Conan Stevens.. 7' 1/4"

I like where your head's at- I could totally see the show getting gradually colder and snowier without anyone mentioning it for an entire season

All 100% true, but the Lannisters are broke and 2nd daughters are cheap. Did using Lollys really cost Cersei anything at all?

The benches are there for convenient #2s

Is Lollys Stokeworth that much of a catch? The 2nd daughter of somebody we've never heard of? Taking Tyrion's knight off the board is a pretty good strategic move, even without the Shae angle

I think the distinction was On The Boat vs. Out Of The Harbor

Spoiler for people who haven't read the books: MT's a power bottom

I can't decide if I expect Oberyn to do something to sabotage the MT before the fight.

Is Bronn out? I think Tyrion respects Bronn's practicality, and I could see him relying on Bronn again in a situation where he can afford to pay for his loyalty. Bronn has never been disingenuous with Tyrion or anyone else. Bronn is a known and predictable asset, and I'd argue he's one of the most reliable people in…

He was also a judge who asked some very good questions when he had the chance: "What is this debt that was to be repaid?"

Very cool! I nearly did meteorite myself. Be careful with water- there's a lot of iron in there so you might get rust if it gets wet. The general consensus seems to be to oil it from time to time, that should take good care of it!

I find it hard to be too mad at that particular kind of crazy because, like you said, it seems to be rooted in a need to make order out of chaos and find some justifiable outlet for their horror.

The Before trilogy (especially Before Sunrise, for me) is so good I get tingles just reading a paragraph about it.

Unintended consequences are my favorite kind of consequences

I spent the whole fight waiting for Jaime to catch Bronn's blade with it, which feels like it'd be the first thing I'd try to do with my robot hand

Super late to the party, but I really enjoyed the way they called out the Night's Watch in tonight's episode. The Night's Watch's biggst job is to protect the world from these Walkers, but by making their deal with Craster and allowing him to systematically murder/rape his entire enormous family, the Night's Watch dire…

Mordin trumps the Legion scene? Actually making the player pull the trigger over, and over, and over again was pretty metal.

I showed my wife Rescue Dawn last year, shortly after she finished reading Unbroken, which is about POWs in Japan during WW2. Her response to the film was: "What's the big deal? Was this camp supposed to be really bad? They have clothes! They even gave them food every day!"

At least if you were living in China you wouldn't be a woman in India, the Middle East, Africa… wait, there was going to be a snarky joke here but now I'm just depressed

I always felt N64 kid was justified in his enthusiasm