I think you meant to say "its" paradoxical ass. 
Using words like paradoxical doesn't mean your opinion is any less worthless than you are. Also, you should shut up.

Shut. Up.

Shut. Up.

Shut. Up.

Shut. Up.

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Shut. Up.

Shut. Up.

I would point out that T-Dog's death (which is listed by so people as an example of the show's racism) actually portrayed his character as an amazingly selfless and noble human being. Based on that and the fact that his death was met with genuine regret by so many fans, I think claims that he wasn't well developed…

I would point out that T-Dog's death (which is listed by so people as an example of the show's racism) actually portrayed his character as an amazingly selfless and noble human being. Based on that and the fact that his death was met with genuine regret by so many fans, I think claims that he wasn't well developed…

That time of month is already and always on legs.

That time of month is already and always on legs.

Also, he actually showed a certain sense of respect by recognizing that Maggie was off limits due to her relationship with Glenn. And in asking the blonde chick her age, he was creepy, but it also seemed to imply that he does have some standards and restraint when it comes to a person's age. And when Carol called him…

Also, he actually showed a certain sense of respect by recognizing that Maggie was off limits due to her relationship with Glenn. And in asking the blonde chick her age, he was creepy, but it also seemed to imply that he does have some standards and restraint when it comes to a person's age. And when Carol called him…

Whovian
You know because the implications.They're creepy.

Whovian
You know because the implications.They're creepy.

I was wondering why they don't air the Talking Dead promo as the final commercial in the break so that it leads back into the show, considering everyone gets so pissy when the promo comes right on the heels of a scene.

I was wondering why they don't air the Talking Dead promo as the final commercial in the break so that it leads back into the show, considering everyone gets so pissy when the promo comes right on the heels of a scene.

Most responses are mentioning the shard of glass to the eye as the main reason the Governor would be pissed enough at Merle to kill him, but I think it's responsibility for Penney's death that would actually earn Merle the Governor's true wrath. After all, as soon as Michonne was gone, the Governor was so busy…