**MINOR BOOK SPOILER**

The closest thing to a "god of love" would probably be the Mother, one of the Seven.

What if JFK's family hadn't come to the door? What if RFK hadn't gone through that kitchen in Los Angeles? What if Ford had recovered from his "There is no Soviet domination in Eastern Europe" line? I present for your enjoyment: Then Everything Changed by Jeff Greenfield.

My response to this is the same one I give to my roommate every time he makes a "4:04, time not found" joke.

Here's the Reddit thread ([www.reddit.com]) in case you're interested. The top comment's about how they probably didn't move inland.

He was right after all...

The primary purpose of university research at this point is to get government grant money for the department, so why the heck shouldn't we be able to see what we're already paying for without paying again?

Very easily, if you already have your finger on the trigger as you're bringing it up. This implies that you have no f*cking idea how to use a shotgun, like most people.

They're ending the season with Dany burning her way out of Qarth and something to do with Arya (if the episode title "Valar Morghulis" actually means anything). Blackwater is episode 9, just like the Ned Stark execution was in episode 9 last season. Also (in full speculation mode), the horn will blow three times...

So, we are going to see burning zombies this season! It's probably the only thing that can come close to topping Blackwater...

I got this guy. No, I didn't play Street Fighter.

It only makes sense that the apocalypse would happen there. It is connected to Oakland, after all...

This only applies if Jon didn't actually die at the end of ADWD, of course.

That question hasn't actually been answered yet. The prevailing theory is that he's Lyanna's son with {spoiler destroyed by a giant hammer}, but that's just speculation at this point.

Independence Day was in the Best Movies bracket last year, got destroyed in the first round by Inception.

So, I guess we're going to deny that this happened?

Probably the shower fight against Bonzo. It's the South, where context is frowned upon.

Nope. I think it was good, just not good enough to be the most expensive movie ever (up to that point).

Does anyone else think the Arya/Cyrio scene is just creepy with those lines?

Just a matter of time...