God, Iris, shut up. Yes, you have a right to be pissed, but really, them not telling you for your safety is the least important reason. Instead of being angry that Barry kept something private—you know, the way everybody has a right to do—how about focusing on the way he tricked you by showing up and talking to you as…

Agreed, so much. The whole time I was like, "Are any of you going to try to talk to him at all? He liked Caitlin, are any of you going to even just say you're her friend and she misses him? You're obviously getting flashes of the torture that was inflicted on him, maybe one of you could be sympathetic and see if that…

It's the Starling City Death's-A-Coming Music Festival and Emergency Services Fund Drive! Come to rock out, stay for the inoculations!

I assumed that the idea was that each of them could have part of him or do something special with their shares. Like they could each honor him in their own way. Relatives/friends of the deceased often do each take some of the ashes to keep or dispose of in a way that has meaning to them.

I think the difference—aside from the fact that Iris just sucks and always has, whereas Felicity has been a decent and likable character until now—is that Felicity outed Barry to a villain from a different show/set-up. The Flash (as far as I recall) has never really dealt with the League and there's no real indication…

I generally agree with your points, but I don't think it's so much that Ollie "let" Malcolm make off with the League, as it is that Ollie really really needed Malcolm's help and giving him the League was the only way to get it. I doubt Ollie was like, "Oh, hey, Malcolm, would you like to run the League?"

Ah, thanks! :-)

Oh no! Her body doesn't conform to your ideal! Quick, let everyone know! Hurry hurry, a woman's body doesn't meet with your approval! EMERGENCY! You must make snotty comments about it right away!

Every time these guys talk about bending their knees for each other, I think they're talking about something other than swearing fealty.

No, you weren't.

It's a real thing, re animals. That's what "game-bred" means.

And leper colonies were very different from just throwing all the lepers into some town somewhere and running away, leaving sick people to fend for themselves until they inevitably died. They were, essentially, homes, run by monks, where the inflicted were fed and cared for. They were often (in Europe, at least) on…

*Leper*

Nice bottom.

Marry Me was sexist and unfunny, but I liked the cast. Hopefully they can find something better.

God, who cares?

It works pretty much like it does in any world. Some people believe, some don't, and there are several gods to choose from. The only difference is that at least one of them provides some actual proof of his existence (albeit generally sort of awful proof) and sometimes provides such proof in exchange for sacrifices,…

Oh, I agree! I would have thought he'd at least have a second hand made with a blade attached for just that purpose. I was just mentioning another use of the metal hand that I'm surprised has only just occurred to them.

Joffrey was considering having all gay people rounded up and killed anyway, though. He mentioned wanting to make homosexuality a crime, and Margaery swallowed her anger and disgust and said, "That is your right as King," or something.

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