"Heaven's white rose. The doors you open, I just can't close."

Neko Case - The Train from Kansas City
Breeders - Cannonball
Leonard Cohen - Chelsea Hotel #2

If you ever go to Argentina, you have to pay a $160 reciprocity fee that's good for 10 years. When explaining this to a friend I go "It pays for itself after the 17th visit!"

Right. Even in the books if I recall, the connection between Slynt and his actions in Ned's death was an afterthought.

Actually, just rewatched the execution. Slynt didn't throw Ned down. It was two unidentified Kingsguards.

Slynt didn't slap Sansa. He was head of the City Watch (King's Landing PD) and betrayed Ned when Ned attempted to take over as Lord Protector. The Sansa slapper was Ser Meryn Trant, of the Kingsguard. (The elite knights who protect the King. Jamie is the Commander and before him Ser Barristan Selmy who is now with…

Part of me wanted him to do the whole speech like Ned and Robb, "I Jon Snow, 998th Lord Commander of the Night's Watch sentence you, Janos Slynt to death." But then since both Ned and Robb later lost their own heads, that was probably for the best.

That shot when she first looks over Moat Cailin I was like "Wow, great job making her look like a younger Michelle Fairley."

They serve the one god, Death. Since the HoB&W has all the gods in that room that Arya points out its not a group of Assassins for assassins sake, but more a religion built around the concept of death, and that the FM are priests, implements of death, thus servants of God. Losing identity allows one to be a more…

Screw it. I'm rebroadcasting MLB games with implied oral consent and letting the chips fall where they may!

Put down the duckie if you want to play saxophone.

Omar Coming

Eric Idle "I'm not dead yet. I feel happy."

That album always cracks me up. From the versions that have "Send in the Clowns" to the ones that don't, and the random "Hey, this is Red Rocks" Bono shouts. It doesn't sound like he's trying to pander to the crowd, but more like he just realized where he was.

If you do a random Pink Floyd shuffle, and it splits Brain Damage and Eclipse. Painful.

I like how you included it was the live version of Sunday Bloody Sunday from Red Rocks and not the War album version.

Madonna - Beautiful Stranger
The National - Conversation 16
Chuck Berry - Roll Over Beethoven
The Doors - LA Woman
Augustana - Boston
Prince - Cream
Led Zeppelin - Black Dog
U2 - Dancing Barefoot
Dropkick Murphy's - Don't Tear Us Apart
The Clash - Charlie Don't Surf
Bruce Springsteen - Ain't Got You
Less Than Jake - Automatic
Ram…

Gah. Just made the connection between the Unsullied and a version of the Janissaries of the Ottoman Empire.

And that was just the Orange Line.

Looks like I picked the wrong week to kill my father and marry my mother.