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I'm a big ASoIaF fan, but I don't know if world-building is GRRM's strongest suit. As good as he is with characters and plotting, I don't know if I've ever gotten a really strong sense of place and setting from him. He did a really good job of this with Brienne's travels in book 4, but before then the world itself

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And if she didn't wear makeup and played alt-country and wasn't popular with the mainstream I'm relatively sure you'd be in love with her unique, indie face.

The Mountain that Barks?

A girl was killed. I mean, the show delivered precisely what the title said it would. I don't know why people got all pissed off; it wasn't called "The Solve-ing"!

I think they can dispense with the whole prison thing pretty safely. Or maybe the Governor and his group will live in the prison. But yeah, definitely a lot of condensing will need to take place.

I thought it was a weird way of them showing his mind getting all zombie-like. If they had a hive consciousness then killing one silently wouldn't prevent others from showing up.

*Comic Spoilers*

Let's just hope that they're not planning her storyline to be ANYTHING it is in the comics. Because that would be even dumber.

I think that all non-zombie corpses were shot in the head or something.

But that is the same ecosystem he created. What creates also destroys?

A lot of internet trees could have been saved if you had just typed "I am catnip to fucked up women."

Thumbs up for the Head ref.

I was hoping that he'd survive and would star in the spinoff Quarles in Charge

You mean like Max from Happy Endings?!?

In 6 months I'm sure I'll be up some late on some sleepless night, jerking off to Julianne Moore's Palin impersonation in a wave of self-disgust.

On my "first date ever", I took a girl from band I was interested in to a G3 show (for those not familiar, it is like a traveling Cirque de Guitar Wankery). The lineup that year was Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, and Kenny Wayne Sheppard - with an opening act by Robert Fripp that I think most of the audience confused for a

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