WEED.

Yet we’re banning vaping because…?

No, that would be sugar. 

I’ll drink to that!

People just wanna talk about politics and politics.  I’ve been drinking all night drinking all night.

72,000 alcohol-related deaths

Better yet, why was Winter built up for six seasons, with characters saying that it’ll probably be the longest and harshest winter in a century, and then when it comes, it snows for like, one day in King’s Landing, and then it’s nice and sunny again and there’s even green plants growing north of the Wall. Did all the…

I absolutely 100% have no doubts that Jon Snow told them what he’d done.

bran will send a raven,
“Dear Meera,
Sup Girl, your boy is King of the Seven Six Kingdoms now. Remember Hodor? I certainly do because i remember everything. NE Wayz, GTG”

The thing i’ll never forgive them for is the whole Hodor thing and bran having the apparent ability to manipulate the past to affect the present and…

There were a lot of things about this season that annoyed me. Shortcuts taken, heavy-handed bullshit, Hollywood plot armor that was so antithetical to the series as a whole, so much truncated character development, etc.

Spoilers for those that still haven’t seen it (and why you’re in this thread is unfathomable):

I didn’t expect them to just get the shit kicked out of them the way they did that’s for sure.

What about the Dothraki? Aren’t they now free to follow their traditional ways and pillage the crap out of Westeros? Remember what Robert Baratheon said about what would happen if they should ever cross the Narrow Sea. Seems like an awfully big loose end to leave hanging.

It seems insulting (and kind of sexist) that Edmure Tully was saved from his open-ended fate, but Ellaria Sand’s was ignored.

I’m gonna be honest, even though the show never really seemed interested in Howland Reed, that little thread may be the most annoying. He’s the only 3rd party in the entire kingdom who know’s Jon’s true heritage, and he just never materializes. 

I puke a little bit in my mouth every time I hear the “death rides a pale horse” comment to excuse the absolute nonsense that was Arya’s deus ex machina white-horse event.

“It seems insulting (and kind of sexist) that Edmure Tully was saved from his open-ended fate, but Ellaria Sand’s was ignored.”

The other lords laughing at him was the only part of the episode that felt real.

It’s about the journey, man.