As for your 7), in the previous episode they had shown a guardswoman taking their names and other info.

♫The moon was shining in the night
The house was playing such a simple song
And as you stole another bite

Upvoted for Abercrombie. Though I somewhat doubt that Sutter would had the needed finesse to successfully adapt it, Among all bleakness and subversion, the First Law had some genuinely touching and funny moments. Sutter can do touching, but I never seen anything really funny in SOA.

Ah, I see. I tip my hat to you. Well, in my opinion, even most of the dead settings do deserve their own pages, and when we are talking about both thematically distinct and complex setting, it deserves subpages as well, especially given domains' specifics. And given the Ravenloft's passionate fanbase, the setting is…

Which world was that? I'm curious. If it was obscure-ish, than it probably wasn't Forgotten Realms, Eberron or Dragonlance. So what was it? Planescape? Dark Sun? Ravenloft? Spelljammer? Al-Quadim? Greyhawk? Masque of Red Death (Ravenloft subsetting)?

Well, she's told her daughter to close the door when she returned from school.
- Alicia: What took you so long?
- Madison: Shut the door.

Well, technically, White Walkers are nonhuman race, and human risen dead were called wights in the books.

If you used "eto horosho" as "it's all good", then you definitely was doing it wrong. If you must use "horosho" in that way, you'll need to use "vse horosho".

Eh? Vaguely coherent? They were totally coherent, the naming pattern consisted of [Supernatural Creature]: the [Main Theme]. Masquerade, Apocalypse, Ascension, Oblivion, Dreaming etc. It was pretty straightforward. Now, granted, Vampire should have been named either Vampire: Pawns of the Antediluvians, or at least…

I thought that it's HAL 9000.

Haha, RPG nerds unite!

> nwah
And now I want to play Morrowind again.

Think for a minute about actually having him be solely responsible for an adolescent child

> Except that he'd never stop grimly shaking his head
> and muttering "Fuck. Fuck-fuck-fuck! FUCK!!!"
FTFY

If the girl was four in 1992, she'd be 37 now. Sad waitress at the Melancholy Bar seems to be the right age, though.

Yeah, I totally agree with you. I get some of the commenters here who think that Ray is a shitty dad, but I strongly disagree. Yeah, he's violent, and drinking a lot, and he's moody, but hell, his heart is in the right place. He cares about the kid, he wants to communicate with him, and not only to give lectures. Ray…

Yeah, we so how much Velcoro cares about the kid, and in return he gets nothing. It's kinda weird, to be honest. If my dad would have beaten some kids' parents in my class, he would have been my fucking hero, no matter how much he would have drank or snorted, or whatever. We really haven't seen anything which would…

What do you even have against curly bobs? Also, ombre is a thing, look it up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wi…
Granted, I never liked that look in general, but on McAdams it looks good, somewhat punkish, but good.

I, for one, really like this Depressing Bar and don't find it so unreal as other commentators do. Then again, I'm Russian.

> Marty's sophomoric rants
You're confusing Rust with Marty, Marty was mostly into adultery, and not nihilistic proclamations.