12-year old boy is shot and killed by the police for playing with a toy and it’s his fault because he should have “known” that people would see him as a threat, while a full-grown adult who rapes an unconscious woman and tries to flee should only have to endure a couple months of jail because…

This makes absolute sense and my heart aches for this man. Having said that, that's a fucking amazing picture.

This just in: Bran is a giant dick through time and space.

Yep, that’s pretty much what it boils down to. I’d add another one: know the rules and procedures (though that goes with #2, I guess). I think a lot of people show up unprepared and spend more time than they need to figuring it out once they’re there. Or they’re not sure how early they need to show up and then get to…

These three rules work for the airport and traveling in general:

Actually the opposite! It means that they felt secure enough to explore the world. So good job :)

In that case its not the war that seems pointless to me but the loss of human life. The average German solider wouldn't have conceived a plan to exterminate entire nationalities by himself, but he was manipulated into killing and dying for that cause.

Whenever I read a story like this, I'm always saddened by the pointlessness of war and the loss of human life. These stories demonstrate that we are capable of behaving humanely to each other, yet it only seems to happen briefly.