Well shit. I'm usually game to let the show make their choices with those types of things, but I just wanted to hear the most famous lisp in all of Westeros. Especially when he gets his ear bitten off.

Fair enough. I thought third book was fair game, but its safe to add it anyway.

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Did they cast Vargo Hoat for this year? If I don't get to hear "Kingthlayer, you are my captifth" with Fat Zollo standing nearby, I'm not gonna be happy.

Also, what do you think the ETA on the whole limb removal plot is looking like?

Just started reading At Home by Bill Bryson. I'm about 100 pages in and its already filled with so many interesting little tidbits of history and links to word origins and what not that I know the rest of the book is going to be very enjoyable.

Also recently picked up Cosmopolis by Don DeLillo, The Flood by Ian Rankin, …

Christopher Evan welch was also in Lincoln, so it's almost like they're bringing rubicon back, albeit in broken up pieces and spread throughout critically acclaimed films. Close enough though, right?

I like to think I did pretty well for myself. Michael Clayton was always one of those ones I knew I'd like but kept evading me for some reason. It also prompted me to download The Insider and The Verdict so those are next on the docket.

On Friday on the train ride home I watched Monster's Inc. for the first time ever somehow. It was good, but not on the same level as the Toy Storys, Wall-E, Up, Ratatouille and The Incredibles. But still good. I also watched the third episode of The Americans which is getting better each week I think. And I love…

Yeah that's definitely the impression I have of it so far. I don't have any other Irving lying around, but I'm definitely going to pick some up.

I've been reading Guns, Germs and Steel for about a month now. Despite how interesting it is, and trust me, some of it is highly interesting, I find it hard to read for any extended period of time. I find Diamond's writing style to come across like a high school essay at times. He frequently introduces his points,…

I actually just started Guns, Germs and Steel a couple days ago. I'm about 100 pages in and the only issue is that sometimes I find his writing style a little repetitive, but I can tell it's gonna be worth the read. It's already so full of interesting, novel information and theories.

While I've only ever read 1Q84 and Norwegian Wood by Murakami, I still 1Q84 is a phenomenal work. Though a bit overlong at times, it makes it that much more rewarding when you get to where he's going. And some of the characters are just fascinating.

And those sparkly blues just feel like they're whisking you away to some paradise in the sky

And those sparkly blues just feel like they're whisking you away to some paradise in the sky

Finished up The World According to Garp which I absolutely loved. I found its laid back treatment of adultery a little jarring at times, but the way Irving weaves all these little stories together really pulls you in before you even realize it. There's also only so many books I've read which involve genital mutilation…

Finished up The World According to Garp which I absolutely loved. I found its laid back treatment of adultery a little jarring at times, but the way Irving weaves all these little stories together really pulls you in before you even realize it. There's also only so many books I've read which involve genital mutilation…

That's it! Back to Winnipeg!

That's it! Back to Winnipeg!

Finally Andy Samberg's work on Game of Thrones boob content gets the credit it deserves.

Finally Andy Samberg's work on Game of Thrones boob content gets the credit it deserves.

Sorry to break it, but your amped-up seasonal depression should go back a few years now. Two and a Half Men has won at least 7 or 8 Emmys over the years.