Not if they stick to non-epic stories. I know everyone wants wide ranging stories where the "fate of the world" rests in the balance of every sword swing, but I'd love a series of stories about minor houses, unknown heroes, and so forth.

I assume that Dany goes to the North, intending to take it from Jon Snow, then Bran shows up and reveals Jon's parentage and then the Wall blows up and the walkers come through. Jon and Dany ride dragons and kill all the White Walkers.

I recently just re-watched the series and Stannis actually makes that correction twice. Once at Castle Black and once at Dragonstone.

I wouldn't want an epic about the Long Night. I would prefer a collection of minor tales set in the world at various times along the way. Perhaps a story about how a minor house in the North deals with the White Walkers without having to involve every aspect of the world.

I like that kind of idea. I had always wished that people had done that with Tolkein's work.

I agree with that thought process.

Oh man that's good!

An apocalypse (Ancient Greek: ἀποκάλυψις apokálypsis, from ἀπό and καλύπτω meaning "uncovering"), translated literally from Greek, is a disclosure
of knowledge, i.e., a lifting of the veil or revelation. In religious
contexts it is usually a disclosure of something hidden, “a vision of
heavenly secrets that can make…

How else am I to know who to wish CancerAIDS upon?

Consistently and thoroughly.

:'(

Just to make you jealous, not only did I get laser tag, but I got the white rifle laser tag. I was a total badass with the automatic fire option. That sleepover birthday party was the best night ever!

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Per Wkipedia:

The lamest robot that changes into a vehicle ever. A scooter? Seriously?

Yup! And it's tons of fun!

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So did I until I heard about 10 people talking about it at work. These were adults who were playing.

Any reason for the umlauts in Memorial and Smithsonian?

Then why does it shrink in cold air?