I’m having a day today.

He works for Barstool now?

If the Wilpons were making WFAN caller-grade decisions, they’d sell the team.  That’s what the fan base wants.

My favourite theory is that Stannis takes Winterfell from the Boltons right before the army of the dead breach the wall and head south. Faced with an actual existential crisis (and not something more pedestrian like taking Winterfell from the Boltons), he’ll sacrifice Shireen in order to secure victory over the White…

If he’s burning any kids, I think he might burn Rickkon when the Northmen allied with Stannis double cross him and try to crown  Rickkon King of the North. 

Usually when I see that phrase, I stop reading.  

While I agree that people have overplayed the “break the wheel” line, you completely overstated your dismissal of Dany as “defender of the downtrodden”.

I believe it is either that or more along the lines that for Bran the past, present and future are all the same to him.  Similar to the aliens from Arrival.

I don’t think people are complaining that Jon didn’t become king, they’re complaining that it had virtually no impact on the narrative, other than to be another factor in Dany’s too-quick heel turn.

While I am a fan of what Pep and his elite force are putting on the pitch, I’m actually of the opinion that the rest of the top 6 have been dog shit. (a relative term of course)

Uh, they’re stealing the North’s jobs, obviously. Also, something something terrorists.

This is a misunderstanding of the English football culture. As a Liverpool fan, I take them seriously because they just deprived us of the long sought after league title. But in a few years when Pep leaves, City (the real City) will drop back to their rightful place. No one really cares about this City team - it’s a…

I’m still not altogether convinced Stannis’s end will be as anticlimactic as the series made it out to be. The vision Dany saw in the Houses of the Undying with a blue-eyed figure with a flaming sword suggests there’s something far darker in line for him.

Sigh, thanks for reminding me of Darkstar, George.

“Men call me Darkstar, and I am of the night.”

The one good thing about the show ending for me is that it makes me feel like the 100s of pages of JohnCon, (f)Aegon and Dorne plotting weren’t a waste of time. The TV show ending makes SO much more sense with them involved, Dorne, The Golden Company and Varys all make more sense as (f)Aegon supporters. Another…

You know that scene in the Simpsons episode about Burns’ teddy bear, where at the end Homer asks Marge whether it was a sad ending or a happy ending, and she answers “It’s an ending, that’s enough”?

It’s extremely on-brand for billy to show up with 45,000 words trying to convince us that there’s something unique or special about a club with a bottomless bank account.

Billy Haisley or Jonathan Wilson... Mmm... Billy Haisley or Jonathan Wilson? Um... Haisley or Wilson. I think I’ll go for Wilson.

Jon badly burned his hand in season 1. He’s not immune to fire or heat like Dany. Nor was Viserys. Nor was book Dany, except for the one time.

Blue-collar, lunchpail incompetence! They fuck up the right way!