Someone has probably already answered down thread, but I just wanted to clarify that it’s Thoros of Myr that worships R’hollor and had the flaming sword. Though I’m pretty sure the Red God gained a follower in Beric Dondarrion after bringing him back from the dead a handful of times.

Cream cheese and hot sauce. Delicious.

Speaking of skewed views of reality, you seem to be ignoring the fact that those DOJ prosecutions/investigations are based on an exception to the 1st Amendment that has been established for about 100 hundred years (though it was refined in the late ‘60s): incitement of violence. Speech meant to incite “imminent…

Fans = strikeouts

He’s not turning it on and off at will. Many pitchers have differing deliveries between their windup and pitching from the stretch. Clearly he can’t use this type of leg kick with runners on base since from the stretch as it would be regarded as a move towards home (and from a practical standpoint would result in a…

Did you even look at the study you cite? Because it does not use the method you describe whatsoever. They do look at AOD-enabled sexual assaults, or sexual assaults enabled by voluntary alcohol or drug consumption (based on survey results). Those being surveyed needed to indicate that a sexual assault or attempted…

Assuming that’s how things went down (I haven’t read the details), then the only other negligence I can think of would potentially be how he gained access to the concierge phone in the first place, though that’s likely a stretch. It’s certainly possible the hotel wasn’t negligent, and if your fact pattern is accurate…

That’s entirely possible, but not what is being claimed. If what you described occurred then I don’t see any negligence by the hotel, unless an employee divulged to the stalker that she was at the hotel (even just generally), which I’m guessing could potentially be a breach of their duty of care. But if an employee…

Obviously not, but that’s not what she’s suing them for, is it? The hotel has a duty of care in maintaining guest privacy (within reasonable limitations), and she is arguing that they were negligent in breaching this duty by giving out her location and allowing that person to book a room next to hers. The almost…

This case has nothing to do with contract law. It’s already settled law that a person has a reasonable expectation of privacy within their hotel room. Andrews is suing the hotels for negligence, infliction of emotional distress, and invasion of privacy.

During a TNF broadcast, the closed captions on the TV at the restaurant I occasionally work at got stuck for several minutes and the result was just too perfect:

And don’t mind the guys with guns. They aren’t cops.

“Tyrannosaurus” is just going all mouth, no hands.

It’s possible, but it can be avoided. Wife and I have been using the pull-out method (solely) as birth control over the last 5 years or so with no issues or scares. I was initially skeptical to go that route, but in doing research learned that peeing after ejaculating should kill those “hangers on” and free you up for…