I can't believe nobody's posted this pic yet.

What the fuck? What's wrong with him? That was practically homicidal!

Haha, I don't even need to watch that vid, I remember the scene perfectly including JD's blissful fluttery eyes. XD

While naked, no less.

Here she is upset. A+ for quivering voice.

Why do people use digital zoom?

Rocket and Notch are refreshing in their candid answers and transparency.

Pretty sure I saw this on Steam Greenlight a few months ago. Looking forward to checking it out.

Ding!

I like everything but the blue hairy bullshit, and those awful wooden stools where the guy in on the phone look uncomfortable as fuck. Form over function much?

Ahahahaha. Aaaaaahahahahaha. Oh God. Sniffle. Hah. Nice, nice for you guys. *pats on the head*

I call bullshit.

Hmm, I should reread that. The Hound is one of the best characters in the series for me - I think he's the saddest, because the role of bad guy was forced on him by everyone who expects him to be a one, and he learned to accept it and go with it because nothing else would work. It's tragic.

I definitely see how it's all on him. Littlefinger and Varys are my kind of characters, the puppeteers pulling the strings of others who think they are in control.

Isn't the Hound dead? I thought it was pretty clear that he was near death, asked Arya to finish him off, and she walked off and left him to die a slow death. The Hound is one of my favourite characters, so it made me sad.

He's stabbed by like a dozen people all at once. That's some Julius Caesar level shit. As much as I want him to survive - and I really, really want him to survive - it would be rather cheap of Martin.

Bless you, thinking GRR Martin does "big reveals." Keep hoping. I can't any longer. :(

Clever :D

Speaking for myself, I adore playing with hair. But I'd never do it without someone's consent, and certainly not to a stranger. That's just weird, and technically is objectifying - even if it's "harmless", it's the definition of objectification: treating someone's body as an object, and disregarding the fact that it…

When I played Portal 2, I was glad to see that Valve still "got it", but I was dismayed at the inclusion of a real-money shop for cosmetic items even in that game. Which went largely ignored by the player base. Still, they released all DLC for free.