Someone forgot to tell that to Ty Cobb.

You know Prancer and Dachau and Grand Dragon
Klegal, The Donald and Blitzkrieg em'.
But do you recall
The most famous racist reindeer of all?

These two Boston (HS in Virginia) drop-outs are DISRUPTING civil discourse!

Waves of mutilation too

Gareth the Farter has a good head for numbers. Just don't make it a business lunch though.

Quentin Martell is the J.P. Mosman of Westeros

Thoros of Myr's Reanimate-a-Dead-Bear-Factory

Does his chain hang low?

Now I feel dumb. I though she just had some sweet absinth pitchers.

Though his teeth are probably the whitest in all seven kingdoms.

I actually find her ADWD arc interesting in that while most of the storylines/details GRRM borrows from actual events were mediaeval Europe based, Meereen seems indirectly/unspecifically inspired by the Reconstruction period in American History, with the Sons of the Harpy similar to the first iteration of the KKK.

It was actually the guy who played O'Shaunessy, the bible-thumping landlord on "Deadwood". Getting told off by strong female characters on HBO shows is kinda his niche.

And also getting annoyed at Badger for constantly spoiling stuff from the books.

Don't remember where in the books it is, but there's also a story where it's implied that Gendry (unbeknownst to either of them) stumbles into an incestuous relationship with a girl King Robert sired after the Battle of the Bells.

And in relating why/how he got named Kingslayer he shows that he'd always had some goodness, if not ethics in him.

Yeah that whole scene of Jamie hiring Tom O'Sevens to do a cover of "The Touch" by Stan Bush is definitely not cannon.

In the books (and once or twice in this season) there are references made about the Septas and Silent Sisters, who are basically the Seven equivalent of Nuns. Though I don't think we have much detail about who goes on to become Septas (or Septons either) and AFAIK we never hear about younger sons/daughters of noble…

"They brought in some Ironborn ringers for the freestyle raping competition."

I missed The Hound calling him Pisscloak

I'm sorry they cut Tom O'Sevens from the Brotherhood. He added to the Westerosi songbook with his Edmure Tully dick joke jam "The Fish That Flopped".