Egg certainly tried to be a good, compassionate king. But he wasn’t really able to keep the nobility in line. That undermined his plans for reform and led to the obsession with dragons that eventually ended his life. Not the best legacy for Jon.

(boats are faster than horses)

I was literally laughing out loud during that scene. Theon’s all “how can I decide between being a Greyjoy or a Stark?” and Jon’s just like:

You understand that all women are judged on their appearance, automatically and regardless of any choices an individual woman makes about her appearance. Choosing not to “play the game” puts one at a disadvantage as that has a measurable negative impact on job interviews and securing promotions. It isn’t whining to…

It’s working out pretty well for me. My partner and I were monogamous for about 7 years before we opened the relationship. Now, 4 years later, my partner and I live with my metamor and my partner is helping me chat up a person I’m interested in.

You didn’t answer my first question: what do you wear to work or to a job interview?

They actually died in Meereen and Tyrion had to go run out to the pet store and get replacements before Dany noticed.

We see his flaming flail/censer thing get snuffed out by swarming wights. We’re definitely supposed to believe he died.

Jon and Dany’s wedding is the series finale. They say “I do” or whatever and turn around to face the cheering crowd. Somebody (maybe Tyrion, maybe Varys) leans over to someone else and says “Their’s is a song of ice and fire.” Fade to black.

Is it confirmed that Viserion is the one that died? It makes the most sense but apparently, along with forgetting how time and characterization work, the writers seem to have forgotten that the dragons are different colors.

I like your Bran kills Night King theory but Jon’s riding the other living dragon.

They show that Jorah has a dagger made of obsidian (the one he kills the bear with) and it looks like Tormund has some kind of axe thing made of obsidian as well.

Honestly the length of time they spent on the rock is wrong no matter how long it was. There’s obvious problems if they were only on the rock for a few hours. If they were on the rock long enough for Dany to believably be informed of their predicament and come the rescue, why did the wights just sit around until just…

Honestly this episode was just a shitshow.

Ugh like that fucking scene with Jon and Jorah having an honorable-off about Longclaw. There is no universe in which Jon doesn’t keep the sword but we have to have a scene where he offers to give it back so he can maintain maximum honorable status. We have time for that bullshit but not enough time for another scene…

What do you wear to work or to a job interview? Do you brush or comb your hair? You say you don’t “lather on cosmetics”; does that mean you wear no makeup at all? What about body hair: do you shave your legs or armpits? Do you pluck your eyebrows?

The word you’re looking for is “elevate”: white people elevate all ethnic food. We work from a definition where “elevate” means “copy a half-remembered recipe we had one time on a backpacking trip (the locals were so friendly!), change all the ingredients that might scare a white person, and put some kind of mayonnaise…

There’s no good place to post this but I adore your icon. Kudos to whoever designed it.

It depends on the band but there are definitely still mosh pits and circle pits.

We can’t judge the past by the standards of the present.