I think that Robert was legitimately in denial and probably rationalized it by fooling himself into thinking Lyanna was kidnapped. It's very clear that he was never a schemer. His rebellion was founded on anger, and a critical mass of the atrocities Aerys had committed, not a cold and calculating power grab.

Everything LF says is so smarmy it's impossible to know when he actually knows something or is just being a douche, or if the characterization Aiden Gillan has given him is just so one-note that everything comes off the same level of sleazy and condescending.
While the character does seem to be able to figure a lot…

Littlefinger is Howland Reed in disguise!

I didn't say Sansa being prettier had anything to do with it. Just that Arya is considered kind of plain-looking and tomboyish, while Lyanna was supposed to be the greatest beauty of the North in her time. Both she and Arya have the dark hair and paler skin of the Stark features, and the Wolf's Blood temperament, but…

Except that Lyanna is a legendary beauty and Arya was nicknamed Horseface. I think the color of the hair is pretty much where the resemblance stops. And Ned said she had the wolf's blood like Lyanna, but that's a personality trait.

Is his sigil the CGI prairie dog?

She is the guitar, man.
*mind blown*

assholes who stand to the side and judges everybody present while interacting with no one

Scary witch powers that almost always seem to require sacrificing someone with royal blood. Not a lot of those around for her to bump off anymore.

The show has never done anything to imply an asynchronous sequence of events, so far as I am aware. Aside from the very rare flashback sequences Bran has.

Study finds that some people are fucking stupid enough to think they've gone blind when their eyes adjust to the darkness!
What is the deal with this non-event, clickbait bullshit?

Haha, if you don't count X-Men Origins: Wolverine.

It makes perfect sense that the album was created with crustacean mind control in mind.

Oh, wow, you are such a special snowflake!

The greatest thing about that strip is that it came out 5 years ago. We've been old for 5 years already!

I think that both Demon Days and Plastic Beach are very coherent, although they seem scattered at first.
And Gorillaz hasn't faded away, there's supposed to be another album coming out this year or next.

Yeah! And while we're at it, Dune and Cutthroat Island are great movies too.

All fifty of them that were left, anyway.

I kept saying "no, no, no" as Jon and his army fucked up over and over and Jon was saved time after time by convenient cavalry riders sweeping in from off screen to kill people around him.
In the books at least, Ramsay is not supposed to be very strategically talented, just very merciless. Jon, who may be one of the…

What is ironic combat?