Knowing the NCAA, if he wanted to go back to Duke they’d look the other way or maybe even grant Duke an extra scholarship and some hardship money. 

Here here, I wish more people knew about and played Eternal. It has more than scratched my Magic itch and really takes advantage of the digital format. 

I’m also anxiously waiting for this to come to iPad and/or Switch.

The CCG Eternal is supposed to land on the Switch sometime this spring. It’s a great card game modeled after MTG. 

Not at all surprised Trump is the kind of douche bag that feels it necessary to point to the interesting thing in a photo. 

They were scared enough to surrender that day. But would they fear her enough to respect her rule for all eternity? Dany clearly didn’t think so.

I think the execution of Missandei certainly played a part in her decision to raze King’s Landing.

Cops shouldn’t get to shoot people just because they feel scared. 

Killing men in power wasn’t in her character until it was. Crucifying random noblemen wasn’t in her character until she did that, too. There’s been a progression that this article laid out pretty plainly. 

She literally said the day before that she was willing to sacrifice people today to save more people tomorrow, and that the only source of power she had left was inspiring fear. It’s pretty clear that she meant to level that city from the start and that she was never going to “settle” for mere surrender.

She made it very clear that defeating Cersei was no longer the only goal. Instilling fear in the people of Westeros was her larger goal, because that was the only remaining source of her power.

She didn’t randomly rain hellfire on women and children, she did it quite intentionally, and razing King’s Landing, in her view, was in direct pursuit of her goals. It was carnage with a specific purpose. 

But she didn’t succeed. That’s the point. The cop not only wasn’t incapacitated, he retained the capacity to accurately shoot and kill an unarmed person.

Resisting arrest should not result in summary execution, fascist.

If the officer is still able to draw his gun and accurately fire it while being tazed, how could he argue that being tazed put him in imminent lethal danger?

She didn’t go crazy. The slaughter was premeditated and tactical.

Jesus, she didn’t slaughter people because of the bells. I’m legitimately shocked that people think this is what happened.

But poisoning her after the fact wasn’t an option because Dany had already rejected the idea of a seige. She wanted a fiery, bloody and immediate victory.

And yet, like many leaders in human history, she did it anyway. Guess you’ll have to squeeze your binky tighter to get through this. 

Oh, it never occurred to you? Well then, I take back everything and defer to how you thought it should have played out.