He’s an “observer,” we get it. He was only passively watching as events that were preordained unfolded before him. But damn, we should’ve at least had scenes of him watching the battle through his ravens, or him warging into different nameless soldiers. Something. Why didn’t he warg into Ghost?

He will be the one to set the crown on Robin Arryn’s head when he shows back up to claim the throne.

*Also, you don’t want to even want to be around when Bran flakes. It’s just not pretty.

I have an but of a feeling that some of the NK, 3 eyed Raven, and Melisandre back story reveal was cut from the show due to the prequel.

And like Dr Strangelove, the final shot of the whole show will be Bran leaping out of his wheelchair and screaming: “Mein Führer! I can walk!”

Bran does his job by keeping the show regular.

It’s all on D&D, since they’re the ones adapting it. They could have chosen not to embark on things they knew they couldn’t finish.

I really hope they do something with him in the next couple of episodes. Its going to be pretty disappointing if hes always just “there”.

So your philosophy is “if you can’t do everything completely perfectly there is no point in trying at all”? Seems stupid.

I mean, am I wrong? Does Pizza Hut go out and kill a pig for every pizza with vegan cheese they sell? If you aren’t at all affecting their stock of meat or cheese, you’re not causing them to spend more money on animal products.

Or just maybe accepting that a personal choice is just that, personal? And that the world is imperfect and that sometimes you have to make compromises?

Qdoba has also added Impossible Foods for a taco meat choice, and Del Taco has rolled out the Beyond Meat taco across their whole chain.

It can be the whole philosophy of veganism. People can do it for environmental reasons, health ones, whatever. And this isn’t even getting into the fact that you can think consumption of animal products is unethical while accepting that other people don’t feel the same way? Every vegan I know doesn’t take issue with…

It doesn’t have to be all or nothing, that would be the truly absurd thing. If you’re vegan and you see that a restaurant has more vegan options, that’s a step in what you see as the right direction. Not only do you have more foods to eat there (and more places you can eat), but other non-vegans have more vegan…

that’s ok. Pizza hut doesn’t actually know how to make a decent vegan pizza anyway. They put all the veggies on at the same time, and throw it in the over. Making all the toppings burnt. I hate to say it, but papa johns is the only chain pizza place that makes a decent vegan pizza.

STL is coming around to vegan/vegetarian ways, but its a slow process at best and many places still have barely anything at all.  If the Impossible Whopper did well in STL, it will kill it nationally.

I would order the hell out of an Impossible Whopper because Burger King’s normal beef tastes terrible.

So it’s impossible that you’d eat one at their current pricing?

Cheese is a process. Who cares what people name things. You sound like a wah wah 

I mean, is this a thing that’s worth getting upset about?