Why do people think it was hinted at, when Littlefinger told Sansa exactly what happened? This was at the end of a Storm of Swords.

In a Storm of Swords, Littlefinger reveals the whole Jeffrey plot to Sansa.

You sound like a cunt.

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Is this your first day on the internet?

That's a pretty original joke you got there! Bravo!

I don't know, but Tekken Tag was the reason i camped out for a PS2 when they launched. I haven't had a chance to play the second one, but the first Tag was my favorite fighting game, hands down.

sssshhhhhhh... you are seeing a circle jerk forming in the wild... don't say anything or you will disrupt it...

It's the same crap that you can play on any cell phone or tablet., so who really gives a shit? Also, I love Amazon immensely, but the set top boxes have been done to death now, especially since you get the functionality in smart TVs, actual game consoles, blu-ray players, Chromecasts, etc..

I guess what I want to know,…

So Gawker posts the topic, and then hopes their readers write the story? Wow, kind of a kick in the balls to their "writers."

Ahh... Gary, Indiana. The butthole of America.

Wow, that stinks. I don't have either, I was just speaking on the technical side of things. Your original post seemed like it was trying to flame, so I just countered it. Hopefully you have better luck with your second machine.

It's also a more capable gaming machine. Interesting...

I thought it was pretty well done as well. Do you have any work that we can compare it to? I bet you don't... Just another online douchebag with a superiority complex.

I think you are just a miserable person who doesn't like anything but the sounds of your keyboard as you furiously type angry responses to internet strangers.

Please tell me then pisswizard69, what is it that keeps you coming back to a Gawker site and not Reddit, or any content aggregator for that matter? Reddit is easy to customize, I rarely see meme posts, and once you get it fine tuned (which is pretty easy...), its a quite enjoyable experience. Especially if you don't…

You do realize about half of Gawkers content comes from Reddit?