Your comment just makes me wish for a David Lynch helmed biopic about Trumps presidency.  

I live in Lakeview, and am technically a Cubs fan, and I can acknowledge the Cubs fan base sucks for the douche bro reasons detailed in the article (and then some!). But I will say the Sox fanbase seems to draw primarily from the Mt Greenwood/Beverly “my dad’s a cop” neighborhoods.

Also my interpretation of what is happening and why is as shaky as the paper I wrote explaining Blue Velvet in college.

It’s a little misleading since Wrigley is in the middle of an actual neighborhood. I used to live with 300 feet of the stadium so you have 50,000 people, in a lot closer to people’s homes, properties, etc. than you do at any other stadium.

Yeah. The North surrendered bloodlessly. Their last interaction with dragons was Alysanne reforming their abusive legal system and making sure the Night Watch could eat. 

Though, if that’s true, then I’m not sure why viewers and the narrative were castigating Dany for wanting to get rid of Cersei before marching North. Apparently, the real message is “Don’t listen to Jon Snow,” since they’d all be better off right now if Dany had ignored him, defeated Cersei, and then marched North.

It’s part of the simplistic North-noble-good/South-effete-evil narrative the show has been pushing for the last few seasons. Want to know the pre-Targaryen North? Take a look at the Boltons. They follow the old ways.

This. They turned “The Battle for the Living” into a complication on the way to fighting Cersei. I mean, instead of it being a battle in which Westeros had to unite as human beings against an unspeakable foe (with their living humanity tying them together), we got a fight where the Unsullied and Dothraki died for a…

I always thought the point of the show was that when an army of undead is coming for you, it matters much more who sits on the Iron Throne, because that’s who’s in charge of saving Westeros.

Thank you. I keep seeing this idiotic theory and it makes me wonder if people understand linear time.

I mean, obviously people vary, but I find Cersei and Euron mindbogglingly dull. I reach for my phone whenever they are on screen. The prospect of having to spend three hours watching them cackle at each other makes me want to do vacuuming with the show on in the background.

The Night King is not a dead Targaryen. The Night King was created thousands of years before there were Targaryens. And he’s not in the books, so there’s no reveal about who he is.

Man, if I wanted to watch bodies just stumble around in bad lighting and a heavy frost I’d watch a Bills game.

I bet all his tweets go viral.

Nearly five months ago, I suffered a severe brain hemorrhage while I was just standing around at a work party. When I collapsed, I fractured my skull.

At the UtahhJazzHands performance review in 2019, a disgruntled worker walked into his 15-minute interview with a team and, to his surprise, was handed a stack of papers as thick as a novel. He flipped through the heavy pile, expecting to see PowerPoint slides for some presentation. Instead, each page was full of old…

Yea, well Sam and Shireen are cousins.

It seems unfair that Podrick has both a good singing voice and is great in bed.  At least he will probably be dead soon.  

Everyone sits there for a “trail” about someone killing Dany’s father and listens to her “righteous” anger and her brother’s violent revenge fantasies, but no one mentions that Dany’s father killed Sansa’s grandfather and uncle by torturing them both to death?