If it has, you have already missed your window. #b4itwascool.

The bridesmaids are obviously not the problem. Perhaps we might instead consider the 11 (give or take) groomsmen?

Self-righteous validation.

And thank goodness for Vermont.

The fit of their garments make them look like they’ve shrunk.

Agreed. Not so much “into him” as “into what he can do for her”.

Cersei’s arming a cult and unleashing them on the city, while managing to piss off one of the most powerful Houses in the realm? Because her DIL threw some shade her way?

Furthermore, some restaurants - more likely when it’s a major chain - will have ingredient lists for everything they serve. This is useful for people who have allergies to not-always-visible ingredients. The person preparing the food may not always know that soy lecithin is present in the pasta sauce they’re serving…

Can we call this the “Sea Horse Argument”?

Becoming a tattoo artist has been a long-held on/off dream of mine. Through high school, college, and now 6 years into teaching, it is still something I am genuinely interested in pursuing...And FUCK if every time I start researching studios and artists I don’t meet another crop of fucking ASSHATS.

In my experience, it’s not something you can judge immediately. You’re in the heat of battle right now. Check back when the war is over.

Climed out of the right vagina.

Can I get this in an adult size?

She may not be a headlining super-heroine, but she’s something! (And 51 y/o.)

It was so good but...eek! I worry that Margaery is overplaying her hand just a bit. Don’t fuck it up, Marge! You’re already winning!

One of my students and I were discussing our ideal outcomes for some of the GoT characters on the show. She knows I’ve read the books and was hoping I could offer up some insight as to what’s going to happen on the show. One, fuck if I remember a fraction of what happened in the book. Two, some of these character arcs…

See, I assume he is taking Tyrion to Cersie. It’s been years since I read the books so I don’t remember one way or another. Tyrion is worth more in King’s Landing than in...wherever the fuck Dany is.

At some point during this press conference (I have only seen bits and pieces) a journalist askes the women on the panel a question. Who jumps in to answer? Mr. Evans, cheered on silently by Mr. Ruffalo.

Dean Winchester cries a lot?

I’m pretty good about accepting a character’s demise, expecially having read about said demise years before. The story is what it is.