I've never been to a family reunion in my life, nor has my family ever had one, but I know my grandmother's maiden name.

Then you, sir, are MY ENEMY.

Exactly. If this was genuinely satire, it wouldn't have been introduced the way it was.

Cool! I was genuinely disappointed not to see more examples, because it sounded pretty amusing. Definitely looking forward to seeing what you do when you have a good collection of empty-cup shots. (That sounds rather dirty…)

No, How is on another team.

"And then, in a burst of cleansing synchronicity, we became naked!"

If you eat spunk between the moon and New York City
I know it's crazy
But it's true…

(Sorry, I don't know what you're talking about with "qualify the the 'underwire is your friend,' statement," because I don't think either of us stated that? And I would assume that by "handfuls a plenty," you mean large-breasted women, but just prior to that you said you can see why large-breasted women might want to…

I thought the video would show various examples of each bad empty-cup habit, and then pick one that was the worst…like an awards show would do.

Her super strength doesn't magically transfer into anything she touches, though. The cardboard cup holder should still sag under the weight of the coffee it holds.

I sleep with a bra on. So do quite a few other women. I'm not comfortable without it and I hate feeling like I'm flopping around.

Yeah, if they spent a whole episode with people being amazed by Jon's resurrection and discussing it, [many of] those same people would complain that nothing is happening and it's moving too slow.

Wouldn't that be great? Everyone's waiting for Ramsey to get his comeuppance, but instead he just gets sick and dies.

Yep, I noticed that, too. Ouch. No merciful quick neck-breaking for those traitors, eh, Jon?

I could be talking out of my ass here (pun intended), but isn't a nude male butt a little less intimate, maybe, than a nude woman from the front?

Don't we all, though?

I wonder if the Lord of Light erased Jon's memories of the afterlife he experienced, before bringing him back or as part of bringing him back?

My husband and I thought that had Olly shown any remorse or sorrow when he and Jon exchanged that long look, had Olly said anything at all that seemed…well, childish, if you know what I mean: showing that he felt betrayed and lashed out the way a child would, Jon might have given him a reprieve or cut him down.

Oh, Tywin. I miss him, too.

Concur x100. I really hate to be That Girl, but these "reviews" are just incomprehensible nonsense that barely touches on the events of the show itself. If I wanted to read somebody's long ramblings and disconnected thoughts that are maybe tangentially related to the show they're watching, I'd go to Tumblr or follow…